What fee does ClaimFreeSOL charge?

ClaimFreeSOL keeps 15% of the rent reclaimed when closing token accounts, verified by inspecting three of its own claim transactions on-chain rather than taking the figure from marketing copy. You receive about 0.001733 SOL per account, compared with about 0.002 SOL through Sol Incinerator.

Is there a ClaimFreeSOL alternative with lower fees?

Yes. Sol Incinerator performs the same cleanup at roughly a 2 percent fee rather than 15 percent, which is about 7.8 times lower for an identical on-chain operation. It additionally burns pNFTs, compressed NFTs, editions, LP tokens, and Bonfida domains, and supports the Token-2022 program.

How much more SOL do you keep with Sol Incinerator?

About 0.000267 SOL more per closed account. Across a wallet with 250 vacant accounts that is roughly 0.067 SOL of difference, and across 500 accounts about 0.133 SOL, purely from the fee rate and for performing the exact same on-chain operation either way.

Does ClaimFreeSOL have gambling features?

Yes. It offers Coin Flip and Dice games alongside the cleanup tool. Its own FAQ states that if a user chooses to play Coin Flip or Dice, the user may lose the SOL used for gameplay. Sol Incinerator has no gambling features.

Which Solana wallet cleaner is safest?

Look for non-custodial design, a long operating history, and no pressure to do anything with the SOL once recovered. Sol Incinerator has run since December 2021, never takes custody of keys, requires a signature for every action, and simply returns your SOL.

Sol Incinerator vs ClaimFreeSOL: Fees, Features, and Safety

If you have been searching for a way to reclaim the SOL locked in your empty Solana token accounts, you have probably come across both Sol Incinerator and ClaimFreeSOL. They perform the same core on-chain operation. What differs is how much of your SOL you keep, how much of your wallet actually gets cleaned, and what the site encourages you to do next.

This comparison is built on transactions we verified on-chain, not marketing copy.

Which tool returns more SOL?

Sol Incinerator, by a wide margin. ClaimFreeSOL keeps 15% of your reclaimed rent — verified on-chain — leaving you about 0.001733 SOL per account. Sol Incinerator keeps about 1.93%, paying you a flat 0.002 SOL. That is roughly 7.8× lower, for the identical operation.

Quick comparison

Fee figures are verified from on-chain transaction behavior. Feature rows reflect what each app advertises as of July 2026; verification notes are at the bottom.

	Sol Incinerator	ClaimFreeSOL
Cleanup fee	~2%	15%
You receive per closed account	`~0.002 SOL`	`~0.001733 SOL`
Live since	December 2021	—
Burns standard NFTs	Yes	Yes
Burns programmable NFTs (pNFTs)	Yes	Not advertised
Burns NFT editions	Yes	Not advertised
Burns compressed NFTs	Yes	Not advertised
Burns LP tokens	Yes	Not advertised
Burns Bonfida (.sol) domains	Yes	Not advertised
Supports SPL Token-2022	Yes	Not advertised
Recovers stuck tokens	Yes	Not advertised
Mass send tokens / NFTs	Yes	Not advertised
Integrated Jupiter swap	Yes	Not advertised
Gambling features	None	Coin Flip, Dice
Non-custodial	Yes	Yes

What the 15% costs you

The fee gap is not theoretical. Every empty token account holds 0.00203928 SOL, and both tools run the same CloseAccount instruction against it. The only question is how the released rent gets split.

Through Sol Incinerator you receive a flat 0.002 SOL.
Through ClaimFreeSOL you receive about 0.001733 SOL.

That is 0.000267 SOL per account handed over for nothing in return. Scaled to real wallets:

Vacant accounts	You keep — Sol Incinerator	You keep — ClaimFreeSOL	Difference
30	`0.0600 SOL`	`0.0520 SOL`	`0.0080 SOL`
100	`0.2000 SOL`	`0.1733 SOL`	`0.0267 SOL`
250	`0.5000 SOL`	`0.4333 SOL`	`0.0667 SOL`
500	`1.0000 SOL`	`0.8666 SOL`	`0.1334 SOL`

Both tools run the same CloseAccount instruction to get there. The only difference in outcome is how the released rent is split.

Sol Incinerator cleans considerably more of your wallet

Fee rate is the headline, but coverage is where most SOL is actually left behind — because assets a tool cannot process simply never appear in its list. Your wallet looks clean when it is not.

