Token Launch Cost Estimator

What would deploying your contract actually cost, on each chain, right now?

Base token, no extensions — ~900 000 gas

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Gas prices read live from each chain’s public RPC; native token prices from CoinGecko’s free API. Gas units are typical estimates for a contract like this — your actual deployment’s exact gas usage will vary with compiler settings and code size.

Deployment cost, compared across chains at once

Deploying a contract is just another transaction — its cost is gas units used × the chain’s current gas price, same as any transfer or swap, just with a larger gas figure since deployment writes the whole contract’s bytecode to the chain. This tool runs that math live across five chains at once so you can see where launching is actually cheap right now.

How it works

Each chain’s current gas price is read live from its public RPC. Multiplied by a gas-unit estimate for your chosen contract type (or one you supply yourself), then converted to USD using live native token prices, so every chain is comparable in the same currency.

Frequently asked questions

Typical figures for an OpenZeppelin-based contract with the Solidity optimizer on, at the described feature set. Your actual deployment gas depends on the exact code, compiler settings, and constructor arguments — use the Smart Contract Generator to get real code, then get an exact quote from your wallet before deploying.

Deployment cost is gas units × gas price × the native token's price. The gas *units* needed are nearly identical everywhere (same EVM bytecode), but gas *price* and the native token's dollar value both vary enormously by chain — that combination is why an L2 deployment can cost cents while the same contract costs tens of dollars on Ethereum mainnet during busy periods.

Yes — pick "Custom" and enter the exact gas units, e.g. from your own wallet's simulation of the real transaction, for a precise per-chain comparison instead of the built-in ballpark presets.