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Solz vs CoinFactory: features, fees and which to use

Compare Solz and CoinFactory for a Solana token launch, including creation and revoke fees, liquidity costs, launchpads, multi-chain tools and which suits you.

Is Solz or CoinFactory better for a Solana token launch?

For a launch on Solana, Solz costs less and has more Solana tools. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz, and 0.4 SOL on CoinFactory at its current discount. CoinFactory is the better fit if you're launching on other chains too, because it covers many networks.

This comparison is accurate as of November 2, 2026, the date we checked it. Fees, features and limits on both tools can change after that, so confirm the current details on each tool before you decide.

Solz wrote this comparison, so check the figures yourself. CoinFactory's fees come from its Solana tool pages, read without connecting a wallet. Several show a discounted price next to a higher one. We use the current price, which may change. Fees are in SOL, and leave out network fees and your own liquidity.

Which features does each tool offer?

Both cover the core Solana tools: creating tokens, authorities, metadata, freezing, multisending and Raydium pools. Solz adds more launchpads, bundled buys, compressed airdrops, snapshots, token locks and your own launchpad on Solana. CoinFactory adds other chains, token pages, a fair-launch launchpad on other networks and meme coin tools outside Solana.

"Yes" means the tool's own site or documentation lists it for Solana. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it there, not that it definitely doesn't exist.

FeatureSolzCoinFactory
SPL token creatorYesYes
Token-2022 tax tokenYesNot listed for Solana
Revoke mint and freeze authorityYesYes
Make metadata immutableYesYes
Update metadataYesYes
Mint and burn tokensYesYes
Freeze and unfreeze accountsYesYes
Custom addressYes, up to 7 lettersYes
Pump.fun launchYesYes, with a developer buy
LaunchLab, BonkFun, StonkFun and Bags launchesYesNot listed
Buy BundleYesNot listed for Solana
Raydium poolsYesYes
Meteora and PumpSwap poolsYesNot listed for Solana
Add and remove liquidityYesYes
OpenBook marketYesYes
MultisendYesYes
Compressed airdropsYesNot listed
Holder snapshotYesNot listed for Solana
Token lock and vestingYesNot listed for Solana
Close token accounts and reclaim rentYesNot listed
Your own LaunchLab platformYesNot listed
Token page for your projectNot listedYes
Other chainsNoYes

How do Solz and CoinFactory fees compare?

Solz is cheaper at most steps. Creating a token costs 0.05 SOL against 0.2 SOL, and revoking later costs 0.04 SOL against 0.1 SOL. Both charge 0.001 SOL per wallet to multisend, 0.01 SOL per wallet to freeze accounts and 0.05 SOL to launch on Pump.fun, at CoinFactory's current discount.

StepSolzCoinFactory
Create an SPL token0.050.2, discounted from 0.5
Revoke mint or freeze at creationNo extra fee+0.1 each
Revoke mint or freeze after creation0.04 each0.1 each
Make metadata immutable0.040.1
Update metadata0.040.1
Mint more tokens0.040.1
Burn tokens0.040.1
Freeze accounts0.01 per wallet0.01 per address
Multisend0.001 per wallet0.001 per address
Create a Raydium pool0.06, plus Raydium's fee0.1, plus Raydium's fee
Add liquidity0.060.1, discounted from 0.2
Remove liquidity0.060.1, discounted from 0.2
Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens0.025Not listed separately
Launch on Pump.fun0.050.05, discounted from 0.1
Custom addressFree for 1 to 2 letters, 0.1 for 3, up to 3.75 for 7+0.1
OpenBook market0.09, plus market costs0.1, plus network costs

What does a basic launch cost on each tool?

A basic launch on Solz costs 0.135 SOL in service fees: create the token with mint and freeze revoked, create a pool, and burn the liquidity pool (LP) tokens. The same steps come to about 0.6 SOL on CoinFactory, at its current discount, if you use its 0.1 SOL Burn Tokens tool for the burn.

StepSolzCoinFactory
Create the token0.050.2
Revoke mint and freeze at creationNo extra fee0.2
Create a liquidity pool0.060.1
Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens0.0250.1
Total0.135About 0.6

Raydium's own fee and network fees come on top for both. CoinFactory's page lists 0.18 SOL for Raydium and asks for at least 0.3 SOL for a pool, and Solz's Raydium guide lists 0.15 SOL, so check the amount in your wallet.

Where does CoinFactory win?

CoinFactory is the better fit if your project isn't only on Solana. It covers networks such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, TON, Tron and Sui from one site, and has its own fair-launch launchpad on some of them. It also offers token pages for your project, which Solz doesn't list.

  • Chains: its own summary lists Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, TON, Tron, Sui, Robinhood Chain and Arc, among others.
  • Launchpad: its fair-launch launchpad runs on networks such as Base and BNB Chain, not on Solana.
  • Token pages: it has a tool for creating a page for your token.

Why choose Solz over CoinFactory?

Choose Solz if your project is Solana-first. It costs less at most steps, includes revokes at creation, and has more Solana launch tools: more launchpads, bundled buys, more pool types and compressed airdrops. It also lists token locks and your own launchpad, which we couldn't find for Solana on CoinFactory.

  • Lower fees: 0.135 SOL against about 0.6 SOL for the basic launch above.
  • Revoke at creation for no extra fee: CoinFactory charges 0.1 SOL each.
  • More launchpads and bundles: Pump.fun, LaunchLab, BonkFun, StonkFun and Bags, with bundled buys.
  • Compressed airdrops: compression saves about 60% when recipients have no token account yet.
  • Token locks: a lock costs 0.002 SOL, and anyone can browse and verify locks.
  • Your own launchpad: create a LaunchLab platform for 0.15 SOL and earn a share of its trading fees.
The Solana Token Creator on Solz filled in with Example Token, with Revoke freeze and Revoke mint turned on and a 0.05 SOL fee

FAQ

Is Solz cheaper than CoinFactory on Solana?

At most steps, yes. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz and 0.4 SOL on CoinFactory at its current discount. Multisending, freezing accounts and a Pump.fun launch cost the same.

Does Solz support other chains?

No. Solz only covers Solana. CoinFactory covers many networks, so it's the better fit if you need those.

What do CoinFactory's discounted prices mean?

Several of its Solana pages show a higher price next to a lower one, such as 0.5 and 0.2 SOL to create a token. We use the lower one, because that's the current price shown. It could end, so check the form.

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