SOLTidy vs Sol Incinerator
For closing empty token accounts alone, Sol Incinerator is cheaper: its fee is about 0.00004 SOL per account, against SOLTidy's 5% (0.00007–0.0001 SOL). Sol Incinerator also burns cNFTs, Metaplex Core NFTs, domains and LP tokens and can pay the network fee for an empty wallet. SOLTidy covers what it leaves out in the same scan: pump.fun creator fees, deactivated stake and dust sales for SOL.
Sol Incinerator: A non-custodial Solana cleanup app, running since 2021, that closes empty token accounts, claims pump.fun cashback and burns tokens, NFTs, cNFTs, domains and LP tokens. Facts checked November 5, 2026 from sol-incinerator.com.
Choose SOLTidy if…
- You launched coins on pump.fun: SOLTidy claims creator fees from pump.fun and PumpSwap creator vaults, which Sol Incinerator's cleanup says it does not.
- You have deactivated stake accounts to withdraw in the same scan as your token accounts.
- You want to sell leftover tokens for SOL through Jupiter and close their accounts in the same transaction.
- You share the tool with others: SOLTidy's affiliates get 30% of each fee, paid inside the user's own transaction, with nothing to claim later.
Choose Sol Incinerator if…
- You only want to close empty accounts: Sol Incinerator keeps about 0.00004 SOL per account, less than SOLTidy's 5%.
- Your wallet has no SOL at all: Sol Incinerator can pay the network fee and take it back from the reclaimed rent.
- You want to burn compressed NFTs, Metaplex Core NFTs, Solana domains or LP tokens, which SOLTidy's burner does not list.
- You want one app with swap, mass send and an API on top of cleanup.
Side by side
| Feature | SOLTidy |  Sol Incinerator |
|---|---|---|
| Fee for closing an empty token account | 5% of the rent recovered (0.00007–0.0001 SOL) | About 0.00004 SOL per account (0.00007 SOL for Token-2022) source |
| Spare rent from accounts you keep | Yes, 5% of the SOL withdrawn | Yes, surplus rent refunds source |
| Token-2022 accounts | Yes | Yes source |
| pump.fun cashback and trading accounts | Yes, 5% of cashback claimed | Yes source |
| pump.fun creator fees | Yes, pump.fun and PumpSwap creator vaults | Not part of Claim SOL or Cleanup source |
| NFT and pNFT burns | Yes, 5% of the rent reclaimed | Yes, fixed fee: about 0.0005 SOL per NFT, 0.00196 SOL per pNFT source |
| Compressed NFTs and Metaplex Core | No | cNFT burns and Core NFT burns source |
| Deactivated stake accounts | Yes, 0.002 SOL per account | Not stated |
| Sell dust tokens for SOL | Yes, Jupiter swap plus account close, 5% fee | Jupiter swap tool; cleanup burns rather than sells source |
| Revoke token approvals | Yes, free | Yes, no revoke fee source |
| Wallet with zero SOL | Needs about 0.00001 SOL for the first network fee | Pays the network fee and recovers twice that from the reclaimed SOL source |
| Referral program | 30% of each fee, paid in the same transaction | 20% of fees, claimed manually from a dashboard source |
| Custody | Non-custodial, you sign every transaction | Non-custodial, signed in your own wallet source |
Fees in practice: 100 empty token accounts
Take 100 empty SPL token accounts opened before Solana lowered rent, each holding 0.00203928 SOL, or 0.2039 SOL in total. Sol Incinerator keeps 39,280 lamports per account and returns 0.002 SOL each, so you receive 0.2 SOL. SOLTidy takes 5%, about 0.0102 SOL, and you receive about 0.1937 SOL. For accounts opened after the rent change (0.00148844 SOL each), Sol Incinerator returns about 0.145 SOL and SOLTidy about 0.1414 SOL.
So on plain account closing, Sol Incinerator leaves you a few thousandths of a SOL more per hundred accounts. The gap goes the other way on NFTs: Sol Incinerator charges a fixed 0.00195728 SOL per pNFT, while SOLTidy's 5% of a pNFT's rent is usually well under that. Both tools show the fee before you sign.
Every rent reclaimer we checked, with the same 100-account example, is in the best tools to reclaim SOL rent compared.
