Token Management Tools

5 Best Token Vesting and Lock Tools in 2026

Platforms that vest team and investor tokens, lock liquidity and run airdrops, ranked on published fees and chains. Fees checked on each tool's own pages, Sep 26, 2026.

5 picks · 4 criteria · every fee linked to its source
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Sablier is the cheapest way to create a vesting stream: creating one is free for the sender, and recipients pay about $0.99 per withdrawal. Fees elsewhere take different shapes. UNCX takes 0.1% of vested tokens and Team Finance charges flat dollar fees from $50 per use.

Quick answer

Use Sablier for EVM vesting and Smithii on Solana. Pick UNCX or Team Finance when you need liquidity locks across many EVM chains.

  1. 01Sablier: best for EVM vesting
  2. 02Team Finance: best for many chains
  3. 03UNCX Network: best for liquidity locks
  4. 04Unvest: Best free first round
  5. 05Smithii: Best no-code option

The 5 best token management tools

#1

Sablier

Best for EVM vesting

Sablier streams tokens for vesting, grants and payroll on EVM chains, with open-source contracts. Senders create streams for free; recipients pay about $0.99 per withdrawal.

Chains
Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon and other EVM networks
Platforms
Web
Fees
Sender free; recipient about $0.99 per withdrawal, $1.99 per airdrop claim
Open source
Yes
Security audits
Cantina, CodeHawks and independent auditors
Pros
  • Free for senders to create streams
  • Open-source contracts on GitHub
  • Works from the Safe multisig app
Cons
  • Recipients pay about $0.99 per withdrawal
  • Airdrop claims cost about $1.99 each
  • Main app covers EVM chains only

Skip it if you want to spare recipients a fee: airdrop claims cost about $1.99 each.

#2

Team Finance

Best for many chains

Team Finance covers token creation, vesting, liquidity and team locks, staking and airdrops on 30+ blockchains. Pay-as-you-go starts at $50 per use; Pro costs $2,500 a year.

Platforms
Web
Pricing
Pay-as-you-go from $50 per use; Pro $2,500/yr
Chains
30+ blockchains
Security audits
Token creation contract audited by Hacken and CertiK
Company
TrustSwap Inc.
Pros
  • Supports 30+ blockchains
  • Pay-as-you-go from $50 per use
  • Free testnet trial
Cons
  • Pro plan costs $2,500 a year
  • Most one-off services cost $100 to $150 each
  • Flat dollar fees, so small projects pay the same as large ones

Skip it if you run one small vesting: flat fees of $100 to $150 per service add up.

#3

UNCX Network

Best for liquidity locks

UNCX, founded in June 2020, publishes fee tables per chain. Vesting takes 0.1% of vested tokens, and a V2 LP lock on Ethereum costs 0.1 ETH.

Platforms
Web
Fees
Vesting 0.1% of vested tokens; LP lock V2 0.1 ETH on Ethereum; relock 1% of LP
Launched
June 2020
Chains
Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, Optimism, Solana and others
Token
UNCX
Pros
  • Lockers on Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Solana and more
  • Fee tables published per chain
  • Ownership transfers of locks are free
Cons
  • V2 LP lock on Ethereum costs a flat 0.1 ETH
  • Incremental LP locks and relocks take 1% of the locked LP
  • Paused UNCX staking rewards and buybacks, per its news feed

Skip it if you relock often: incremental locks and relocks take 1% of the locked LP.

#4

Unvest

Best free first round

Unvest lets a project deploy its first vesting round for free, for up to 200 recipients, with unlimited liquidity locks.

Chains
Ethereum, BNB Chain and other EVM networks (ERC-20 tokens)
Platforms
Web
Free plan
1 vesting round, up to 200 recipients, unlimited liquidity locks
Pricing
Pro, Enterprise, White Label: quote on request
Token
UNV
Pros
  • First vesting round free, up to 200 recipients
  • Unlimited liquidity locks on the free plan
  • White-label portal for launchpads and VCs
Cons
  • Paid plan prices are not published
  • Pro plan capped at 400 recipients and 4 vesting rounds
  • Enterprise staking claims can carry 0 to 5% fees

Skip it if you need published prices: Pro and Enterprise are quote only.

#5

Smithii

Best no-code option

Smithii offers no-code token tools on Solana and EVM chains. A Solana cliff vesting costs 0.4 SOL and comes with a public certificate holders can check.

Platforms
Web
Fees
Solana cliff vesting: 0.4 SOL
Chains
Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, TRON, Sui and others
Security audits
Halborn, CoinFabrik
Company
Smithii LTD
Pros
  • No coding needed
  • Public vesting certificate for holders
  • Covers Solana plus EVM chains, TRON and Sui
Cons
  • Solana cliff vesting costs 0.4 SOL
  • Vesting supports whole-token amounts only
  • Fees are per tool, with no subscription option shown

Skip it if you vest fractional amounts: Smithii vesting supports whole tokens only.

