Solz vs Smithii: features, fees and which to choose
Compare Solz and Smithii for a Solana token launch, including token creation, revokes, the 20% incinerator share, bundles, features and which tool suits you.
Is Solz or Smithii better for a Solana token launch?
For a launch on Solana, Solz costs less at most steps. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz and 0.7 SOL on Smithii. Smithii is the better fit if you need other chains, volume bots or presales.
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. Smithii's fees come from its published fee list and its tool pages. Fees are in SOL, and leave out network fees, rent, Jito tips and your own trading or liquidity funds.
Which features does each tool offer?
Both cover the core of a Solana launch: creating tokens, launchpads, bundled buys, liquidity pools, authorities, multisending and snapshots. Solz adds compressed airdrops, token locks, your own launchpad, Pump.fun fee sharing and more pool types. Smithii adds other chains, volume bots, presales, staking and claim sites.
"Yes" means the tool's own site or documentation lists it. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it there, not that it definitely doesn't exist.
Create tokens
| Feature | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| SPL token creator | Yes | Yes |
| Token-2022 tax token | Yes | Yes |
| Change the tax fee later | Yes | Not listed |
| Claim collected tax fees | Yes | Not listed |
| Vanity address generator | Yes, up to 7 letters on hosted GPUs | Not listed |
Launch
| Feature | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Pump.fun | Yes | Yes |
| Raydium LaunchLab | Yes | Yes |
| BonkFun | Yes | Yes |
| StonkFun | Yes | Yes |
| Bags | Yes | Yes |
| Bundled buys at launch | Yes | Yes |
| Stock, metal and real-world asset pairs on Pump.fun | Yes | Not listed |
| Your own LaunchLab platform, with platform fee claims | Yes | Not listed |
| Pump.fun creator fee sharing and distribution | Yes | Not listed |
| Claim creator rewards | Yes | Yes |
Liquidity and trading
| Feature | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Raydium pools | Yes, CPMM and AMM | Yes |
| Meteora DAMM v2 pools | Yes | Not listed |
| PumpSwap pools | Yes | Not listed |
| OpenBook market | Yes | Yes |
| Add liquidity | Yes | Yes |
| Remove liquidity | Yes | Yes |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | Yes, in part or in full | Yes, through its incinerator |
| A page for your liquidity positions | Yes | Not listed |
| Bundled buy and sell after launch | Yes | Yes |
Manage tokens
| Feature | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Revoke mint and freeze authority | Yes | Yes |
| Make metadata immutable | Yes | Yes |
| Transfer authorities to another wallet | Yes | Not listed |
| Update metadata | Yes | Yes |
| Mint more tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Burn tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Freeze and unfreeze accounts | Yes | Yes |
| Token lock | Yes | Not listed |
| Vesting | Yes | Yes |
| Public page to verify locks | Yes | Not listed |
Airdrops and wallets
| Feature | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Multisend | Yes | Yes |
| Compressed tokens, with decompress for recipients | Yes | Not listed |
| Token holder snapshot | Yes | Yes |
| Close token accounts and reclaim rent | Yes | Yes |
| Manage many wallets | Yes | Not listed |
| Collect tokens and SOL into one wallet | Yes | Not listed |
| Reclaim rent across many wallets | Yes | Not listed |
| Wallet built into the browser | Yes, X Wallet | Not listed |
How do Solz and Smithii fees compare?
Solz is cheaper for creating a token, revoking authorities, creating a pool, removing liquidity, burning liquidity pool (LP) tokens and reclaiming rent. Both charge 0.001 SOL per wallet to multisend. Smithii lists 0.3 SOL for its Pump.fun bundler, and 0.1 SOL each for PumpSwap bundled buys and sells.
| Step | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Create a token | 0.05 | 0.5 |
| Create a Token-2022 tax token | 0.05 | 0.5 |
| Revoke mint or freeze at creation | No extra fee | +0.1 each |
| Revoke mint or freeze after creation | 0.04 each | 0.2 each |
| Multisend | 0.001 per wallet | 0.001 per wallet |
| Holder snapshot | Free to 0.2, by holder count | 0.2, or 0.3 for a past date |
| Create a liquidity pool | 0.06 | From 0.1 |
| Remove liquidity | 0.06 | 0.25 |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | 0.025 | No upfront fee, keeps 20% of the rent recovered |
| Launch on Pump.fun, no bundle | 0.05 | Not listed |
| Launch on Pump.fun, with a bundle | 0.05, plus 0.01 per wallet | 0.3 |
| Bundled buy after launch | From 0.01 per wallet | 0.1 on PumpSwap, up to 20 wallets |
| Bundled sell after launch | From 0.005 per wallet | 0.1 on PumpSwap, up to 20 wallets |
| Token lock | 0.002 per lock | No lock listed. Vesting is 0.3, or 0.4 with cliffs |
| Compressed tokens for airdrops | 0.05, once per token | Not listed |
| Vanity address | Free for 1 to 2 letters, 0.1 for 3, up to 3.75 for 7 | Not listed. A pre-generated Pump.fun address is +0.1 |
| Close token accounts and reclaim rent | 0.00002 per account | Keeps 20% of the rent recovered |
| Create your own launchpad platform | 0.15 | Not listed |
"Not listed" means we couldn't find it in that tool's published list or documentation. The tool may still offer it, so check before you decide.
