Solana Bundler
The easiest way to bundle a Solana launch
Launch and buy from many wallets in the same block, on any Solana launchpad, with no coding.
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Smithii in numbers
+12,000
Tokens Launched
+3,360,000
Makers Generated
+576,000.32
Volume Generated (SOL)
+9,000
Users Served
+12,000
Tokens Launched
+3,360,000
Makers Generated
+9,000
Users Served
+576,000.32
Volume Generated (SOL)
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Solana Bundler Features
A bundler sends the token creation and the first buys as one atomic unit, so nobody can slip a transaction between them. On Solana that unit is a Jito bundle: either every transaction in it lands in the same block or none of them do. Smithii covers seven launchpads from one form — pick the one you are launching on and the rest of the flow is the same.
Create and buy in one block
The deployment and your buys travel as a single Jito bundle, so a sniper cannot land between them and front-run your own launch.
Seven launchpads, one form
pump.fun, LetsBonk, Raydium LaunchLab, Bags, Moonit, Jupiter Studio and Printr. Switch the launchpad in the selector.
Many wallets, one signature flow
Spread the opening buys across wallets so the holder list does not start as a single address holding everything.
Why use Solana Bundler?
Creation and first buys land in the same block, or none of them do.
Seven launchpads from one form — no separate tool to learn per platform.
Opening buys spread across wallets instead of one address holding everything.
Non-custodial: every transaction is signed from your own wallets.
The bundle is visible on-chain, so what happened is checkable afterwards.
Same flow whichever launchpad you pick.
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A tool that submits the token creation and the first buys as one atomic unit — a Jito bundle — so no other transaction can land between them.
Smithii charges 0.1 SOL per launch on every launchpad, listed in the comparison table above. On top of that you fund the buys themselves and the Jito tip.
| Launchpad | Fee | Buyer wallets | Execution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pump.fun Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Up to 16 | Single Jito bundle |
| BONK Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Atomic |
| LaunchLab Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Single Jito bundle |
| Bags Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Atomic |
| Moonit Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Jito bundle |
| Jupiter Studio Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Same atomic block |
| Printr Bundler | 0.1 SOL | Multiple | Atomic |
pump.fun, LetsBonk, Raydium LaunchLab, Bags, Moonit, Jupiter Studio and Printr. Pick one in the selector — the rest of the flow is identical.
Up to 16 on pump.fun, which is what fits in a single Jito bundle there. The other launchpads accept multiple wallets; the exact ceiling is shown in the form.
It can be dropped, in which case nothing in it executed — that is the point of atomicity. You are not left with a created token and no buys.
No. Bundling buys your own token at launch inside your own bundle. Sniping buys someone else's token immediately after theirs, and Smithii has separate tools for that.
No. Every transaction in the bundle is signed from your own wallets and broadcast from them.
What a Jito bundle actually guarantees
Solana has no mempool in the Ethereum sense, but it does have a market for block space, and Jito is how a set of transactions is submitted as one indivisible unit. Either all of them make the block or none do.
That is the whole reason a bundler exists. Sending a creation and then buys as separate transactions leaves a gap, and on a launch worth sniping that gap is measured in milliseconds and someone is watching for it.
Why the buys are split across wallets
A token whose entire opening supply sits in the deployer wallet is the first thing a holder check reports, and it reads as a rug regardless of intent. Splitting the opening buys spreads that across addresses.
It is not invisible — the wallets were funded from somewhere and the bundle is on-chain — but the difference between one address at 90% and a spread across many is the difference between an instant skip and a token someone will look at.
Choosing the launchpad
The launchpad decides where the token is discovered, what the bonding curve looks like and what it graduates into. pump.fun has the deepest traffic; LetsBonk, Bags, Moonit, Jupiter Studio and Printr each have their own audience and their own fee split.
Launching on the platform with the most traffic is not automatically right: a token that gets no attention on a busy feed does worse than one that gets some on a quieter one. Pick where the people you expect to buy actually are.