NFT tool

Scatter

NFT launchpad for deploying and minting collections on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and 9 other mainnets.

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Facts checked Sep 26, 2026

Scatter key facts

CategoryNFT tool
ChainsEthereum, Base, Arbitrum, ApeChain, Abstract and 7 more
PlatformsWeb, API
FeesAbout $1 minimum per token on public mints (contracts deployed after Sep 1, 2026)
Chains12 mainnets incl. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, ApeChain, Abstract
CompanyGum Inc.
About

What is Scatter?

Scatter is an NFT launchpad run by Gum Inc. where creators deploy collection contracts they own and run mint lists. Its docs list 12 mainnets for new collections, including Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum. For contracts deployed after September 1, 2026, public mints carry a minimum platform fee of about $1 per token.

Scatter usage

Chains1

From DefiLlama (fees users paid), updated Sep 26, 2026.

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Scatter pros and cons

Pros
  • 12 mainnets for new collections, including Base
  • Creators own the collection contract
  • API for building custom mint pages
Cons
  • About $1 minimum platform fee per public mint on contracts deployed after September 1, 2026
  • No secondary marketplace of its own; collections trade on other marketplaces
  • Each collection lives on one chain

Scatter FAQ

What is Scatter?

Scatter is an NFT launchpad run by Gum Inc. where creators deploy collection contracts they own and run mint lists. Its docs list 12 mainnets for new collections, including Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum. For contracts deployed after September 1, 2026, public mints carry a minimum platform fee of about $1 per token.

Which chains does Scatter support?

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, ApeChain, Abstract and 7 more.

How much does Scatter cost?

About $1 minimum per token on public mints (contracts deployed after Sep 1, 2026), according to Scatter’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).

Sources

  1. Scatter: official site
  2. Scatter: Platform fee
  3. Scatter: Chain IDs
  4. Scatter: Terms of service
  5. DefiLlama

How this page works

Sources: Scatter: official site, Scatter: Platform fee, Scatter: Chain IDs. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.

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