Solana Flow

Over the past few months, I’ve been digging into the Solana ecosystem, specifically the pre-sale phase for token launches. What I expected to be a streamlined, efficient process turned out to be surprisingly frustrating. If you’re launching a token on Solana, you’ve got two options for setting up a pre-sale page: Hire a developer – Which takes time, money, and effort to communicate exactly what you need. Build it yourself – Which means spending days or weeks coding, debugging, and integrating wallet connectivity, smart contracts, and UI components. And while there are Solana launchpads (like Hyperspace or Raydium IDOs), sometimes you just need your own custom pre-sale page—something branded, something with full control, something you can tweak to fit your project. I assumed there would be a marketplace for this but I found nothing. There are React templates for landing pages. There are Next.js themes for startups. There are Solana boilerplates for wallets and staking. But a plug-and-play Solana pre-sale page? Doesn’t exist. Because pre-sales aren’t new. Every crypto project, every token launch, every NFT mint needs a landing page—and yet, every time, founders and developers have to reinvent the wheel. Imagine if every SaaS startup had to custom-build Stripe payment pages from scratch instead of just embedding a checkout flow. That’s what’s happening in the Solana pre-sale space. This friction slows down projects, increases costs, and adds unnecessary technical complexity to something that should be simple. I’ve started building this. A simple marketplace of pre-built Solana pre-sale pages, ready to deploy. If this sounds like something you’d use, let me know. I’d love to hear feedback from founders, devs, and anyone launching tokens in the Solana ecosystem.