Sol-Cleaner is our top Sol Incinerator alternative, pairing account cleanup with a trading terminal. RefundYourSOL, Your Free SOL, Claim Your Sol and Unclaimed SOL follow, plus the free CLI.
Rank 1Why it’s here: One-click cleanup that closes empty accounts and burns unwanted SPL tokens, plus a trading terminal, but we couldn't find its fee, launch date or team on its own site.
Rank 2Why it’s here: Useful extras such as Fee Payer mode for wallets with no SOL and Safety Burns that flag valuable tokens before burning, but the 15% default fee only drops to 1.85% if you use its fee-match offer.
Rank 3Why it’s here: Closes empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts and burns dust, with fees that fall as your lifetime usage grows, but its base reclaim rate isn't shown on its public fee page.
Rank 4Why it’s here: A simple tool that detects empty accounts automatically, closes them in batches and can burn unwanted tokens and NFTs, with a public all-time ledger of claims.
Rank 5Why it’s here: The only reclaim tool we checked with a public third-party audit (CyberScope), a published fee schedule at about 2% for token accounts, and recovery for stake accounts, program buffers and trading rewards on top of empty token accounts.
Rank 6Why it’s here: The longest track record of any reclaim tool we checked, a default mode that only closes empty accounts and never burns anything, and the widest optional toolkit (token, NFT, cNFT, LP and domain burns) for about 2% of reclaimed rent.
Our top Sol Incinerator alternative in 2026 is Sol-Cleaner (5.5/10), which pairs one-click account cleanup with a built-in trading terminal, though it doesn't publish its fee. RefundYourSOL (6.7) helps when your wallet holds zero SOL, Your Free SOL (6.3) lowers its fees as your usage grows, Claim Your Sol (7.0) is a simple 5% batch closer, and Unclaimed SOL (8.6) matches Sol Incinerator's 2% fee and has a public CyberScope audit. Sol Incinerator itself (8.7) is legit and stays our overall pick in the best SOL reclaim tools ranking.
Risk notice: Crypto trading is high risk and memecoins can go to zero in minutes. Trading bots use hot wallets. This page is not financial advice; only trade what you can afford to lose.
All of these tools do the same core job: close empty token accounts so the rent deposit comes back to your wallet (Solana docs). They differ on fees, what else they can burn or recover, and track record. Check how much your wallet holds first with our read-only SOL reclaim estimator; it never connects a wallet.
Yes. Sol Incinerator has been live since December 2021. It is non-custodial, and its default Fun Mode only closes empty accounts and "never burns tokens or NFTs". On legacy accounts it pays out 0.002 SOL of about 0.00204 SOL in rent (about 1.93%), and after the 2026 rent cuts it describes the fee as 2% of the gross recovered (Sol Incinerator). Pro Mode burns tokens, NFTs, cNFTs, domains and LP positions (docs), and it runs a bug bounty.
Two caveats: we found no public audit, and fake copies exist. PCrisk has flagged sol-incinerator[.]tax (PCrisk) and sol-lncinerator[.]org (PCrisk) as drainers. The alternatives below differ from it on price, safety evidence or features.
Sol-Cleaner closes empty token accounts and burns unwanted SPL tokens with one-click cleaning, and now has a trading terminal. We couldn't find its fee on its own site; Sol Incinerator's comparison says Sol-Cleaner's FAQ advertised a flat 5% in July 2026, which we could not confirm. No launch date, team or audit is published.
RefundYourSOL offers Fee Payer mode, which covers network fees when your wallet has no SOL, and Safety Burns that flag valuable tokens before you burn. Its standard fee is 15%; its fee-match drops that to 1.85% if you show a competitor's price (RefundYourSOL). Sol Incinerator can also advance network fees for empty wallets (Sol Incinerator), so the fee payer feature isn't unique.
Is RefundYourSOL legit? The real site at refundyoursol.com works as described, but the app is closed-source (its GitHub holds docs and API references), and fake copies at refundyoursol[.]io (PCrisk) and migrate-refundyoursol[.]xyz (PhishDestroy) were reported as drainers.
Your Free SOL closes empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts you select, and its fees fall as your lifetime usage grows, "down to 2%". Its fee page shows 5% for burn-and-close batches of 1-10 accounts and 4% for 11-20, with VIP levels at 600 and 2,000 cumulative items. It also claims Pump.fun and PumpSwap cashback.
The base reclaim rate for new users isn't on its public fee page (the app shows it before you sign), and no launch date, team or audit is disclosed.
