SOLTidy vs Smithii

For creating and managing a Solana token, SOLTidy is cheaper at almost every step: 0.1 SOL to create against 0.5 SOL, 0.054 SOL to revoke against 0.1–0.2 SOL, and 0.045 SOL to update metadata against 0.1 SOL. Both now cover pools, liquidity, OpenBook markets, vesting and launchpad bundlers on Solana. Choose Smithii for presales, claim sites, volume bots or tools on EVM chains in the same dashboard.

Smithii: A multi-chain no-code suite for token creation, liquidity, presales, vesting, snapshots and launchpad bundlers and volume bots, on Solana and more than a dozen other chains. Facts checked November 5, 2026 from tools.smithii.io.

Choose SOLTidy if…

You want lower flat fees for creating, revoking, updating and minting a Solana token.
You need a free holder snapshot rather than a 0.2 SOL one.
You airdrop to many wallets and want to pay 0.0009 SOL per recipient instead of 0.001 SOL.
You burn tokens and want a flat 0.005 SOL fee rather than a share of the reclaimed rent.
You want pools, liquidity, LP locks, bundle launches and mass buys from the same non-custodial site as your token tools.

Choose Smithii if…

You run a presale, claim site or staking alongside the token.
You want volume bots alongside the launchpad bundlers.
You also deploy tokens on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Sui, TRON or other chains Smithii lists.

Side by side

Feature	SOLTidy	Smithii
Create an SPL token	0.1 SOL + about 0.016 SOL rent	0.5 SOL, including on-chain fees source
Revoke mint or freeze at creation	+0.054 SOL (freeze is off by default)	+0.1 SOL each source
Revoke mint authority later	0.054 SOL	0.2 SOL source
Update token metadata	0.045 SOL	0.1 SOL source
Token-2022 tax token	0.15 SOL	0.5 SOL source
Multisender	0.0009 SOL per recipient	0.001 SOL per wallet source
Token holder snapshot	Free, no wallet needed	0.2 SOL per snapshot source
Burn tokens	0.005 SOL per burn	No upfront fee; keeps 20% of reclaimed rent source
Liquidity pool creation	0.1 SOL plus Raydium's create fee and rent	From 0.1 SOL plus pool costs source
Pool + bundled first buys	0.1 SOL + 0.2 SOL when the buys land	See their site source
Add / remove liquidity	0.09 SOL per transaction	Yes source
Lock LP (Raydium Burn & Earn) / burn LP	0.02 SOL per lock / 0.045 SOL per burn	See their site source
OpenBook market	0.1 SOL plus market rent	Yes source
Token vesting and locks	0.27 SOL per run, any number of recipients	Yes source
Launchpad bundlers	pump.fun, Bonk.fun, LaunchLab, Jupiter Studio: 0.3 SOL per bundle + Jito tip	Pump.fun, PumpSwap, BonkFun and others source
Mass buy / mass sell	0.5% of SOL traded, max 0.1 SOL per run	See their site source
Presale, claim site, staking, volume bots	No	Yes source
Chains	Solana	Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Sui, TRON and others source
Non-custodial	Yes	Yes, per its FAQ source

What a token launch costs on each

Take a fixed-supply token with both mint and freeze authority out of the way. On Smithii that is 0.5 SOL to create plus 0.1 SOL each to revoke mint and freeze, so 0.7 SOL, with on-chain fees included. On SOLTidy the token is created with no freeze authority at all, and revoking the mint authority adds 0.054 SOL, so 0.154 SOL plus about 0.016 SOL of rent and Metaplex fee: about 0.17 SOL in total.

Add a holder snapshot and a 500-wallet airdrop and the gap grows: Smithii charges 0.2 SOL for the snapshot and 0.5 SOL for the airdrop, SOLTidy nothing and 0.45 SOL.

Where they overlap, and where Smithii goes further

Both now cover a full Solana launch: Raydium pool creation, adding and removing liquidity, OpenBook markets, vesting and bundle launches on pump.fun, Bonk.fun and other launchpads. On SOLTidy that is 0.1 SOL per pool, 0.09 SOL per liquidity add or removal, 0.27 SOL per vesting run, 0.3 SOL per bundle launch, and mass buys and sells at 0.5% of the SOL traded, capped at 0.1 SOL per run. Check Smithii's site for its prices on these.

Smithii still covers parts SOLTidy does not: presales, claim sites, staking and volume bots. It also runs on more than a dozen chains and says its contracts were audited by Halborn and CoinFabrik. If you want those in one dashboard, Smithii is built for that.

Side by side with Slerf Tools, the bundle launchers are in pump.fun bundlers compared, the creation fees of seven tools in Solana token creators compared, and the launchpads themselves in Solana launchpads compared.

Questions & answers

How much does Smithii charge to create a Solana token?

Smithii's token creator costs 0.5 SOL, which it says includes the on-chain fees, plus 0.1 SOL for each authority you revoke during creation. SOLTidy charges 0.1 SOL plus about 0.016 SOL of rent, and 0.054 SOL to revoke the mint authority in the same transaction.

How much does it cost to revoke mint authority on Smithii?

Smithii's standalone Revoke Mint Authority tool costs 0.2 SOL. On SOLTidy the same revoke costs 0.054 SOL and works for SPL Token and Token-2022 mints.

Is there a free alternative to Smithii's token snapshot?

Yes. SOLTidy's token holder snapshot is free, needs no wallet, and exports every holder of an SPL or Token-2022 mint as CSV, JSON or TXT. Smithii charges 0.2 SOL per snapshot.

Can SOLTidy create a liquidity pool like Smithii?

Yes. SOLTidy creates Raydium CPMM pools for 0.1 SOL (plus Raydium's own create fee and rent), optionally with bundled first buys, creates OpenBook markets for 0.1 SOL, adds or removes Raydium liquidity for 0.09 SOL, and locks LP with Raydium's Burn & Earn for 0.02 SOL or burns it for 0.045 SOL.

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