# How to use Deployr

Everything on Deployr happens through Twitter. Mention **@PrintrDeployr** in a tweet with your command — no apps, no wallets to connect, no signup.

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### Basic Launch <a href="#user-content--basic-launch" id="user-content--basic-launch"></a>

Launch a token by mentioning the bot with a name and/or ticker.

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana
```

**Variations that work:**

```
@PrintrDeployr launch $DOGE on Solana
@PrintrDeployr create a token called CoffeeCoin
@PrintrDeployr deploy MyMeme
@PrintrDeployr make me a memecoin about a cat in a suit
```

| Parameter  | Required?             | Default                |
| ---------- | --------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Token name | Yes (or a theme/idea) | —                      |
| Ticker     | Optional              | Auto-derived from name |
| Chain      | Optional              | Solana                 |
| Profile    | Optional              | Memecoin               |

**Supported chains:** Solana, Monad, Mantle, Base, BNB, AVAX, Ethereum

**Profiles:** Memecoin, Growth, Bluechip

```
@PrintrDeployr launch $SUPERAI on Solana, bluechip
```

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### Managed Vault Launch (Buy Supply at Launch) <a href="#user-content--managed-vault-launch-buy-supply-at-launch" id="user-content--managed-vault-launch-buy-supply-at-launch"></a>

Buy your own token supply at launch. Deployr creates a managed vault, gives you a payment quote, and buys the supply for you atomically during the launch.

#### Buy with SOL amount <a href="#user-content-buy-with-sol-amount" id="user-content-buy-with-sol-amount"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buy 4 SOL
```

#### Buy with USD amount <a href="#user-content-buy-with-usd-amount" id="user-content-buy-with-usd-amount"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buy $50
```

#### Buy a percentage of supply <a href="#user-content-buy-a-percentage-of-supply" id="user-content-buy-a-percentage-of-supply"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buy 5%
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buy 2 percent
```

**After tweeting**, Deployr replies with a payment quote and a treasury address. Reply with:

```
PAID <tx_hash>
```

or, to register your payout wallet at the same time:

```
PAID <tx_hash> WALLET <your Solana wallet>
```

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### Custom Fees <a href="#user-content--custom-fees" id="user-content--custom-fees"></a>

Set your own creator fee percentage (0% to 1.5%). This controls the bonding curve dev fee. The post-graduation AMM fee is auto-derived proportionally.

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, 1% fee
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, 0.5% creator fee
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, fees at 1.2%
```

> **Default:** 1.2% pre-graduation, 0.75% post-graduation if you don't specify.

#### Fee Profiles <a href="#user-content-fee-profiles" id="user-content-fee-profiles"></a>

Control where your fees go:

| Profile   | What it does                                    |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| creator   | Fees go to the token creator's wallet (default) |
| staking   | Fees fund a staking pool for holders            |
| buyback   | Fees route into buyback/burn flow (SOL only)    |
| liquidity | Fees route into liquidity pool (SOL only)       |

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, staking fees
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buyback fees
```

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### Social Links <a href="#user-content--social-links" id="user-content--social-links"></a>

Attach your project's social links to the token at launch. Links are embedded in the token's on-chain metadata.

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, x @myhandle website https://mysite.com
```

#### Supported links <a href="#user-content-supported-links" id="user-content-supported-links"></a>

| Link type   | How to specify                       | Example                       |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------- |
| X / Twitter | `x @handle` or `twitter @handle`     | x @deployr                    |
| Telegram    | `telegram @group` or `tg t.me/group` | telegram @mycommunity         |
| GitHub      | `github user/repo`                   | github myorg/myproject        |
| Website     | `website https://example.com`        | website <https://mytoken.com> |

**All four at once:**

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, x @myhandle, telegram @mygroup, 
github myorg/repo, website https://mysite.com
```

You can also use filler words — these all work:

```
x profile to @myhandle
x handle @myhandleset 
x to @myhandle
telegram group @mygroup
github repo myorg/repo
website link https://mysite.com
```

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### Staking (Buy Supply & Stake at Launch) <a href="#user-content--staking-buy-supply--stake-at-launch" id="user-content--staking-buy-supply--stake-at-launch"></a>

Buy supply and immediately stake it for a lock period. Your supply earns staking rewards while locked.

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, buy 4 SOL and stake for 180 days
```

#### Supported lock periods <a href="#user-content-supported-lock-periods" id="user-content-supported-lock-periods"></a>

`7 days` · `14 days` · `30 days` · `60 days` · `90 days` · `180 days`

**Variations that work:**

```
buy 4 SOL and stake for 30 days
buy 2 SOL and lock for 90 days
buy 1 SOL stake it for 14 days
buy $50 and stake for 60 days
buy 5% and stake for 7 days
```

> **What happens:** After the launch completes, Deployr automatically transfers the bought supply to the treasury and creates a staking position. You get a confirmation tweet with the stake transaction.

#### Stake existing vault supply (after launch) <a href="#user-content-stake-existing-vault-supply-after-launch" id="user-content-stake-existing-vault-supply-after-launch"></a>

If you already launched a token and want to stake the supply that's sitting in your vault:

```
@PrintrDeployr stake vault supply for 30 days
```

#### Check your staking position <a href="#user-content-check-your-staking-position" id="user-content-check-your-staking-position"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr check my vault
```

#### Claim staking rewards <a href="#user-content-claim-staking-rewards" id="user-content-claim-staking-rewards"></a>

When your lock period ends (or to claim accrued rewards):

```
@PrintrDeployr claim staking rewards
@PrintrDeployr claim my staked supply
```

Deployr will ask for your wallet if it doesn't have one on file. Reply with:

```
WALLET <your Solana wallet>
```

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### Claim Creator Fees <a href="#user-content--claim-creator-fees" id="user-content--claim-creator-fees"></a>

Creator fees accumulate on-chain from every trade of your tokens. Claim them anytime.

```
@PrintrDeployr claim my fees
@PrintrDeployr claim my creator fees
@PrintrDeployr send my fees
```

Deployr replies with available fees per chain and asks for a wallet. Reply with your wallet address:

```
WALLET <your Solana wallet>
```

#### Check fee status (without claiming) <a href="#user-content-check-fee-status-without-claiming" id="user-content-check-fee-status-without-claiming"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr check my fees
@PrintrDeployr show my fees
```

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### Fee Delegation <a href="#user-content--fee-delegation" id="user-content--fee-delegation"></a>

Redirect your future creator fee claims to another Twitter account. Useful for teams or multi-sig setups.

```
@PrintrDeployr send my fees to @teammate
@PrintrDeployr transfer creator fees to @partner
@PrintrDeployr direct my fees to @treasury_account
```

> **Important:** Only the original token launcher can delegate. The delegation is Twitter-ID-locked, so it persists even if the target changes their username.

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### Vault Management <a href="#user-content--vault-management" id="user-content--vault-management"></a>

Manage your managed vault after a launch.

#### Check vault status <a href="#user-content-check-vault-status" id="user-content-check-vault-status"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr check vault
@PrintrDeployr check my vault
```

#### Withdraw vault profits (SOL) <a href="#user-content-withdraw-vault-profits-sol" id="user-content-withdraw-vault-profits-sol"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr withdraw vault profits
@PrintrDeployr withdraw vault profits WALLET <your Solana wallet>
```

#### Withdraw vault supply (tokens) <a href="#user-content-withdraw-vault-supply-tokens" id="user-content-withdraw-vault-supply-tokens"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr withdraw vault supply
@PrintrDeployr transfer vault tokens WALLET <your Solana wallet>
@PrintrDeployr send my vault tokens WALLET <your Solana wallet>
```

> **Note:** You cannot withdraw vault supply while it's staked. Use `claim staking rewards` after the lock period ends.

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### Combo Commands (Everything in One Tweet) <a href="#user-content--combo-commands-everything-in-one-tweet" id="user-content--combo-commands-everything-in-one-tweet"></a>

You can combine multiple options into a single launch tweet. Deployr understands the full intent.

#### Full combo example <a href="#user-content-full-combo-example" id="user-content-full-combo-example"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr launch MyToken $MTK on Solana, staking fees, 1% fee, 
buy 4 SOL and stake for 180 days, x @myhandle, website https://mysite.com, telegram @mygroup
```

This single tweet will:

1. Launch `$MTK` on Solana
2. Set fee profile to `staking`
3. Set custom fee to 1%
4. Create a managed vault to buy 4 SOL of supply
5. Stake the bought supply for 180 days after launch
6. Attach X, website, and Telegram links to the token

#### More combo examples <a href="#user-content-more-combo-examples" id="user-content-more-combo-examples"></a>

```
@PrintrDeployr launch $DOGE on Solana bluechip, buy 2 SOL and lock for 30 days, 
x @dogeproject, website https://doge.fun

@PrintrDeployr deploy CatCoin $CAT, 0.5% fee, buy 10%, github myorg/catcoin, 
telegram @catcoingroup

@PrintrDeployr create $MOON buyback fees, buy 1 SOL and stake for 90 days
```

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### ⚠ Important Notes <a href="#user-content-important-notes" id="user-content-important-notes"></a>

* **One launch at a time** — If you have a pending managed launch challenge, complete or wait for it to expire before starting a new one.
* **Wallet format** — Always use a valid Solana wallet address (base58, 32-44 characters). EVM wallets for EVM chain claims.
* **Payment hashes are single-use** — Each `PAID <tx_hash>` can only be used once, even if it later gets refunded.
* **Staking lock is real** — You cannot withdraw staked supply until the lock period ends. Rewards accrue during the lock.
* **Fee claims require a wallet** — Deployr will prompt you for a wallet address before sending any funds.
* **Custom fees cap at 1.5%** — The max bonding curve dev fee is 1.5%. Requesting more gets a friendly error. :)
* **Sell is disabled** — Token selling through managed vaults isn't live yet. You can withdraw supply to your own wallet and sell on any DEX.

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### Quick Reference <a href="#user-content--quick-reference" id="user-content--quick-reference"></a>

| Action                 | Command                                           |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Launch a token         | `launch MyToken $MTK on Solana`                   |
| Launch with supply buy | `launch $MTK, buy 4 SOL`                          |
| Launch + buy + stake   | `launch $MTK, buy 4 SOL and stake for 30 days`    |
| Custom fee             | `launch $MTK, 1% fee`                             |
| Staking fee profile    | `launch $MTK, staking fees`                       |
| Add social links       | `launch $MTK, x @handle website https://site.com` |
| Check vault            | `check my vault`                                  |
| Stake vault supply     | `stake vault supply for 30 days`                  |
| Claim staking rewards  | `claim staking rewards`                           |
| Withdraw vault profits | `withdraw vault profits`                          |
| Withdraw vault supply  | `withdraw vault supply WALLET <address>`          |
| Claim creator fees     | `claim my fees`                                   |
| Delegate fees          | `send my fees to @user`                           |
| Check fees             | `check my fees`                                   |

> All commands require mentioning **@PrintrDeployr** in your tweet.


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