Aggregators send every trade to whichever pool quotes best. Cheaper third-party pools take most of your volume, and the fees with it. Routeback shows where it leaks, wins the routing back, and sends every fee to your buyback, treasury and referrals.
Live today for Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 pools on Solana.
Within hours of a token taking off, third parties open cheaper pools with liquidity packed around the price. Jupiter and other aggregators route every normal-size trade to them. Your buyback, treasury and referral program only earn on the trades that reach your pool.
of a $2.8M/day token's volume ran through other people's pools.
a day in trading fees paid to third-party LPs instead of the project.
main-pool share for every token above $1M/day in our sample. None kept a majority.
Tokens whose official pool is a high-fee Meteora pool, October 2026.
Small tokens keep their volume. Once a token is worth competing for, pools appear and undercut.
Four parts that work alone or together.
Every pool for your token, its fee, its share of volume and the fees it takes from you, in dollars per day. New pools and fee changes show up on their own.
Which pool wins each trade size right now, and what changes if you move your fee or add liquidity, including the break-even share so you never cut fees blind.
Concentrated positions priced to win the quote on normal-size trades, re-centred as the price moves. Your treasury owns them.
Fees from the positions are claimed and split exactly into your buyback, treasury and referral rewards. Every unit accounted for.
Your protocol revenue lives in the pools you create at graduation. See every graduate's leak in one place and defend the ones that matter.
If your fees pay for buybacks, creators or holders, every trade routed elsewhere is money out of your token's flywheel.
Turn treasury assets into liquidity that earns the fees others are earning today, with clear limits and full reporting.
Where your volume goes, what it costs you per day, and the options that would bring it back, with the numbers behind each.
We run liquidity that wins your routing back and route the fees to your splits. No recovery, no fee.
Sometimes that's the answer, and the routing lab will tell you. But revenue is share × fee: halve the fee and you need twice the share to break even, and competing pools can follow you down. We show the numbers before you change anything.
Your treasury owns the positions. Routeback operates them within limits you set, and every action and fee split is reported.
Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 on Solana today. Other venues follow based on demand.
Yes. Fees from the managed liquidity can be split into a referral and rebate share, attributed to the trades that earned them.
Send us your token's mint address. You'll get a leak report back, free.