Builder disclosure up front: I made this.
PumpFunBot started as a Solana / [Pump.fun](http://Pump.fun) operations tool, but I kept running into the same problem: most people who land on a crypto tool do not immediately need an operator dashboard. They usually have a contract address in front of them and want to know whether there are obvious structural red flags before they go any further.
So I rebuilt the front of the product around a free, read-only mint scanner.
You can paste a Solana / [Pump.fun](http://Pump.fun) mint and check things like:
* mint authority status
* freeze authority status
* [Pump.fun](http://Pump.fun) route / bonding-curve state
* a basic risk score
* additional token structure information
The free scanner does not require a wallet connection.
That last part was intentional. I do not think someone should have to connect a wallet just to inspect public on-chain information.
The paid side is a separate product path for users who actually need deeper tooling. Pro adds holder and creator analysis plus the authenticated operator dashboard. The operator side uses a boss/worker wallet structure and is self-funded by the user, with different access tiers depending on the plan.
I also want to be very clear about what this is NOT.
A green scanner result does not mean a token is guaranteed safe. It does not guarantee price performance, liquidity, buyers, or that a creator will not do something malicious later. The scanner only reports on the conditions it can actually inspect. Likewise, the operator tooling is not sold as a guaranteed ranking, volume, profit, or holder-growth machine.
The goal is much simpler: give people a fast first-pass way to inspect a mint, then provide deeper tools for the smaller group that actually needs them.
You can try the scanner here:
[https://pumpfunbot.app/scanner](https://pumpfunbot.app/scanner)
Main site:
[https://pumpfunbot.app/](https://pumpfunbot.app/)
For people here who regularly evaluate new launches, I would genuinely like to know what you think a scanner MUST surface before you would consider it useful. Holder concentration? Deployer history? Bundled supply? Liquidity behavior? Creator-linked wallets? Something else?
If you have a weird mint that has fooled other scanners, even better — send it through and tell me where the result is wrong or misleading.
