Four launch venues, and four different answers to the same question: who gets the fee. Then the other rails — sell services, price your own endpoint, let the agent shop the machine economy.
Launch direct
Direct on pump.fun
Your wallet is the creator, so creator fees accrue to it and can be claimed from that wallet.
Creator fees accrue to your wallet, and you claim them manually. Its own holder-rewards mode is the other choice: pick it at creation and the creator fee goes to holders instead of to you, permanently.
Launch on ansem.io
This path does not pay creator fees to your wallet.
No creator fees reach your wallet on this path. Part of the first buy is airdropped to the community in the same transaction that creates the coin.
Launch on Claw Pump
An agent launches it for you and the creator fee is split with the platform, paid out to the wallet you registered.
The creator fee is split between you and the platform, and reaches the payout wallet you registered.
The HANSEM launcher
Your wallet signs it and keeps its own leg of every trade; the rest is split on chain between the token's holders, its DNA lineup and $HANSEM.
You keep your own leg of every trade. The token's economy fee is split on chain — holders, the DNA lineup, $HANSEM — and nobody can withdraw from it.
Creator fees are claimable only when your wallet is the creator. Claims are manual; no fee path silently becomes wallet authority or recurring revenue.
SP3ND products, CryptoRefills top-ups, Travala travel — the agent browses and compares across catalogs, and a card funds the wallet through MoonPay. It finds; it does not check out.
Your own token
The console prepares a launch — the name, the ticker, the image — and a human signs it. Launch direct and the creator fees above are yours to claim.