Smithii Tools Review 2026: No-Code Token Launch Toolkit

Smithii Tools is a no-code platform for creating, distributing and managing tokens and NFTs. Its homepage says the company has been building tools since 2023, and it covers Solana in depth plus Sui, NEAR, TRON and a long list of EVM networks including Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Monad, Hyperliquid, Arc and Robinhood.

The Solana catalogue is large. It includes a token creator, tax-token creator, multisender, snapshots, vesting, liquidity pool creation and removal, authority revocation, metadata updates, burners and a free rug check. Separate zones for launchpads such as Pump Fun, Bonk, Bags, Moonit and LaunchLab add bundler and volume bots.

The project's own pages report usage figures, but they differ: the homepage cites over 12,000 tokens launched and 9,000 users, while other pages cite higher or lower numbers. Treat these as marketing claims rather than verified statistics.

Smithii Tools is a web app that wraps on-chain actions in forms. You connect a wallet, pick a tool, fill in parameters such as token name, supply or recipient list, and sign one or more transactions. The project says it is non-custodial, so tokens and funds stay in your wallet and the platform charges a fee per action.

On Solana, the tools work with the SPL token and Metaplex NFT standards and with launchpads such as Pump Fun, Bonk and LaunchLab. A typical flow is to create a token, decide on mint and freeze authority, open a Raydium liquidity pool, then optionally lock team tokens with vesting. Other tools handle distribution, such as multisending and snapshots.

The platform also sells bots. Bundler bots buy or sell across many wallets in one launch, and volume bots create trades and unique makers to make a token appear on screeners. These work by splitting activity across wallets and are a different kind of product from the creation tools.

Fees depend on the tool and are shown before you sign. Published starting points include 0.5 SOL for the Solana Token Creator, 0.001 SOL per wallet for the multisender, 0.2 SOL per snapshot and 0.1 SOL plus pool costs for the liquidity pool creator. Rug Check and the NFT hashlist are free.

Many management tools, such as authority revocation, metadata updates and burning, are listed as a tool fee plus SOL gas, and the tool fee amount is not stated on the homepage. Vesting is priced on the vesting configuration. The project says it charges no hidden fees. Network gas and any pool or market costs are paid on top.

The homepage describes the tools as non-custodial and says each shows its fee before signing. The project says its smart contracts were audited by CoinFabrik on Solana, Ethereum and Base, and that its Solana vesting tool was audited by Halborn. It also says the team is public and that it does not hold user assets or share user data. These are the project's own statements, so check the audit reports directly.

The main risks are not only technical. Volume bots and bundler bots can be used to simulate demand or control a launch, which may breach platform rules or market-manipulation laws depending on where you are. Tokens created with any no-code tool can also be rugged by their creators, so a token having been made with Smithii says nothing about its quality. The project does not publish licence or regulatory registration details on its homepage. Always check what a transaction does before signing and use a wallet with limited funds.

It is aimed at token creators, memecoin launchers, community managers who run airdrops and NFT projects that need snapshots or metadata updates. It is less relevant to casual traders, and the bot tools should only be used by people who understand the manipulation and legal risks.