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SOLTidy vs FluxBeam

If cost is what matters and you are comfortable with Token-2022, FluxBeam's FluxTools are free and cover creation, authorities, transfer fees, airdrops, locks and pool creation on its own DEX. SOLTidy charges small flat fees but adds a free holder snapshot, vanity address and wallet generators, LP burning and fee previews before you sign, and its airdrop and fee-claim tools do not need you to set a custom RPC.

FluxBeam: A Solana DEX built around Token-2022, with free FluxTools for creating SPL and Token-2022 tokens, managing authorities and fees, airdrops, locks and pools. Facts checked November 5, 2026 from fluxbeam.xyz.

Choose SOLTidy if…

  • You want a holder snapshot exported to CSV, JSON or TXT, free and without a wallet.
  • You want to burn Raydium LP tokens to show liquidity is locked for good.
  • You want the multisender and fee claimer to work on the default connection, without setting a custom RPC first.
  • You want vanity mint addresses or new wallets generated in the browser.
  • You want Raydium pools, liquidity tools, launchpad bundle launches or mass buys and sells on the same site.

Choose FluxBeam if…

  • You want token creation and management tools that FluxBeam describes as free.
  • You need Token-2022 extensions beyond a transfer fee when creating the token.
  • You want to create a pool on FluxBeam's own DEX, or lock Token-2022 tokens or FluxBeam LP for a set time.
  • You want to trade the token on a DEX that supports Token-2022 natively.

Side by side

Feature SOLTidy FluxBeam
Create an SPL token 0.1 SOL Free (V1 creation) source
Create a Token-2022 token 0.15 SOL, transfer-fee extension Yes, with a choice of extensions; no fee stated source
Revoke or change authorities 0.054 SOL per revoke Yes, in Token Manager; tools described as free source
Claim withheld transfer fees 0.09 SOL per transaction Yes, Fee Manager; needs a custom RPC source
Airdrop / multisender 0.0009 SOL per recipient Yes, beta; needs a custom RPC source
Token holder snapshot Free, CSV/JSON/TXT export No separate tool listed source
Liquidity pool creation Raydium CPMM pools, 0.1 SOL Yes, on FluxBeam DEX source
Token locker Jupiter Lock, 0.27 SOL per run Yes, including Token-2022 source
Burn LP tokens 0.045 SOL per burn Advises against burning FluxBeam LP; suggests its locker source
Vanity address and wallet generator Free, in the browser Not listed source

Free tools against flat fees

FluxBeam's documentation calls FluxTools free: V1 SPL token creation is described as free, and its FAQ says the team keeps the tools free, with limits on what it can fix during congestion. You still pay Solana network fees and rent. SOLTidy charges a flat SOL fee per action, such as 0.1 SOL to create a token, 0.054 SOL per revoke, 0.045 SOL per metadata update and 0.0009 SOL per airdrop recipient, shown in the panel before you sign.

For a single token with a revoke and a 200-wallet airdrop, SOLTidy costs 0.334 SOL in fees plus about 0.016 SOL of rent. On FluxBeam the same steps cost only network fees and rent, if the tools work for your case.

The paid creators' fees are listed in Solana token creators compared.

Token-2022 depth versus everyday tools

FluxBeam was built as a Token-2022 DEX, and its V2 creator lets you pick among several token extensions, with Token Manager for authorities and fee settings and Fee Manager for harvesting withheld fees. SOLTidy's Token-2022 support is narrower: its tax-token creator sets up the transfer-fee extension with on-mint metadata, and its revoke, mint, burn, multisend, snapshot and claim tools work with both token programs.

FluxBeam's Fee Manager and Airdrop tools ask you to set a custom RPC first. SOLTidy's equivalents run on the site's own connection. FluxBeam pools live on its own DEX; SOLTidy creates Raydium pools instead and locks tokens through Jupiter Lock.

Questions & answers

Is the FluxBeam token creator free?

FluxBeam's docs describe V1 SPL token creation as free and call FluxTools free tools; you still pay Solana network fees and rent. SOLTidy charges 0.1 SOL for an SPL token and 0.15 SOL for a Token-2022 tax token.

Can I claim Token-2022 transfer fees with FluxBeam or SOLTidy?

Both can. FluxBeam's Fee Manager harvests and claims withheld fees but needs a custom RPC set in its settings. SOLTidy's Claim Withheld Fees tool harvests and withdraws them for 0.09 SOL per transaction, and viewing balances is free.

Should I burn LP tokens from a FluxBeam pool?

FluxBeam's FAQ says not to burn LP tokens from its pools and suggests its token locker instead, because pools work differently on each DEX. SOLTidy's LP burner is meant for Raydium LP tokens.

Does FluxBeam have a holder snapshot tool?

Its docs do not list a standalone snapshot tool, though its airdrop can target holders of a given mint. SOLTidy's token holder snapshot is free and exports every holder to CSV, JSON or TXT.

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