Solz vs Smithii vs SlerfTools: which should you use?

Which is better, Solz, Smithii or SlerfTools?Copy Anchor Link

For a launch on Solana, Solz is the best value of the three. Creating a token costs 0.05 SOL, against 0.1 SOL on SlerfTools and 0.5 SOL on Smithii. Solz also has token locks, compressed airdrops and your own launchpad. Smithii suits launches on other chains, and SlerfTools has free snapshots.

Solz wrote this comparison, so check the figures yourself. Competitor fees come from Smithii's published fee list and SlerfTools' fee disclosure, last updated December 26, 2025. We checked them on November 1, 2026. Either tool can change its prices, and SlerfTools says its fees may move with the price of SOL.

PrerequisitesCopy Anchor Link

• A list of the steps your launch needs, such as creating the token, adding liquidity and airdropping.
• The chains you plan to launch on. Solz only covers Solana.
• A rough number of wallets, if you plan to bundle buys or send an airdrop.

How do the service fees compare?Copy Anchor Link

Solz has the lowest listed fee for creating a token, revoking an authority, creating a pool, removing liquidity and burning liquidity pool (LP) tokens. All three charge 0.001 SOL per wallet to multisend. SlerfTools is cheaper for snapshots and launch bundles, and Smithii can be cheaper for large bundles.

All fees are in SOL and leave out network fees, rent, Jito tips and your own trading or liquidity funds. These costs apply whichever tool you use.

"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.

Which features does each tool offer?Copy Anchor Link

All three 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 and SlerfTools add other chains, volume bots and more trading tools.

"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.

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What does a basic launch cost on each tool?Copy Anchor Link

A basic launch on Solz costs 0.165 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 0.37 SOL on SlerfTools, and at least 1 SOL on Smithii, if the revokes are paid for separately.

This uses each tool's separate revoke fee, because we couldn't confirm what Smithii and SlerfTools charge to revoke during creation. We counted SlerfTools' 0.06 SOL fee once per authority. Without any revokes, the totals are 0.165 SOL on Solz, 0.25 SOL on SlerfTools and at least 0.6 SOL on Smithii.

What does Solz offer that the others don't list?Copy Anchor Link

Solz lists compressed tokens for cheaper airdrops, token locks with a public page to verify them, and your own LaunchLab platform that earns trading fees. We couldn't find any of these in the fee lists of Smithii or SlerfTools. Revoking at creation on Solz also adds no extra fee.

• Compressed airdrops: compression saves about 60% when recipients have no token account yet, because you don't pay rent for each new account.
• 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: Solz generates up to 7 letters on hosted GPUs, and you can load the address into a launch. SlerfTools offers vanity tokens too, so this isn't unique to Solz.

Where do Smithii and SlerfTools win?Copy Anchor Link

Smithii is the better fit if you launch across many chains or want volume bots, presales or staking, and its flat bundle fee beats Solz above 12 wallets. SlerfTools has free snapshots, a lower fee per bundled wallet at launch, and tools for chains beyond Solana. Solz covers Solana only, and has no volume bots.

Smithii:

• 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.
• Large bundles: at 0.3 SOL flat, it costs the same as Solz at about 12 wallets (0.29 SOL), and less above that.
• Other tools: it lists volume bots, presales, staking and claim sites.
• Audits: it publishes smart contract audits from Halborn and Coinfabrik.

SlerfTools:

• Snapshots: token holder snapshots are free, while Solz charges up to 0.2 SOL for the largest.
• Launch bundles: it lists 0.01 SOL per bundled address, against 0.02 SOL per wallet on Solz.
• Chains: it also has versions for chains such as Sui and TON.
• Launchpads: its fee list includes tools for MoonShot, BoopFun and Meteora.

Why choose a Solana-first tool?Copy Anchor Link

If your token will only live on Solana, a Solana-first tool keeps you in the features that matter there: launchpads, Raydium and Meteora pools, Token-2022, compression and reclaiming rent. Solz only covers Solana. Its tools and guides follow each Solana step, from the address to the airdrop.

Solz covers the whole path of a Solana token:

1. Before launch: a vanity address, and a token or Token-2022 tax token.
2. Launch: Pump.fun, Raydium LaunchLab, Bonk, StonkFun or Bags, with bundled buys on the launchpads that support them.
3. Liquidity: Raydium pools, Meteora and PumpSwap.
4. Trust: revoking authorities, and burning or locking liquidity pool (LP) tokens.
5. Growth: airdrops and holder snapshots, and your own launchpad.

Steps to choose the right toolCopy Anchor Link

1. List your steps. Write down what your launch needs, from creating the token to airdropping it.
2. Check your chains. If you need anything other than Solana, Solz won't cover it, so look at Smithii or SlerfTools for that part.
3. Add up the service fees. Use the table above for your steps and wallet count. Bundle size can change which tool is cheapest.
4. Confirm the live prices. Each tool shows its fee before you sign, so compare those before you commit.
5. Start your launch. On Solz, open the Solana Token Creator and connect your wallet.

What does a launch on Solz cost?Copy Anchor Link

Creating a token on Solz costs a 0.05 SOL service fee, plus about 0.016 SOL in network fees and rent. Revoking mint or freeze authority at creation adds no extra fee. Each optional step, such as creating a pool or burning liquidity pool (LP) tokens, has its own fee below.

Conclusion: why choose Solz for a Solana launch?Copy Anchor Link

Choose Solz if your project is Solana-first. It's far cheaper than Smithii on the core launch steps, and lower than SlerfTools on most of them. It also covers the whole path in one place, including compressed airdrops, token locks and your own launchpad. Choose another tool for other chains.

• Lower fees on the steps every launch needs: at 0.165 SOL against 0.37 SOL and at least 1 SOL for the basic launch above, Solz leaves more of your budget for liquidity.
• Revoke at creation for no extra fee: the two authorities buyers check first don't add to your service fee.
• Tools for after the launch: compressed airdrops, locks with a public page to verify them, and your own launchpad.
• Built around Solana: the tools and guides follow each step of a Solana launch.

Smithii or SlerfTools may still suit you better if you need other chains or volume bots, or if bundling is your biggest cost.

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Is Solz cheaper than Smithii?Copy Anchor Link

On the listed fees, yes for most launch steps. Creating a token costs 0.05 SOL on Solz and 0.5 SOL on Smithii. Multisending costs the same, and Smithii's flat bundle fee is cheaper above about 12 wallets.

Is Solz cheaper than SlerfTools?Copy Anchor Link

For creating a token, revoking, creating a pool, removing liquidity and burning liquidity pool (LP) tokens, yes. SlerfTools is cheaper for snapshots and lists a lower fee per bundled wallet at launch. A launch on Pump.fun without a bundle costs 0.05 SOL on both.

Does Solz support chains other than Solana?Copy Anchor Link

No. Solz only covers Solana. Smithii and SlerfTools both cover other chains, so they're the better fit for a launch on Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.

Do network fees differ between these tools?Copy Anchor Link

Network fees and rent are set by Solana, so the base costs are the same. Your total can still differ with your priority fee setting, your Jito tip and how a tool groups its transactions.

Are these prices up to date?Copy Anchor Link

We checked them on November 1, 2026, and they can change. Each tool shows its fee before you approve a transaction, so check there before you commit.

Open the toolCopy Anchor Link

Open the Solana Token Creator on Solz