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clusterz vs Pump.fun app: fees, Terminal and alternatives

Pump.fun vs clusterz: the 0.45% Platform Fee, the web and mobile apps, Terminal (once Padre), wallet tracking and play money, sourced and dated, both ways.

Pump.fun is the launchpad, with three front ends: the web app, the mobile app and Terminal, formerly Padre. clusterz is a self-custody Solana terminal built around tracked wallets: what they buy and sell shows up live, and you trade the same token in one click.

Looking for a Pump.fun alternative, or comparing Pump.fun vs Axiom or Pump.fun vs Fomo? The real difference: clusterz starts from the wallets.

Tracked traders' buys and sells land on the Map as they happen, with each trader's alts linked into one cluster.

Pump.fun, clusterz and nine more apps in one table: best memecoin trading apps, side by side.

Pump.fun vs clusterz at a glance

clusterz Pump.fun app
Form Web app, also in your phone's browser Web app, mobile app (iOS since October 2024), and Terminal at trade.padre.gg
Keys Self-custody Main wallet. Export its key any time from Account. The server holds the Copy wallet Wallet by Privy, self-custodial per its store listings. Sign-in by email, Google, Apple or GitHub since 25 September 2026. Sign-in with an external wallet on the web ends on 30 November 2026 at 15:00 UTC. Key export from the Pump wallet: not in their docs
Trading fee 1% on trades you place, 0.2% on copies and snipes, on top of the pool's fee Platform Fee of 0.45% (0.40% with a referral) on web and app trades since 17 October 2026, on top of protocol fees. Not charged on Terminal
Cashback 25% of the fee, every account, in the same transaction No platform cashback for traders in their docs. On existing Cashback coins the creator fee goes back to the buyer, but Cashback mode is closed to new launches
New-launch view Trenches: New, Soon, Graduated Web "Explore coins" tabs: Movers, New, Custom pairs, Charities, Market cap (observed 1 November 2026). Terminal has Trenches
Wallet tracking 5,700+ tracked wallets, alts linked into clusters Following and a leaderboard
Copy trading Yes: a trader, a list, a cluster or a dev Not in their docs
Play money Practice: 1,000 USD worth of SOL, free, reset any time Not in their docs
Exits Take profit, stop loss, trailing stop, take-profit steps, profit lock, automatic stop loss Its fees page names limit and other conditional orders placed in the app. Which conditions: not in their docs

"Not in their docs" means we read Pump.fun's docs and pages on 8 November 2026 and found nothing on it. That does not prove Pump.fun lacks it.

Where clusterz is different from Pump.fun

Tracked wallets and their alts, live. clusterz reads 5,700+ tracked wallets live and draws every buy and sell on the Map. It links each trader's alts into a cluster, from SOL sent between them, a shared funder or trading together.

When enough alts from one cluster, usually 3, each buy the same token for $10 or more within 30 minutes, one cluster buy fires and the token glows. Every tracked trader's wallet page adds up all his wallets.

Play money first. We found no play-money mode in Pump.fun's docs. Practice gives every clusterz account 1,000 USD worth of SOL to trade against the live market.

Free, reset any time. Practice fills carry trading costs, so a good result there means something.

Copies and exits that run without you. Copy Trade copies a trader, a list, a cluster or a dev, at 0.2% per copy. Exits sell your positions at your take profit, stop loss or trailing stop, with take-profit steps and profit lock on top.

Where Pump.fun is ahead

  • It is the launchpad. Coins launch on Pump.fun, and the web app, the mobile app and Terminal all sit on top of it. Pump.fun also owns Kolscan.
  • A lower fee. 0.45% on web and app trades, 0.40% with a referral, and no Platform Fee on Terminal. clusterz is 1% on trades you place, 0.75% after cashback. Both sit on top of the pool's own fee.
  • A native app. The Pump.fun mobile app has been on iOS since October 2024. clusterz runs in your phone's browser.
  • An Audit tab with a holder map. Holders, top 10, dev, snipers and bundlers on each coin, plus a holder map.

Moving from Pump.fun

On Pump.fun On clusterz Read
Explore coins: New Trenches: New, Soon, Graduated Trenches
Audit tab: holders, top 10, dev, snipers, bundlers Holder checks on every Trenches card and token page Trenches, Token page
Feed: Callouts, Friends, Top Feed: For you, Following, Callouts Feed
Leaderboard Ranks Ranks
Following Follow a tracked trader, or copy him Wallets, Copy Trade
  1. Sign in. A Solana wallet is made for your account, and you start in Practice with play money.
  2. Open Trenches and set a filter per column.
  3. When you are ready, send SOL to your Main wallet and switch to Live. See Funding your wallet.

Pump.fun FAQ

What are pump.fun's fees now?

Since 17 October 2026, trades on the pump.fun web and app pay a 0.45% Platform Fee, or 0.40% with a referral, on top of protocol fees: 1.25% on the bonding curve, 0.30% to 1.25% on PumpSwap.

Terminal does not charge the Platform Fee (pump.fun fees page, "Last Updated 17 October 2026"). clusterz charges 1% on trades you place and 0.2% on copies and snipes, with 25% back to every account, on top of the pool's own fee. See Fees.

What is the pump.fun Terminal?

Terminal is Padre, which Pump.fun bought in October 2025 (Cointelegraph, 24 October 2025). pump.fun/advanced redirects to it at trade.padre.gg (observed 8 November 2026). See clusterz vs Padre.

How does Pump.fun compare with Fomo and Axiom?

Pump.fun is the launchpad, with its own web and mobile app and a 0.45% Platform Fee. Fomo is a social app across six or seven chains, with fees by route and trade size and, in its own words, no copy trading.

Axiom is a web terminal with Pulse, Hyperliquid perps and a fee that starts at 1%. See clusterz vs Fomo and clusterz vs Axiom.

Is there a Pump.fun alternative with paper trading?

We found no play-money mode in Pump.fun's docs, or in those of the other eight products we compared (checked 8 November 2026, BullX on 1 November 2026). clusterz Practice gives you 1,000 USD worth of SOL in play money against the live market, free. See all of them on the overview.

Sources, checked 8 November 2026

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