The Memecoin Landing Page Checklist: What Buyers Look For

What every memecoin landing page needs: contract address, live chart, how-to-buy steps, tokenomics, socials and speed. From the team that builds them.

By Blue Brick team · Published 25 September 2026 · 3 min read

When someone discovers your token, the landing page is usually the first place they go and the place they decide. In a few seconds they're asking: is this real, is it safe, and how do I buy it? A good page answers all three before they scroll.

This checklist is what we use when we build token landing pages.

The sections of a token landing page
The sections of a token landing page

1. The contract address, front and centre

This is the most important thing on the page. Buyers copy it into their wallet or a DEX to make sure they're buying the right token, not a copycat.

  • Show the full address, not a shortened one.
  • Add a one-tap copy button that confirms it copied.
  • Put it near the top, and again in the "how to buy" section.

2. A clear hero

The top of the page should say, in a few words, what this is:

  • The name and ticker, large.
  • One line that gives the story or the joke.
  • A Buy button that goes straight to where the token trades.

Resist long paragraphs here. Visitors from X and Telegram decide quickly.

3. A live chart

A live price chart proves the token is trading and saves visitors a trip to another site. Embeds from DexScreener or Birdeye are the usual choice. Add it as soon as the token is live; before launch, show a countdown instead.

4. How to buy, step by step

Many buyers are new to Solana. Spell it out:

  1. Get a wallet such as Phantom or Solflare.
  2. Buy SOL and send it to the wallet.
  3. Swap SOL for the token on Jupiter or wherever it trades, using the contract address.

Direct buy links remove two of those steps for everyone else.

5. Tokenomics people can check

Show the total supply, how it's split, and anything locked or vesting. Just as important, show the on-chain facts buyers look for: whether the mint and freeze authorities are revoked and whether liquidity is locked or burned. If you're not sure what those mean, read mint and freeze authority explained.

X, Telegram or Discord, and any other channel you're active on. Links should be easy to find in the header and footer. A dead or missing social link makes a token look abandoned.

7. Speed, especially on phones

Most visitors arrive on a phone, from inside the X or Telegram app. If the page takes more than a couple of seconds, many leave. Keep images compressed, keep animations light, and test on a real phone over mobile data.

8. Share previews that look right

When your link is posted on X or Telegram, the preview card is the first impression. Set a proper title, description and share image (1200×630) so every share looks like an ad for your token.

9. Honest disclaimers

A short, clear line saying the token is for entertainment (if it is), isn't financial advice, and carries risk. It's honest, and it protects you.

10. Your own domain

A custom domain looks far more serious than a free subdomain. Make sure it has HTTPS.

Before you launch

  • The contract address is correct (check it twice).
  • Every link works, including the buy links.
  • The page loads fast on a phone.
  • The share preview looks right when pasted into X and Telegram.

Want it done in about 48 hours?

We design and build landing pages for tokens and Solana projects, usually live in about 48 hours once the content is agreed. See our landing page service, or read how to launch a token on pump.fun to plan the launch around it.

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