GoPlus Locker V3 vs Team Finance: Which fits your project? (2026)

GoPlus Locker V3 is focused on token and liquidity locks. Its key distinction is the ability to set time-based and target-price unlock conditions, separately or together. It runs on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Arbitrum, and lock details can be viewed on-chain. Liquidity stakers can also collect earnings while their position remains locked, subject to an unspecified fee.

Team Finance covers more of a token project's workflow. Alongside regular and Uniswap V3 liquidity locks, it offers team-token and NFT locks, vesting, token creation, staking pools, airdrops, payroll and multisender tools. Its site also describes a guided MintPlus launch flow and white-label portals. Team Finance lists 21 chains, but support varies by feature. In short, GoPlus has a more distinctive unlock model, while Team Finance offers a wider set of project tools.

Neither platform publishes a complete fee schedule, so you cannot compare their total costs in advance from published amounts. GoPlus says it takes a small fee when users collect earnings from liquidity that remains locked, but does not give a percentage. It does not publish a fee for creating locks. Team Finance does not publish its fee amounts either, though it says token minting and its tokenomics tool are free to start, and testnet use is free.

Both platforms may also involve network gas fees when you create or manage a lock or use other on-chain services. Costs can differ by chain and by the action you take. Before confirming, review the current in-app price and the transaction details in your wallet. For GoPlus, check whether the lock-creation page displays a platform charge; for Team Finance, check the pricing details for the specific service you plan to use.

GoPlus Locker V3 has no audits listed. GoPlus Security's broader focus on security is relevant context, but it is not a substitute for an audit of the locker contracts. Team Finance lists two audits, but the audit reports and their scope are not stated here. Check the available reports and confirm which contracts and versions they cover before locking significant value.

Both platforms rely on smart contracts, so bugs or flawed logic can affect locked tokens. Team Finance describes its locks as non-custodial; GoPlus's lock functions are also handled by smart contracts. That does not remove risks from contract vulnerabilities, wallet approvals or user error. A token lock demonstrates a commitment to keep assets locked under specified terms; it does not establish that the token or its project is sound. Check contract addresses and project details independently, and do not lock more value than you can afford to risk.

Choose GoPlus Locker V3 if your main requirement is a token or liquidity lock with a time condition, a target-price condition or both. It is also a fit if you need a lock on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base or Arbitrum and value public lock details. Its narrower feature set may be easier to assess, but the price-based unlock model can be less straightforward for a first-time user. Remember that GoPlus has not listed audits and its fees are not fully published.

Choose Team Finance if you are building a token project and want locks alongside tools for vesting, token creation, staking, airdrops or payroll. Its wider chain list and two listed audits are advantages, but confirm support for your chosen tool and chain. Fees remain unpublished, and audit details should be checked. For a project needing only a basic lock, Team Finance's extra features may not matter; for a broader launch toolkit, it is the stronger fit.