Custody and safety
Both tools are non-custodial: transactions are built for you and signed in your own wallet, and neither can move funds without that signature. Sol Incinerator runs its burns and closes through its own on-chain program, whose upgrade authority its terms say is held by a multisig. SOLTidy uses the standard token, Metaplex and stake program instructions directly, with its fee as a plain SOL transfer you can see in the wallet prompt.
Sol Incinerator splits safe and destructive actions into modes: Fun Mode only closes accounts and claims rewards, while burns live in Pro Mode. SOLTidy does the same by selection: only reversible actions are pre-selected, and NFT burns and dust sales are always picked by hand.
Questions & answers
Is Sol Incinerator safe?
Sol Incinerator is non-custodial: you sign every transaction in your own wallet, and its terms say it never holds or controls your assets. Closing empty accounts is reversible, but burns in Pro Mode are permanent, so check what you select. The same rule applies to SOLTidy, which never pre-selects a burn.
What fee does Sol Incinerator charge?
Its site says the fee is taken from the reclaimed rent: about 0.00004 SOL per standard token account and about 0.00007 SOL per Token-2022 account. Its API docs list fixed fees for NFT burns, such as about 0.0005 SOL for a standard NFT and 0.00196 SOL for a pNFT.
Sol Incinerator vs SOLTidy: which is cheaper?
For closing empty token accounts, Sol Incinerator is cheaper: about 0.00004 SOL per account against SOLTidy's 5%, or 0.00007–0.0001 SOL. For pNFT burns SOLTidy usually costs less, because its 5% of the reclaimed rent is below Sol Incinerator's fixed 0.00196 SOL.
Can Sol Incinerator claim pump.fun creator fees?
Its docs say Claim SOL and Cleanup claim pump.fun cashback and close the trading accounts, but creator fees are not part of them. SOLTidy's wallet cleanup claims creator fees from pump.fun and PumpSwap creator vaults in the same scan, for 5% of the amount claimed.
Does Sol Incinerator work with an empty wallet?
Yes. If your wallet can't cover the network fee, Sol Incinerator pays it and recovers twice that fee from the SOL reclaimed in the same transaction. SOLTidy needs about 0.00001 SOL in the wallet to send its first transaction.
The SOLTidy tools in this comparison
- Token Account Closer Close empty SPL & Token-2022 accounts, reclaim 0.0015–0.002 SOL of rent from each, and withdraw excess rent from tokens you keep.
- NFT Burner Burn spam and unwanted Solana NFTs and reclaim the SOL rent locked in their accounts.
- Sell Dust for SOL Swap leftover token balances to SOL through Jupiter and close each emptied account in the same transaction.
- Stake Accounts Find forgotten stake accounts, deactivate them, and withdraw inactive SOL back to your wallet.
- Revoke Delegations Find every address allowed to move your tokens and revoke the approvals. Free, and works read-only too.
Compare more tools
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SOLTidy vs ClaimYourSol A Solana rent-reclaim site (CYS) that closes empty token accounts, burns unwanted tokens and NFTs, claims pump.fun cashback and withdraws excess rent for a flat 5% fee. -
SOLTidy vs CleanYourSOL A simple Solana site that closes empty token accounts and burns unwanted tokens for their rent, with a 20% success fee and a referral program. -
SOLTidy vs Phantom's built-in burn The Burn Token option inside the Phantom wallet, which permanently removes an unwanted Solana collectible and returns a small SOL rebate from its token account. -
SOLTidy vs RefundYourSOL A Solana rent-recovery site that closes empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts and burns dust tokens, with a fee starting at 15% and a Fee Payer mode for empty wallets. -
SOLTidy vs Unclaimed SOL A non-custodial Solana recovery tool that closes token accounts and reclaims stake, program buffers, pump.fun, Raydium, Meteora and Kamino rewards, with a separate fee for each category.
Sources
- Sol Incinerator home page and FAQ
- Sol Incinerator Burn+Close API documentation (fees, supported assets)
- Sol Incinerator docs: Fun Mode
- Sol Incinerator docs: cNFTs
- Sol Incinerator docs: Revoke
- Sol Incinerator docs: Swap
- Sol Incinerator terms of use
- Sol Incinerator blog: referral rewards
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