Send your token to
thousands of wallets
Paste or upload a list of recipients, pay one service fee, and your wallet signs the batched transfers. You stay in control - we never custody your tokens.
Connect your wallet to begin
You need to be connected so we can read your token balance and route the batched transfers from your wallet.
Token to airdrop
Paste the mint address of the SPL token you want to send. You must already hold a balance of this token in the connected wallet.
Recipient list
One recipient per line, format wallet_address,amount. Upload a CSV or paste below. Lines starting with # are ignored.
Quick format: paste wallets, set one amount for all
Paste wallet addresses, one per line. Set the amount each wallet should receive and it fills in the wallet,amount format for you, ready to send.
Fee preview
Service fee scales with recipient count. Network costs (ATA rent and tx fees) are paid directly from your wallet to Solana, not to us.
| Recipients | Service fee |
|---|---|
| 1 to 50 recipients | 0.1 SOL |
| 51 to 250 recipients | 0.25 SOL |
| 251 to 1,000 recipients | 0.5 SOL |
| 1,001 to 5,000 recipients | 1 SOL |
| 5,001 to 10,000 recipients | 2 SOL |
| 10,001 to 25,000 recipients | 4 SOL |
| 25,001 to 50,000 recipients | 8 SOL |
| 50,001+ recipients | Contact for quote |
By proceeding you authorise transfers from your wallet for the service fee, ATA creation, and token transfers. All transactions are signed by you in your wallet. Refunds are not possible once transfers begin.
Airdrop in progress
Keep this tab open until all batches confirm. Your wallet will prompt you to sign each batch.
Airdrop complete
0 recipients received tokens. View the batch transactions on Solscan below.
0 recipients did not receive tokens (most often a dropped transaction during network congestion). No extra service fee applies to a resend.
What a Solana airdrop really costs
There are three parts. The service fee here depends on how many wallets you send to (the tier table above). The network fee is tiny, about 0.000005 SOL per transaction. The part people miss is account rent: a wallet that has never held your token needs a token account created for it, and Solana requires a deposit of about 0.00204 SOL for each new one. That deposit is paid by the sender.
Example: 500 wallets that have never held your token cost a 0.5 SOL service fee plus about 1.02 SOL in account rent. If they already hold it, there is no rent to pay and you only pay the fee.
How the transfers are sent
Recipients are grouped into batches, up to 6 per transaction when some need a token account created and up to 10 when all of them already have one, which keeps every transaction under Solana's size limit. Your wallet signs the batches, and the tokens go straight from your wallet to each recipient. We never hold them.
Before you send
Check the list for exchange deposit addresses, which often do not credit tokens they do not list, and for duplicates. If you are rewarding holders, take a holder snapshot first so the list matches a fixed moment. A transfer to a wrong address cannot be recalled.