Solz vs Orion Tools: features, fees and which to use
Compare Solz and Orion Tools for a Solana token launch, including token creation, revokes, liquidity pool costs, launchpads and which tool suits you.
Is Solz or Orion Tools better for a Solana token launch?
For most launches, Solz costs less and does more. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz, and 0.5 SOL on Orion Tools' form. Solz also covers launchpads, bundles and airdrops. Orion Tools suits you if you only want its small set of token and Raydium tools.
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. Orion Tools' fees come from the pages on its site, read without connecting a wallet. Fees are in SOL, and leave out network fees and your own liquidity. It doesn't publish a single fee list, so some amounts may only appear in the tool.
Which features does each tool offer?
Orion Tools focuses on creating a token and running a Raydium pool. Its menu lists a token creator, liquidity tools, a swap, token burning, Burn & Earn and a leaderboard. Solz covers those core steps too, and adds launchpads, bundled buys, airdrops, snapshots, token locks, tax tokens, vanity addresses and your own launchpad.
"Yes" means the tool's own site lists it. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it there, not that it definitely doesn't exist.
| Feature | Solz | Orion Tools |
|---|---|---|
| SPL token creator | Yes | Yes |
| Token-2022 tax token | Yes | Not listed |
| Revoke mint and freeze authority | Yes | Yes |
| Mint more tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Burn tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Raydium pools | Yes, CPMM and AMM | Yes, CPMM and AMM v4 |
| Meteora and PumpSwap pools | Yes | Not listed |
| Remove liquidity | Yes | Yes |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Raydium Burn & Earn positions | Not listed | Yes |
| Swap | Not listed | Yes |
| Points leaderboard | Not listed | Yes |
| Pump.fun, LaunchLab, BonkFun, StonkFun and Bags launches | Yes | Not listed |
| Bundled buys | Yes | Not listed |
| Multisend and compressed airdrops | Yes | Not listed |
| Holder snapshot | Yes | Not listed |
| Vanity address generator | Yes | Not listed |
| Token lock and vesting | Yes | Not listed |
| Close token accounts and reclaim rent | Yes | Not listed |
| Your own LaunchLab platform | Yes | Not listed |
How do Solz and Orion Tools fees compare?
Solz is cheaper at each step where both tools show a price. Creating a token costs 0.05 SOL on Solz, against 0.3 SOL plus required revoke fees on Orion Tools. Revoking mint later costs 0.04 SOL against 0.1 SOL. Its liquidity pool page says 0.5 SOL, against 0.21 SOL on Solz, including Raydium's fee.
| Step | Solz | Orion Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Create a token, revoking freeze | 0.05, with no extra fee | 0.4 on its form, which marks Revoke Freeze as required |
| Also revoke mint at creation | No extra fee | +0.1 |
| Revoke mint or freeze after creation | 0.04 each | 0.1 each |
| Mint more tokens | 0.04 | 0.1 |
| Create a Raydium pool | 0.21, including Raydium's 0.15 | 0.5. Its page doesn't say whether that includes Raydium's fee |
| Remove liquidity | 0.06 | 0.1 |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | 0.025 | Not shown without a wallet |
Orion Tools' form showed a 0.40 SOL total by default, with Revoke Freeze at +0.1 SOL. Earlier third-party guides list its base price as 0.3 SOL, which fits that total.
What does a basic launch cost on each tool?
A basic launch on Solz costs 0.285 SOL in fees: create the token with mint and freeze revoked, create a Raydium pool, and burn the liquidity pool (LP) tokens. The same steps come to at least 1 SOL on Orion Tools. Its burn fee isn't shown without a wallet, so that total leaves it out.
| Step | Solz | Orion Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Create the token, with freeze revoked | 0.05 | 0.4 |
| Revoke mint at creation | No extra fee | 0.1 |
| Create a Raydium pool | 0.21 | 0.5 |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | 0.025 | Not shown |
| Total | 0.285 | 1 or more |
Network fees and your own liquidity come on top for both.
Where does Orion Tools win?
Orion Tools has a simple site with one short path, from token to Raydium pool. It also lists Raydium's Burn & Earn, which keeps your right to the pool's fees while locking the liquidity, along with a swap and a points leaderboard. Solz's Burn Liquidity gives up that liquidity's fee share, so this can matter.
- Burn & Earn: it describes it as permanently locking CPMM positions, while you keep ownership of the fees.
- Simplicity: there are fewer tools to choose from, if a Raydium pool is all you need.
- Swap and leaderboard: both are in its menu, and neither is listed on Solz.
Why choose Solz over Orion Tools?
Choose Solz if you want a lower price and more than a Raydium pool. It costs less at each step where both show a fee, includes revokes at creation, and covers launchpads, bundled buys and airdrops. It also lists tools we couldn't find on Orion Tools, including token locks and your own launchpad.
- Lower fees: 0.285 SOL against at least 1 SOL for the basic launch above.
- Revoke at creation for no extra fee: Orion Tools charges 0.1 SOL each.
- Launchpads and bundles: launch on Pump.fun or LaunchLab, 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.
FAQ
Is Solz cheaper than Orion Tools?
Yes, at each step where both show a price. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz and 0.5 SOL on Orion Tools' form.
Do I have to revoke freeze authority on Orion Tools?
Its form marks Revoke Freeze as required, and its page says you need it to create a liquidity pool. On Solz, it's your choice, with no extra fee at creation.
Can I launch on Pump.fun with Orion Tools?
We couldn't find it on its site. On Solz, you can launch on Pump.fun, with bundled buys and a vanity address.
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