Lifetime creator revenue
Everything earned since launch, in the paid asset and in USD.
See what any dev or token creator actually earned.
Enter a token address. Sweepr shows what is unswept, what is waiting in escrow, and what was claimed.
Every number links to its transaction. No sign-up and no wallet connection.
How a fee is read
- 01
Enter a token address
Any token launched on Pons, on Robinhood Chain.
- 02
Sweepr identifies the fee system
Pons has two generations. Sweepr detects which one the token uses.
- 03
Every place fees can sit is added up
Each figure links to the transaction or contract it came from.
What a report shows
Unswept
Fees from trades that have not been moved yet.
Escrow
Fees waiting to be claimed. V2 tokens only.
Claimed
Fees already withdrawn to the fee wallet, each with its transaction.
Fee recipient
A personal wallet, a contract, holder fee sharing, or a vault.
Wallet history
Every change of fee wallet, with its date and transaction.
What Sweepr does not do
- It does not hold funds or sign transactions.
- It does not rate teams or tokens. It shows amounts and dates.
- It does not follow money after it leaves the fee wallet.
Common questions
What is Sweepr?
Sweepr shows how much creator fee a token has generated, where that money is now, and where it went. You paste a token address and get a report, with every amount linked to its transaction.
What is a creator fee?
Every trade of a launchpad token pays a trading fee. The protocol keeps a share, and the rest goes to a fee wallet chosen by the token's creator.
Why is it called Sweepr?
Fees do not reach the creator when a trade happens. They build up and are moved in a step called a sweep. Sweepr shows what has been swept and what has not.
Which tokens does it cover?
The first version covers every token launched on Pons on Robinhood Chain, both the first and the second generation. More launchpads and more chains are being added next.