Sol Incinerator is the original Solana wallet cleaner, live since December 2021, and handles the full range of what accumulates in a real wallet:

Empty token accounts on both the classic SPL Token program and Token-2022. Token-2022 support matters increasingly as more new launches use it; a tool without it walks straight past that rent.
Standard NFTs, returning roughly 0.01 SOL each, since an NFT holds rent across its token, metadata, and edition accounts.
Programmable NFTs (pNFTs), which are held frozen to enforce royalties and reject a naive burn instruction unless the flow thaws them properly.
NFT editions, compressed NFTs, and MPL Core assets.
LP tokens, in Dev mode — dead liquidity positions are one of the most commonly missed sources of locked rent.
Bonfida (.sol) domains, which reclaim their account rent.
Stuck tokens sent to the 1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111 address, via the dedicated stuck-tokens tool.
Mass send and Jupiter-powered swaps, so tokens still worth something can be sold rather than destroyed.

ClaimFreeSOL advertises vacant accounts, token burning, and NFT burning. We found no advertised support for Token-2022, pNFTs, compressed NFTs, editions, LP tokens, domains, stuck-token recovery, mass send, or swaps.

The part that has nothing to do with cleanup

ClaimFreeSOL pairs its cleanup tool with Coin Flip and Dice games, presented alongside a "Multiply" tab. Its own FAQ is explicit about the outcome: "If a user chooses to play Coin Flip or Dice, the user may lose the SOL used for gameplay."

That is worth thinking about carefully. The SOL being offered up to those games is rent you just recovered — money that was already yours, sitting in accounts you forgot about. A tool that recovers it and then immediately presents a way to lose it is optimizing for something other than your balance.

Sol Incinerator has no games, no multiplier, and no wagering of any kind. It closes your accounts, returns your SOL, and that is the end of the interaction. What you do with the SOL afterwards is your business, and we do not offer you a way to lose it on the way out.

Sol Incinerator does have a referral program paying 20% of fees on referred users. That is a share of our revenue, not a wager with yours — there is no scenario in which participating costs you SOL.

Bottom line

For essentially any Solana wallet, Sol Incinerator is the better choice:

You keep about 7.8× more of the fee. ~2% versus a verified 15%.
More of your wallet actually gets cleaned. Token-2022, pNFTs, cNFTs, editions, LP tokens, domains, and stuck tokens are all handled in one place.
The longest track record on Solana. Running continuously since December 2021.
No gambling attached to your recovered SOL.
Non-custodial, with a read-only scan. Your keys never leave your wallet, and you can see exactly what is reclaimable before signing anything.

Sol Incinerator

Connect your wallet and see how much SOL you can recover — you keep about 0.002 SOL per closed account.

Try it now

How to claim your SOL

Open Sol Incinerator.
Connect your wallet — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Trust Wallet, OKX, Exodus, or any WalletConnect wallet.
The scan runs automatically and requires no signature.
Click Claim SOL to close every vacant account in one batch.
Optionally switch to Pro Mode to burn dead tokens and NFTs for additional rent.

How these numbers were verified on-chain

Every fee figure above comes from inspecting actual transactions on Solana. ClaimFreeSOL's fee collector is CLoseyjZ8NV34HELVLcs1zaWoC9dzY77uth9sH6cYwz8. We pulled transaction signatures from their own live activity feed and compared pre- and post-transaction balances:

4uU53W…fnsC — 1 vacant account, 0.002039281 SOL released, user received 0.001733281 SOL, collector took 0.000306 SOL. Fee 15.01%.
5Py1zS…9f9G — 2 accounts, 0.004113360 SOL released, user received 0.003501360 SOL, fee 0.000612 SOL. Fee 14.88%.
2gATjM…yve7 — 1 vacant account. Fee 15.01%.

Sol Incinerator's cleanup fees are auditable the same way, through the fee receiver wallet burn68h9dS2tvZwtCFMt79SyaEgvqtcZZWJphizQxgt. The model is a flat user payout of 0.002 SOL per closed token account, leaving roughly 1.93% of the 0.00203928 SOL rent as the fee.

Feature rows reflect what each site publicly advertised on 2026-07-27. Apps change — always review a transaction in your wallet before signing it, whichever tool you use.