Not on this list

Streamflow: Terms exclude US residents: its restricted regions list bars US residents and people located in the US.

Token Management Tools compared

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NameBest forUS availabilityFeesChainsSecurity audits
SablierStreams and payrollAvailable: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictionsSender free; recipient about $0.99 per withdrawal, $1.99 per airdrop claimEthereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon and other EVM networksCantina, CodeHawks and independent auditors
Team FinanceLocks and vesting, 30+ chainsAvailable: terms name no country restrictionsFlat fee per service on Ethereum: free to $150 pay-as-you-go, or Pro at $2,500/year for all services30+ blockchainsToken creation contract audited by Hacken and CertiK
UNCX NetworkLP lockersAvailable: terms name no country restrictionsVesting 0.1% of vested tokens; LP lock V2 0.1 ETH on Ethereum; relock 1% of LPEthereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, Optimism, Solana and othersChainsulting: Liquidity Locker V2, Token Vesting, Farm, Presale and ENMT token (2023)
UnvestSmall token launchesAvailable: terms name no country restrictionsVesting and liquidity locks free; 2.5% fee on VestingToken transfersEthereum, BNB Chain and other EVM networks (ERC-20 tokens)Zokyo (2021), Sub7 (2023, 2024)
SmithiiQuick Solana setupAvailable: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictionsSolana cliff vesting: 0.4 SOLSolana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, TRON, Sui and othersHalborn, CoinFabrik

“Not verified” means we could not confirm the value on the project’s own pages.

How we rank token management tools

  1. 01Fees: published creation, percentage and withdrawal fees from the tool's own fee page.
  2. 02Chains: which chains the tool supports for vesting and locks.
  3. 03Security: named audits or open-source contracts.
  4. 04Features: vesting, liquidity locks, airdrops and staking in one place.

No project paid to be listed or ranked. Full rules: methodology.

What we did not test
  • We did not open accounts, deposit money or place trades with these services.
  • We did not audit smart contracts, reserves or security claims ourselves; we report what the project and its auditors publish.
  • Fees, limits and availability change; the list date shows when we last checked them.

Rubric last updated Oct 1, 2026. Crypto assets are not insured by the FDIC or SIPC, and you can lose all the money you put in. This page is educational content, not financial advice.

How to choose

01

Separate flat and percentage fees

A 0.1% fee on $10 million of vested tokens is $10,000, while a flat fee stays the same. Large treasuries usually pay less with flat fees; small ones with percentage fees.

02

Check who pays

On Sablier the recipient pays about $0.99 per withdrawal. Tell investors and team members before they claim.

03

Publish the lock

Share the lock or vesting link with holders so they can verify the schedule on-chain themselves.

Who should skip all of these

  • Holders who want to see upcoming vesting releases for tokens they own: use a token vesting tracker.
  • Projects that need legal cap table management: these tools handle on-chain schedules, not securities law.

Which one fits you?

Bottom line

Sablier on EVM chains covers most vesting needs at low cost.

For liquidity locks across many EVM chains, compare UNCX's per-chain fees with Team Finance's flat pricing.

Educational content, not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile; do your own research.

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FAQ

What is the cheapest token vesting tool?

On Sablier, creating a stream is free for the sender; recipients pay about $0.99 per withdrawal. Unvest's first vesting round is also free.

How much does a liquidity lock cost?

On UNCX, a V2 LP lock on Ethereum costs 0.1 ETH.

Which tools are audited?

Sablier's contracts are open source on GitHub.

Do these tools work on Solana?

Smithii does, and UNCX has Solana lockers. Sablier's main app covers EVM chains.

Sablier or UNCX for vesting?

Sablier costs the sender nothing to create a stream; recipients pay about $0.99 per withdrawal. UNCX takes 0.1% of vested tokens on most EVM chains, and 0.5 SOL plus 0.1% on Solana. Sablier covers EVM chains only.

Further reading

Sources

  1. Streamflow Help: Costs of using Streamflow
  2. Sablier: Pricing
  3. Team Finance: Pricing
  4. UNCX Docs: Token vesting fees
  5. UNCX Docs: LP Lock V2 fees
  6. Unvest: Pricing
  7. Smithii: Solana Token Vesting

What changed in this list

2026-09-26First version: 6 tools, fees checked on each tool's own pages.
2026-09-26Moved Streamflow to Not on this list: its terms exclude US residents
2026-10-01Added a Sablier vs UNCX vesting fee FAQ. Fixed source links that were stored without an href.

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Last check: Oct 1, 2026

A value we could not confirm on the project’s own pages is marked “Not verified” instead of estimated.

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Sources: Streamflow Help: Costs of using Streamflow, Sablier: Pricing, Team Finance: Pricing. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.

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