# Offer Setup & Launch Flow
#### Allocation methods
Mosaic supports common patterns:
* **Tiered private window → public FCFS:** Higher-tier wallets get an early window with per-wallet caps; any unsold remainder opens to all.
* **Public pro-rata:** Commitments accepted, final allocations scaled down proportionally if oversubscribed.
* **Phased**: Multiple rounds at preset prices or curves.
Choose a method that matches your goal (broad distribution vs price discovery vs targeted community building). Document it on the sale page so buyers know exactly how caps and timing work.
**Pricing & caps**
Fixed price is simplest for first-time issuers. If you use a curve or auction, explain the mechanics in one short paragraph with an example. Always set **soft** and **hard** caps and align the treasury runway with the soft cap.
**Testing before going live**
Run an end-to-end dry-run on test networks (or Mosaic’s staging) with your exact parameters. Test: wallet connect, contribution, refund path (force unmet soft cap), claim flow at mock TGE, and explorer links. Use a pre-flight checklist: correct network, token addresses, decimals, price units, vesting dates/time zones, and UI labels. Only move to mainnet when the checklist is clean.
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