Robinhood Chain token services: every fee
Team Finance pricing for Robinhood Chain token services runs from free to $2,500 a year as of August 2026: launching with MintPlus is free, liquidity, token and NFT locks are $150 each, vesting and airdrops are $100, multisender is $50, and staking pools are free for a limited time. Team Finance is our sister product.
Prices from team.finance/robinhood and Locksley's own rate card, quoted exactly and dated. Gas is paid to the network, not to us.
Team Finance is owned by TrustSwap, the company that builds Locksley. The tool prices below are theirs; the advertising prices are ours. Gas is neither — it goes to the network. Nothing on this page is a recommendation, and the last section says plainly what none of this money buys.
| Service | Price (as of August 2026) |
|---|---|
| MintPlus token launch | Free — the standard lock fee is waived |
| Liquidity lock | $150 per use |
| Token lock | $150 per use |
| NFT lock | $150 per use |
| Vesting | $100 per use |
| Airdrop | $100 per use |
| Multisender | $50 per use |
| Staking pools | Free for a limited time |
| Pro plan | $2,500/year, unlimited |
Prices are Team Finance's, quoted from team.finance/robinhood and dated to August 2026. Fees are per use, so a project that locks once and vests once pays for two uses, not a subscription. The Pro plan replaces per-use pricing with a flat annual fee and unlimited uses.
The free route is the one to check first. Launching a token on Robinhood Chain through MintPlus mints, pools and locks in a single transaction with the standard lock fee waived, which is walked through step by step in launch free with MintPlus. Paid services are worth their fee when you need something MintPlus does not do: a custom lock duration, a vesting schedule, a distribution.
The other three landings carry the mechanics behind their line in the table: lock liquidity, token vesting and staking pools.
A lock guarantees exactly one thing: the pool cannot be withdrawn before the release date. Not the price, not the team, not the token. A locked pool can still fall. The lock fee buys the mechanism, not an outcome.
What gas costs on top
what the network charges on top, and how it is worked outEvery fee above is paid in dollars. Gas is separate, paid in ETH, and charged by the network rather than by Team Finance — every transaction pays it, including the free ones. A typical Robinhood Chain transaction costs about —pending, and a launch that mints, pools and locks in one transaction pays gas once rather than three times.
Two costs are easy to forget when budgeting. The liquidity you put in the pool is your own capital, not a fee, and it stays exposed to the market. And each later action — extending a lock, adding a vesting schedule — is another transaction with its own gas. As of —pending, —pending of new Robinhood Chain launches locked liquidity at creation, per Locksley's contract reads; the current set is on locked at birth. The full launch budget, itemized, is in what launching really costs.
How Locksley makes money
and the part of it that is not for saleLocksley is built by TrustSwap and powered by Team Finance. Reading the site is free and always has been: lock data, the unlock calendar, the screener and every guide cost nothing, and none of it sits behind an account. Revenue comes from two places — the Team Finance service fees in the table above, which are charged for performing an on-chain action, and labeled placements. We charge for the doing, never for the reporting. Paying never changes how a token's data displays. The longer version, including what we do not sell, is in fees and how Locksley makes money.
Frequently asked questions
Is launching a token on Robinhood Chain really free?
The MintPlus route charges no service fee, and the standard lock fee is waived, so the only cost is gas in ETH plus whatever liquidity you fund the pool with. That liquidity is real money, and it is the largest number in most launch budgets. Nothing else is billed unless you add a paid service afterward.
What does the Pro plan include?
The Pro plan is $2,500 per year as of August 2026 and covers unlimited uses of Team Finance's services — Team Finance is our sister product — rather than charging per use. It suits teams running many locks, vesting schedules or distributions across a year; a project doing one lock and one vesting schedule pays less at $150 and $100 per use. Gas is still paid separately either way.
Does Locksley charge for screener access or lock data?
No. Locksley's screener links out to a token page for every pair it tracks, and those pages render price, pool depth, lock state, vesting and holder distribution at no cost, for every indexed token, whether or not the project has bought anything. The data is read from the contracts, so there is no version of it we could sell access to and still call it a public record.
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