Sparkfi

Start your token raise in minutes on Base. Sparkfi guides founders from idea to funded launch with a simple, step-by-step flow. Connect a wallet, pick a sale format (public, whitelist, or tiered), set soft and hard caps, pricing, and per-wallet limits, and define vesting. Upload your token address or mint through your own factory, then lock liquidity and team allocations with time-based releases. Preview the sale page, add brand assets, and publish. The platform handles participant eligibility, allocation math, and on-chain settlement so your team can focus on product.

While the sale runs, use the control panel to manage operations. Draft the sale page copy, FAQs, and roadmap updates in one place, schedule announcements, and push them to your channels with tracked links. Build and approve whitelists from spreadsheets or form submissions. Enable anti-bot checks and wallet reputation filters. Track real-time commitments, unique participants, geographic distribution, and conversion by campaign. If targets shift, update caps or timelines within allowed windows and notify followers automatically.

For engineers, Sparkfi offers a straightforward build path. Deploy or import your ERC-20, plug in a vesting contract, and dry-run the entire flow on testnet. Use the API or CLI to script parameter changes, snapshot balances for airdrops, and export Merkle trees for claims. Webhooks let you mirror sale events to your backend, trigger Discord roles, or gate content. After funding closes, a single action handles liquidity provisioning, token distribution, and vaulting of reserved supply, reducing manual steps and mistakes.

Backers get a clean participation experience on Coinbase’s Layer 2. Switch network, fund your wallet, complete any required tasks, and commit when the window opens. The interface shows your tier, remaining allocation, and expected claim schedule. Claims unlock according to the vesting you agreed to, with reminders and one-click collection. Portfolio pages aggregate your positions across Sparkfi launches. As cross-network support rolls out, projects can extend distribution to additional chains without fragmenting records, and you keep a unified history.