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Every trade pays the fee its creator set at launch. Transfers are free. The fee is taken inside the swap, so there is no route around it.
The fee is a percentage of each trade, not a share of an LP fee. A $10,000 swap against a token routing 3% to holders sends about $300 to holders.

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What the fee is paid in

The fee is taken from what the trade pays out. On a buy, that is the token being bought. On a sell, it is the pair. So everyone who earns a share of the fee, a fee address included, receives both: the token from buys and the pair from sells.

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Rates

A token at 1% on buys and 10% on sells pays the platform 0.5% of each buy and 1% of each sell.

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Where each cut goes

Same rates, different destinations. Why →

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The anti-sniper toll

Buys in a launch’s opening window pay a rate decaying from up to 99% to the buy tax. The platform’s cut stays capped at 1% throughout; everything above flows through the creator’s split. Sells never pay it. Launching →

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Nothing changes after launch

Rates and split are enforced by the pool’s hook and immutable - by anyone.
platform=min⁡(τ/2, 100 bps)\text{platform} = \min(\tau/2,\ 100\ \text{bps}), creator=τ−platform\text{creator} = \tau - \text{platform}, for 0≤τ≤10000 \le \tau \le 1000 bps. The platform’s share as a proportion falls as the tax rises: 50% of 1%, 25% of 4%, 10% of 10%. No tiers, no discounts.
paid per day=V24h×r/10,000\text{paid per day} = V_{24h} \times r / 10{,}000. Market cap is not in it. A $2M token turning over its cap daily pays more than a $50M token that barely trades.
out=(1−τ/10,000)⋅fpool(x)\text{out} = (1 - \tau/10{,}000) \cdot f_{\text{pool}}(x). The tax composes with price impact inside the swap. An aggregator that quotes the curve alone and sets minOut from it reverts every time.