Token Landing Page Generator
Type the name, symbol, chain and contract address and watch the landing page take shape: hero, address block with copy and explorer link, utility, tokenomics, how to buy, community. Copy the brief for any AI builder, or sign up and Inbuild builds it for you with the brief already loaded.
Launched the token but not the site?
Most tokens go live with no page at all, which means every buyer has to trust a contract address from a chat message. A one-page site with the address, the Buy button and a plain explanation of what the token is for is the cheapest trust signal a launch can have. If you created the token on SolTokenCreator or CoinDevTools, their success screens link straight back here with your token filled in. When the page is live, check the social preview before you post the link.
Frequently asked questions
What should a token landing page have?
Six things, in this order: the name, symbol and one-line purpose; the contract address with a copy button and an explorer link; a Buy button that goes to the DEX; a short utility section that says what holders get; tokenomics with the total supply; and community links. Everything else is optional. Buyers check the address and the Buy button first, so those two should be the most prominent elements on the page.
Do I need the contract address before I build the site?
No. Build the page first with a clearly marked placeholder and drop the address in the moment the token is live. Launching the site and the token at the same time is the usual order, so the page is ready to share the minute the address exists.
Which chain should I pick?
The one the token is deployed on. It changes the explorer link, the native coin in the how-to-buy steps, and the wallet the page recommends. Solana, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon and Arbitrum are covered; pick Other for anything else and the page stays chain-neutral.
Is the preview the real site?
The preview shows the structure and your content. The real site is built in Inbuild from the brief this tool writes: sign up and the editor opens with that brief, generates the page, and lets you edit every section, add pages, and publish on your own domain.
Does the page give financial advice?
No, and yours should not either. The brief includes a plain-language footer disclaimer. Keep claims about price, returns or listings off the page.