For Launchpads & Incubators
This page is for:
- launchpads and incubators
- project studios
- anyone who helps teams:
- launch tokens
- raise capital
- structure vesting and fee switches
What you get from attn
attn gives you a way to:
- Offer revenue-backed financing as a native part of your launchpad.
- Combine vesting tokens and future fee commitments into structured products.
- Share in the economics of:
- advances
- credit lines
- and yield products built on top of your best projects.
- Provide projects with a standard revenue account that can also earn on idle balances.
1. Revenue accounts at launch
At launch, you can:
- create a standard template where:
- a project’s fee switch points into an attn revenue account,
- controlled by:
- the project team / DAO
- you (if you are part of governance)
- and attn (for financing configuration).
From day one, this makes the project:
- “credit-ready” as soon as it has revenues,
- without a painful migration later.
By default, that account can also:
- place unencumbered revenues into simple onchain yield sources,
- so projects benefit from base yield even before they start using credit products.
2. Offer revenue advances to your top projects
As projects gain traction, you can route them into standard products:
- short-term advances:
- trade 20–40% of the next 3–12 weeks of revenues,
- for marketing, product, or expansion budget.
- longer revenue-sharing products:
- where a slice of revenues supports multi-year credit.
Your benefits:
- better outcomes for strong teams
- a share of interest and revenues
- a tangible differentiator versus other launchpads
Example – Launchpad-led revenue advance
Project “ALPHA”:
- launched through your pad,
- now generates ~$300k/year in net protocol income.
You design a “Launchpad Advance” template:
- up to 40% of 1-year future revenues can be sold,
- attn provides pricing and risk limits.
ALPHA opts to:
- sell 30% of 1-year projected revenues.
attn’s capital provides the cash,
you share in the economics,
and ALPHA gets non-dilutive financing sourced from its own revenue.
3. Vesting + revenue hybrid loans (bigger tickets)
Some projects will want larger tickets before their revenues are mature. For them, you can help structure:
- hybrid products where:
- an agreed portion of vesting tokens is escrowed,
- plus a commitment to route future revenues into their revenue account once live.
This allows:
- a larger upfront loan,
- while still anchoring the structure in future income, not only token price.
attn will:
- set conservative haircuts on vesting tokens,
- require fee routing once the protocol is live,
- and treat revenue performance as the primary basis for future refinancings.
4. Operational integration
To use attn smoothly, you will want:
- a “Connect to attn” step in your launch workflows,
- standard docs explaining:
- what share of revenues may be pledged,
- what happens in defaults or underperformance,
- lightweight review with attn on:
- which projects qualify,
- how vesting escrow is implemented.
For technical detail, see: