Solz vs Sol Incinerator: features, fees and which to use
Is Solz or Sol Incinerator better for reclaiming SOL?
Solz costs less per account: 0.00002 SOL, against about 0.00004 SOL on Sol Incinerator, and its excess rent withdrawal has no fee. Sol Incinerator covers more assets, including NFTs and domains, and can pay the network fee for you. Choose Solz to keep more rent or reclaim across many wallets, and Sol Incinerator to burn NFTs and domains.
This comparison is accurate as of November 3, 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. Sol Incinerator's fees and features come from its own site summary and guides, read without connecting a wallet. Fees are in SOL, and leave out network fees.
The names are easy to mix up. Sol Incinerator is a separate product at sol-incinerator.com, built by the Sol Slugs team. Solz is a different product, and one of its tools is called the SOL Incinerator.
Which features does each tool offer?
Both close empty token accounts, burn tokens, burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens and withdraw excess rent. Sol Incinerator also burns NFTs and domains, and can pay the network fee for you. Solz also reclaims rent across many wallets at once, for one fee per wallet.
"Yes" means the tool's own site lists it. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it on Sol Incinerator's site, not that it definitely doesn't exist.
| Feature | Solz | Sol Incinerator |
|---|---|---|
| Close empty token accounts | Yes | Yes |
| Token-2022 accounts | Yes | Yes |
| Burn tokens and close their accounts | Yes | Yes |
| Withdraw excess rent and keep accounts open | Yes | Yes |
| Reclaim across many wallets in one flow | Yes, with X Wallets | Not listed |
| Burn liquidity pool (LP) tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Burn standard NFTs and reclaim their extra accounts | No | Yes |
| Burn compressed NFTs | No | Yes |
| Burn .sol domains | No | Yes |
| Pay the network fee from reclaimed SOL | No | Yes, with Gasless Pay |
| Mode that can't burn anything | No | Yes, Fun Mode |
| Claim Pump.fun cashback | No | Yes |
| Revoke token delegates | No | Yes |
| Destroy tokens sent to the incinerator address | No | Yes |
How do Solz and Sol Incinerator fees compare?
Solz is lower for closing empty accounts, and lower again on Token-2022 accounts, where Sol Incinerator charges about 0.00007 SOL. Solz charges no fee to withdraw excess rent, while Sol Incinerator takes 2%. Sol Incinerator takes its fee out of the SOL you reclaim, and its NFT burn fees vary.
| Step | Solz | Sol Incinerator |
|---|---|---|
| Close an empty standard token account | 0.00002 | About 0.00004 |
| Close an empty Token-2022 account | 0.00002 | About 0.00007 |
| Burn a token and close its account | 0.00002 | Worked out the same way as a close |
| Withdraw excess rent | No fee | 2% of the excess |
| Reclaim across many wallets | 0.00002 per wallet, and no fee for excess rent | Not listed |
| Burn an NFT | Not offered | Varies, and the app shows it before you sign |
| Burn LP tokens | 0.025, or 0.00002 per account for a whole balance | Not listed |
Sol Incinerator says its NFT burn fees vary by action, and we couldn't find a fixed fee for its LP burns. Its app shows the estimate for your selection once you connect a wallet.
How much rent do you keep with each tool?
From 100 empty standard accounts opened before Solana's rent reduction, holding 0.203928 SOL, you'd keep 0.201928 SOL on Solz and about 0.1999 SOL on Sol Incinerator. From 100 opened since, holding 0.148844 SOL, you'd keep 0.146844 SOL on Solz and about 0.1448 SOL there, before network fees.
The rent figures use 0.00203928 SOL per account before the reduction, and 0.00148844 SOL now. We read the current amount from Solana mainnet on November 3, 2026. Excess rent is the SOL an older account holds above today's minimum.
| 100 accounts | Rent held | You keep on Solz | You keep on Sol Incinerator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empty, opened before the rent reduction | 0.203928 | 0.201928 | About 0.1999 |
| Empty, opened since | 0.148844 | 0.146844 | About 0.1448 |
| Open, withdrawing excess rent only | 0.055084 excess | 0.055084 | About 0.0540 |
The difference is small on a few accounts, and adds up on many. On either tool, you should see the SOL back in your wallet after you sign. If a transaction fails, the accounts stay open and their rent stays in them, so you can try again.
See how to reclaim SOL on Solz, which walks through a wallet with these rent amounts. Its balances are example data:
Where does Sol Incinerator win?
Sol Incinerator suits you if you're cleaning up one wallet full of old assets. It burns NFTs, compressed NFTs and domains, which Solz doesn't. It can also reclaim from a wallet with no SOL, and it has run since December 2021, with public stats showing over 4.1 million users as of November 2, 2026.
- More asset types: it burns standard and programmable NFTs, compressed NFTs, .sol domains and liquidity positions. It says a standard NFT burn has returned about 0.0103 SOL on average before fees, because several accounts close together, and less since Solana's rent reduction.
- No SOL needed to start: Gasless Pay can cover the network fee and take its charge from the SOL you recover. On Solz, your wallet needs a little SOL first.
- A safer default: Fun Mode only closes empty accounts and claims supported rewards, so it can't burn something by mistake. Burning needs Pro Mode.
- More cleanup: it claims Pump.fun cashback, revokes token delegates for no fee, and destroys tokens sent to the incinerator address.
- Track record: its stats page showed 612,028 SOL reclaimed on November 2, 2026.
Why choose Solz over Sol Incinerator?
Choose Solz to keep more of your rent, or to reclaim from many wallets. It charges less for each account, and no fee to withdraw excess rent. You can reclaim rent across up to 100 X Wallets for 0.00002 SOL per wallet, and send it all to one address.
- Keep more of your rent: 0.00002 SOL per account, on both standard and Token-2022 accounts.
- No fee on excess rent: withdraw the extra SOL from open accounts, against 2% on Sol Incinerator.
- Reclaim across many wallets: tick your X Wallets, enter one Receiving Address and claim from all of them. The fee is per wallet, however many accounts each one closes.
- LP burns with a clear fee: burn any amount of your liquidity pool (LP) tokens for 0.025 SOL, or a whole balance for 0.00002 SOL per account. A full burn is reported to earn DexScreener's padlock.
FAQ
Is Solz's SOL Incinerator the same as Sol Incinerator?
No. Solz's SOL Incinerator is a tool inside Solz, at solz.app. Sol Incinerator is a separate product at sol-incinerator.com, published by Sol Slugs. Both close token accounts and return rent, but they have different fees and features.
Is Solz cheaper than Sol Incinerator?
For closing empty accounts, burning tokens and withdrawing excess rent, yes. Solz charges 0.00002 SOL per account and no fee on excess rent. Sol Incinerator charges about 0.00004 SOL per standard account, about 0.00007 SOL per Token-2022 account and 2% of excess rent.
Can Solz burn NFTs?
Solz has no NFT burn tool. Its SOL Incinerator works on token accounts, so it doesn't close an NFT's metadata and edition accounts, and it doesn't cover compressed NFTs or .sol domains. Use Sol Incinerator for those.
Do I need SOL in my wallet to reclaim rent?
On Solz, yes. You need a little SOL for the 0.00002 SOL fee and network fees, and Solz tells you if you don't have enough. On Sol Incinerator, Gasless Pay can cover the network fee on a qualifying cleanup and take its charge from what you recover.