For Creators
ZERG supports two offering types. The setup process is different for each.
Initial Box Offering (IBO) — for launching a new token. Fully self-serve. You configure everything in the app and go live without any admin involvement.
Redistribution Box Offering (RBO) — for distributing an existing token. Admin-supported. You work with the ZERG team before anything goes live.
Choose the one that matches what you are trying to do.
1. Create an Initial Box Offering
Anyone can launch a token on ZERG. No gatekeeping. No admin approval. You set it up, you go live.
What you provide
When you create an IBO, you fill in:
image
token name and ticker
description
socials
offering type
offering tier
payout preference
Offering types
Choose how token outcomes are distributed across boxes:
Jackpot — outcomes are weighted toward larger wins
Equitable — outcomes are distributed more evenly across buyers
Tier configuration
You set three things:
Total token supply — the total number of tokens being launched
Number of boxes — how many boxes the supply is split across
Target offering value — how much SOL you want to raise
ZERG calculates the price per box automatically.
Price per box = target offering value ÷ number of boxes
Your payout
You receive 10% of the total offering value. You choose how you take it:
all in SOL
all in tokens
a mix of both
If you include a token component, those tokens come from the buyer allocation and are locked for a period based on the percentage you chose — the higher the token share, the longer the lock.
Submitting
When you submit, a creation fee is charged and your offering is created on-chain.
Once live, the economics are fixed. You cannot change launch parameters after the offering starts.
2. Create a Redistribution Box Offering
RBOs are not self-serve. The setup is admin-supported.
Here is how it works:
Reach out to the ZERG team at [email protected]
Create your profile on zerg.app
ZERG prepares the offering based on your requirements
You deposit the required tokens
ZERG reviews and approves the setup
The offering becomes eligible for campaign launch
3. Track your offerings
Track everything from My Offerings.
For IBOs, you can see:
live sales progress and amount raised
minimum threshold (soft cap) and hard cap progress
creator payout status and whether it is claimable or claimed
For RBOs, you can see:
active and completed campaigns
overall offering status
payout and fee status
4. Claim your earnings
Once your offering settles and your creator payout is ready, claim it from My Offerings.
For IBOs, your payout is 10% of the total offering value in whatever format you configured at setup. If you chose a token component, those tokens are locked for a period based on the percentage you took — the higher the token share, the longer the lock.
For RBOs, your SOL payout becomes claimable as soon as the last campaign finishes. If not all boxes were sold, you can also claim the unsold tokens back from My Offerings.
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