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Connect the tokenUse an existing Pump.fun mint. CALLS does not create the coin.
For creators
Pay for buyers, not posts.
Traditional promotion asks you to pay before anyone buys. CALLS lets an existing Pump.fun token fund distribution from creator fees, then rewards callers for qualified buyers they actually bring.
Stop paying promoters before they perform
Crypto influencer posts are usually sold as a fixed price: a tweet, a Telegram blast, a video. You pay whether or not a wallet buys. CALLS is the alternative. A caller posts a callout: a shout with their thesis, plus one affiliate link. If a buyer is attributed and qualifies, that performance can earn from the caller pool. If nobody qualifies, there is no caller reward to pay.
CALLS is not a KOL agency and not a marketplace of paid posts. Influencer and KOL language shows up in search because that is how creators look for promotion. The product is performance attribution.
Fund distribution with creator fees
Pump.fun creator fees accrue from trading on your token. Fee sharing lets a coin admin send a share of those fees to other wallets. On CALLS, that share can point at the CALLS collection. Of the creator-fee revenue CALLS actually receives and finalizes, the campaign split funds a caller pool and a protocol share. Traders are not charged an extra CALLS fee, and rewards are not taken from trader principal.
The percentages are the ones you sign on the campaign. Pump fee sharing can lock. Read every recipient before you sign. Expected fees that have not landed are not booked as revenue.
How a campaign works
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Allocate creator feesShare part of creator fees with CALLS, or deposit SOL only when fee sharing is already locked.
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Callers promoteEach caller gets one link per token. They share it. CALLS does not post for them.
Buyers can trade through the CALLS page or elsewhere on venues CALLS can verify, including Pump, PumpSwap, and Jupiter-routed swaps it observes. The first successful attribution locks that buyer to the caller for the campaign window. A click does not create the lock.
Track the buyers each caller brings
Public campaign pages show caller count, qualified buyers, and indexed buy volume when that activity exists. Rewards use qualified score, not follower count and not screenshots. Buyers who sell out of a position do not earn the caller the same credit as buyers who keep it. Risk checks can hold or block a buyer. CALLS does not publish the internal thresholds that would make those checks easier to game.
What CALLS will not claim
CALLS is not affiliated with Pump.fun. It does not provide trading signals, and a listing is not an endorsement. Meme tokens can go to zero. Payouts are not automatic: a reward becomes claimable only after real receipts are settled, and sending SOL is a separate reviewed payout.
Questions
Yes. CALLS does not launch tokens. You connect a Pump.fun token you already have and allocate part of its creator fees.
No. Caller rewards are funded from creator-fee receipts CALLS actually receives. A post, a click, or an expected fee is not a payout.
No. CALLS measures attributed trading. It does not promise volume, holders, or price appreciation.