Claim Your Sol closes empty accounts in batches, can burn unwanted tokens and NFTs, and keeps "a 5% donation" from the recovered SOL. Its public ledger shows about 94,700 SOL recovered. Solana Compass lists a January 2023 launch by Santos Labs and notes that no third-party audit has been disclosed.
It costs more than double Sol Incinerator, and a drainer site at claimyoursol[.]cc copies its name (PhishDestroy).
Unclaimed SOL charges "the greater of 2% or rent above 0.002 SOL" per closed SPL or Token-2022 account. Its own example: a 2,039,280-lamport account pays a 40,785-lamport fee, which is 2%. What it adds over Sol Incinerator:
It started in early 2025 (about), so its record is shorter, and "specialized recovery" costs 30%. Its Trustpilot page had eight reviews and no theft reports when we checked.
If you're comfortable with a terminal and hold the wallet's keypair locally, the official spl-token CLI closes accounts for network fees only. spl-token gc --close-empty-associated-accounts cleans up empty accounts in one command (spl-token source). Steps and caveats are in how to reclaim SOL.
| Tool | Token account fee | Burns | Extras | Live since | Audit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sol-Cleaner | Not published | SPL tokens | Trading terminal | Not stated | None disclosed |
| RefundYourSOL | 15% (1.85% matched) | Tokens, NFTs, Safety Burns | Fee Payer mode | Not stated | None public |
| Your Free SOL | Not published (burn and close 4%-5%) | Dust tokens | VIP levels, Pump.fun rewards | Not stated | None disclosed |
| Claim Your Sol | 5% | Tokens, NFTs | Batch closing, public ledger | Jan 2023 | None disclosed |
| Unclaimed SOL | 2% | Spam NFTs (fixed fee) | Stake, buffers, rewards | Early 2025 | CyberScope |
| Solana CLI | Network fees only | Manual | Full control | n/a | Open source |
| Sol Incinerator (benchmark) | ~2% | Tokens, NFTs, cNFTs, LP, domains | Fee advance, swap | Dec 2021 | None public |
Fees from each tool's own pages, checked September 26, 2026.
Reclaim tools are a favorite disguise for wallet drainers, because users expect to connect a wallet and sign. PCrisk documented fake reclaim sites that "activate a cryptocurrency drainer" on connection, including refundyoursol[.]io and solreclaimer[.]xyz (PCrisk). Scam Sniffer found Solana drainers stealing nearly $4.17 million, partly through phishing NFTs airdropped with fake links (Scam Sniffer).
If you're cleaning a trading bot wallet from Trojan, BONKbot or Axiom, you'll need its key or recovery phrase in a normal wallet first. Import it only into an official wallet app; BONKbot has said the victims of a 2024 wallet drain had imported their keys into another app (Decrypt). Bot-by-bot steps: how to reclaim SOL from trading bots.
This is our editors' order, not a sort by score or fee. Each score comes from fees (30%), features (30%), safety and track record (25%) and usability (15%), and the table above shows the facts behind it. Position and score don't always line up: Sol-Cleaner (5.5) leads for its mix of cleanup and a trading terminal, although its fee isn't published, while Unclaimed SOL (8.6) sits at #5 even though it has the lowest published default fee of these five and the only public audit. If fee or audit matters most to you, compare the table. Method: about. We did not connect wallets to these tools. For the trading bots that create these accounts, see our main ranking.
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FAQ
Our top alternative is Sol-Cleaner, which pairs one-click account cleanup with a trading terminal, though it doesn't publish its fee. If the lowest published fee and an audit matter most, Unclaimed SOL charges the same 2% as Sol Incinerator and has a public CyberScope audit.
Yes, the real site at sol-incinerator.com is a working, non-custodial tool that has run since December 2021, and its default mode only closes empty accounts. We found no public audit, and clone domains such as sol-incinerator[.]tax and sol-lncinerator[.]org have been reported as drainers, so check the URL.
Not among the web tools we checked: Sol Incinerator and Unclaimed SOL both take about 2%. The only cheaper route is closing accounts yourself with the Solana CLI, which costs only network fees but needs a local keypair.
For cleanup plus a trading terminal (Sol-Cleaner), a Fee Payer mode for wallets holding zero SOL (RefundYourSOL), volume-based fee levels (Your Free SOL), a simple batch closer (Claim Your Sol), or an audit and more recovery types (Unclaimed SOL).
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