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Pricing

What every SolKnife operation costs, priced at this moment. You see the total before you sign, and nothing is charged until you do.

SOL = $77.38 (coinbase, cached up to 10 min). Live USD figures recompute on every request.

Tools with no SolKnife cut

You still pay Solana network fees + any rent on accounts you create (refundable when you close them). The Arweave upload tool additionally has a pass-through cost to Irys for pinning the file to Arweave — paid by your wallet to Irys directly, no SolKnife cut.

Token lifecycle

OperationFeeUSDNotes
Create mint0.010 SOL$0.774Mint a new SPL or Token-2022 mint (any extension set).
Mint supply0.010 SOL$0.774Mint additional supply of an existing mint you control.
Set / update metadata0.010 SOL$0.774Set or update on-chain Metaplex metadata for a mint.
Revoke authority0.010 SOL$0.774Revoke a mint's mint and / or freeze authority.
Change authority0.010 SOL$0.774Transfer a mint's mint and / or freeze authority to a new address.

Confidential transfer (Token-2022)

OperationFeeUSDNotes
Confidential deposit0.020 SOL$1.55Move public balance into the confidential pending account.
Apply pending0.015 SOL$1.16Sweep pending → available. Called once per incoming transfer.
Confidential withdraw0.025 SOL$1.93Move confidential balance back to public.
Confidential transfer0.025 SOL$1.93Party-to-party confidential transfer (the marquee op).
Reclaim orphan proof rent0.010 SOL$0.774Close abandoned ZK context-state accounts and recover their rent.

Confidential transfer uses ZK proofs. The first time you use it on a mint, you also fund a one-time ElGamal pubkey on chain. Solana network fees and rent for the encrypted account come on top of the SolKnife fee. How it works.

Multisig (Squads v4)

OperationFeeUSDNotes
Create multisig0.010 SOL$0.774Set up a new Squads multisig (members + threshold).
Propose0.00500 SOL$0.387Create a proposal: a transfer or a config change (add/remove member, change threshold). Voting and executing carry no SolKnife fee.

Creating a multisig also pays Squads' own protocol creation fee and account rent. Approving, rejecting, and executing proposals carry no SolKnife fee, only the network fee.

Cleanup

OperationFeeUSDNotes
Burn NFT0.00100 SOL$0.077Burn one NFT and return its rent to the holder. (per NFT)

Cleanup (percentage-based)

OperationRateBPSNotes
Reclaim rent10.00%1000 bpsClose empty token accounts and recover their rent. (of rent recovered)

Swap

OperationRateBPSNotes
Swap0.15%15 bpsJupiter swap, with the platform fee accruing as wrapped SOL. (of amount swapped)
Portfolio compose0.70%70 bpsAuto compose a target portfolio allocation through Jupiter Router. (of compose swap volume)

Swap fee accrues to a wSOL token account, not the plain-SOL treasury. Quoted by Jupiter; what you actually pay matches the quote.

For agents and programmatic callers

Per-call HTTP 402 pricing for agents lives on a separate page.

→ Pricing for agents (x402, SIWS, MCP)

Where the money goes

A single plain-SOL wallet receives every fee on this page except the swap fee (which accrues as wSOL in a separate token account for accounting reasons). All recipients are public on chain.

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Frequently asked

Why charge a fee at all?
SolKnife builds unsigned transactions, runs structural verifiers, hosts the rate-budgeted RPC clients and Jupiter integrations, and ships a UI that ages well. Server, RPC, and development costs are real. The fee schedule above is the honest cost of keeping the tools running and maintained.
Are these fees standard for Solana?
Roughly. Most no-code Solana token creators charge in the same order of magnitude per mint creation, and swap fees in the 20–50 bps range are typical for routing-aggregator wrappers. SolKnife's posture is to be transparent about the numbers and consistent across tools — no surprise upcharges on a per-extension or per-feature basis.
Can I opt out of fees?
Use the no-cut tools listed above, or self-host (the project is maintained as a deployable Next.js + Docker app, with every fee env-driven — set them to 0 on your own deploy and route through your own RPC). The hosted SolKnife instance you're reading this on funds itself through the schedule above; the open code path lets you skip it.
What about the Solana network fee and account rent?
Out of SolKnife's control — Solana charges the network fee (a few thousand lamports per signed tx) regardless of which UI you use. Account rent is a SOL deposit Solana itself requires for a new on-chain account; it's refundable when the account is later closed (and the reclaim-rent tool handles closing empty token accounts in batch).
Why is there no SolKnife fee on Arweave upload?
The upload flow is strictly non-custodial: your wallet pays Irys directly via @irys/web-upload-solana, and the file never reaches SolKnife's backend. There is no SolKnife relay to charge for. You pay Irys for the Arweave pinning cost (usually under a cent for a 100 KB image) and the Solana network fee on each of the two signed transactions; that's it.
When are fees deducted?
In the same transaction as the operation, never separately. For a swap, the fee accrues to the wSOL fee account inside the Jupiter route's tx. For a mint creation, the fee transfer is one of the instructions in the build tx your wallet signs. For batched flows (reclaim-rent, burn-NFT), the fee is per-item, deducted in the same per-item tx. Nothing is charged out-of-band.
Can the fee schedule change?
Yes, by the operator at deploy time — every fee is an env var. The numbers on this page reflect this deployment's current configuration; check back here (or hit /api/pricing) to confirm before signing. SolKnife's build/review screens always show the current fee in the quote, so you always see what you'll pay before signing — even if the numbers shift after this page was last cached.

Operator note

Every fee on this page is env-driven. The numbers reflect this deployment's current configuration. The machine-readable version lives at /api/pricing.