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# Allocation sales

**Available now.**

**AllocationSale** is an admin-less singleton for fixed-price token sales, deployed once on each chain.

A sale is scheduled against a token's milestones, so only a token launched with a [commitment](/token-launch/journey-and-credibility.md) can run one. The creator opens a sale from [the token page](/token-launch/token-page.md).

## Properties

| Property     | Detail                                                        |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Address      | See [Contract addresses](/token-launch/contract-addresses.md) |
| Platform cut | Zero (fee-free)                                               |
| Proceeds     | Claimable only in milestone-dated tranches                    |
| Ownership    | None                                                          |

## Design intent

Sales should not depend on an operator to “release” proceeds at will. Milestone-dated lockups align cashflow with the same credibility model as [MilestoneEscrow](/token-launch/milestone-escrow.md).

## Related

* [Milestone escrow](/token-launch/milestone-escrow.md)
* [AMM and fees](/token-launch/amm-and-fees.md)

## Design launches

A token launched from a published design commits the design's snapshot hash instead of a journey. The milestones in the design's Post-launch section are the launch's milestones, verified the same way (the snapshot re-hashes to the on-chain value), so everything on this page that references the journey's milestones applies to them by index. A design published without milestones gives the launch nothing to schedule against.


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