Spawned vs Tensor Features: A Creator's Launchpad Comparison

Yes. The AI website builder is included with your token launch on Spawned at no additional monthly cost. This saves creators the typical $29 to $99 per month often spent on website builders or hosting services. You can create and publish a professional project website as part of your launch process for a one-time 0.1 SOL fee.

Graduation on Spawned means your token migrates to its own self-sustaining liquidity pool. A key feature is the use of the Token-2022 program, which enables a permanent 1% fee on all transfers. This fee continues to support the project creator indefinitely, providing an ongoing revenue stream even after leaving the launchpad's initial liquidity pool.

No. Tensor's model is focused on NFT marketplace trading. The 0.30% holder reward on Spawned is a specific feature for fungible tokens, automatically distributing a portion of every trade to all token holders. This mechanic is designed to incentivize and reward long-term community holding, which is not a standard feature of NFT marketplaces like Tensor.

For launching a fungible token, Spawned has a clear, upfront cost of 0.1 SOL (approximately $20). On Tensor, launching an NFT involves variable costs: network fees for minting (which can be high during congestion) plus any platform listing fees. For a simple token launch, Spawned's flat fee is typically more predictable and cost-effective than the variable costs associated with NFT minting and listing.

Potentially, but for different purposes. You could launch a fungible community token on Spawned to handle tokenomics, holder rewards, and have a website. If your project also includes an NFT collection, you could then mint and list those NFTs separately on Tensor to access its NFT liquidity. They would be complementary assets for the same project, managed on different platforms suited to each asset type.