What does Smithii really charge?
Smithii's headline price is 0.5 SOL to create a token, but revoking mint and freeze adds 0.1 SOL each, and its incinerator keeps 20% of the rent you recover. Its fee list says See UI for that one. Smithii does show each total before you sign, and failed same-transaction fees aren't charged.
We read these from Smithii's tool pages on November 2, 2026:
| Smithii tool | Headline fee | What's added on top |
|---|---|---|
| Token creator | 0.5 SOL | +0.1 SOL each to revoke freeze, mint or update at creation, so 0.7 SOL with mint and freeze |
| Revoke after creation | 0.2 SOL each | |
| Token incinerator and NFT incinerator | No upfront fee | Keeps 20% of the rent recovered |
| Liquidity pool | 0.1 SOL | Raydium's own fee. Optional first-block buy +0.1 SOL, multi-wallet liquidity +0.1 SOL, DEXTools socials and banner +3 SOL, DexScreener socials and banner +3.3 SOL |
| Pump.fun bundler | 0.3 SOL, including launch fees | What each wallet buys. A pre-generated address is +0.1 SOL |
| Multisender | 0.001 SOL per wallet | +0.1 SOL to load wallets from token holders, NFT holders or recent traders |
| Token snapshot | 0.2 SOL | +0.1 SOL for a snapshot at a past date |
| Token vesting | 0.3 SOL | +0.1 SOL for cliffs |
| Presale | 0.1 SOL | 2.5% of each purchase, paid by the buyer |
| Claim site | 0.3 SOL | Each claimer pays about 0.0005 SOL, plus the transaction fee |
| OpenBook market | 0.1 SOL | Storage rent, up to about 2.8 SOL for its base option |
The percentage matters most when reclaiming rent. For 100 empty accounts opened before Solana's rent reduction, holding 0.203928 SOL in total:
| Tool | Fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| Solz | 0.00002 SOL per account, so 0.002 SOL | 0.201928 SOL |
| Smithii | 20%, so about 0.0408 SOL | About 0.1631 SOL |
Network fees are extra on all three. Smithii's own pages can differ: its add liquidity page also says removing liquidity costs 0.1 SOL, while its remove liquidity page and fee list say 0.25 SOL. Check the total in the form before you sign. See how to reclaim SOL on Solz.
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 0.8 SOL on Smithii, because it charges more to create and extra to revoke at creation.
| Step | Solz | Smithii |
|---|---|---|
| Create the token | 0.05 | 0.5 |
| Revoke mint and freeze at creation | No extra fee | 0.2 |
| Create a liquidity pool | 0.06 | 0.1 |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | 0.025 | 20% of the rent recovered |
| Total | 0.135 | About 0.8 |
Raydium's own pool fee and network fees come on top for both. Smithii's burn has no upfront fee, and keeping 20% of one account's rent comes to under 0.001 SOL, so we've rounded its total.
Where does Smithii win?
Smithii is the better fit if you launch across many chains or want volume bots, presales or staking. It also publishes smart contract audits. Solz only covers Solana and has no volume bots, so choose Smithii if those matter most to your launch.
- Chains: it lists 14 networks, including Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Sui and Solana.
- Launchpads: its bundlers also cover Moonit and Jupiter Studio, which Solz doesn't.
- Other tools: it lists volume bots, presales, staking and claim sites.
- Audits: it publishes smart contract audits from Halborn and Coinfabrik.
Why choose Solz over Smithii?
Choose Solz if your project is Solana-first. It's far cheaper on the core launch steps, includes revokes at creation, and keeps a much smaller share when you reclaim rent. It also lists tools Smithii doesn't: compressed airdrops, token locks with a public page to verify them, and your own launchpad.
- Lower fees on the steps every launch needs: 0.135 SOL against about 0.8 SOL for the basic launch above.
- Revoke at creation for no extra fee: Smithii charges 0.1 SOL each.
- Keep more of your reclaimed rent: Solz charges a flat 0.00002 SOL per account, where Smithii keeps 20%.
- 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.
- Vanity addresses: up to 7 letters on hosted GPUs. We couldn't find a tool for chosen letters in Smithii's list.
FAQ
Is Solz cheaper than Smithii?
On the published fees, yes for most launch steps. Creating a token with mint and freeze revoked costs 0.05 SOL on Solz and 0.7 SOL on Smithii. Multisending costs the same.
Does Solz support chains other than Solana?
No. Solz only covers Solana. Smithii lists 14 networks, so it's the better fit for a launch on Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.
Does Smithii hide its fees?
No. Smithii shows each total before you sign. Some prices only appear on its tool pages, though, such as the 20% incinerator share, which its fee list marks as See UI.
Open the tool
Solz vs other Solana token tools
Honest, dated comparisons of Solz and other Solana token tools. See features, fees and where each tool wins, one tool at a time.
Solz vs SlerfTools: features, fees and which to use
Compare Solz and SlerfTools for a Solana token launch, including features, fees, revokes, rent reclaiming, holder snapshot limits and which tool suits you.