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The small jobs that come up around a token. Read who holds it, check a pile of wallets at once, see which holders are secretly the same person, collect the fees your wallets are owed, wrap some SOL for a pool, or close out an empty account to get your rent back. These are the quiet helpers. Four of the seven carry no platform fee at all, and Wallet Scope is free until you reach for deep PnL. Claim Center takes a share of each claim it moves, and Close Account takes 5% of the rent it hands back to you.

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ToolWhat it doesFeeBest for
Token Holder SnapshotSee who holds a token and how supply is spreadFreeChecking distribution before a launch or airdrop
Wallet ScopeAnalyze up to 500 wallets in one table, with funding clustersFreeVetting a wallet list, a holder set, or your own accounts
J MapDraw a token’s top holders as connected clustersFreeSeeing at a glance whether the top holders are one person
WSOL WrapperWrap and unwrap SOL into WSOLFreeGetting SOL ready for a pool that trades WSOL
Close AccountClose empty token accounts and reclaim their rent5% of rentCleaning up dead accounts and getting rent back
Claim CenterFind the Token-2022 tax, creator fees and LP fees your wallets can claim, and claim them in one press0.75–4% of each claimCollecting everything your launches and positions earned, from one wallet or many
Devnet FaucetGrab test SOL on devnetFreeTrying tools on devnet without spending real SOL

Exact fees are on the Fee schedule, and the Fees page explains how platform fees work across the suite. Browse the full catalog in the app’s tools page.

What is free here, and what is not

#what-is-free-here-and-what-is-not

Token Holder Snapshot, J Map, WSOL Wrapper and Devnet Faucet carry no platform fee, and neither does the Wallet Scope balance layer (deep PnL is metered past five free lookups a day). Close Account keeps a small 5% cut of the rent it reclaims, and even after that cut it still pays you back: closing an empty token account returns most of the rent it was holding to your wallet. Claim Center scans for free and takes 0.75% of a creator or LP claim and 4% of a Token-2022 tax sweep, inside the claim transaction. The Wallet Generator is free too.

FAQ

#faq
Why does WSOL exist if I already have SOL? Most liquidity pools and swaps trade SOL as an SPL token (WSOL) rather than native SOL.

Most liquidity pools and swaps trade SOL as an SPL token (WSOL) rather than native SOL. Wrapping makes your SOL look like any other token to those programs. WSOL Wrapper handles both directions.

Is closing a token account safe? Closing an empty account is safe, and the rent it held returns to your wallet.

Closing an empty account is safe, and the rent it held returns to your wallet. Make sure the account holds a zero balance first, since a closed account no longer exists on-chain.

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