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The test run is a free dress rehearsal. BundleZeus runs your exact launch against the live blockchain — without actually sending anything — and shows you precisely what would happen.

Why you should never skip it

A launch is all-or-nothing. If one required step would fail, the whole thing is cancelled and your launch doesn’t happen. The test run catches that beforehand, and it’s free — run it as many times as you like.

What it checks

Your launch is replayed step by step, in order:
  1. Funding your wallets
  2. Turning on trading
  3. Every wallet’s buy, one by one
  4. The fee
You get a simple report: each step marked pass or fail, the total gas cost, and — when something fails — a plain explanation of what’s likely wrong and how to fix it.

Reading the results

If every buy fails in the test run, that’s a huge red flag. Never ignore the warning and fire anyway — that’s how people launch straight into a honeypot.

Problems the test run catches

  • Trading limits — caps that block your buys
  • High starting taxes — a big early tax that eats into your buys
  • Missing permissions — the owner key can’t turn on trading
  • Not enough ETH — a wallet can’t cover its buy plus gas
  • Honeypots — buying works, but the token blocks selling

What it can’t promise

The test run checks the network as it is right now. Things can change between the test and the real launch — prices move, other people use the token. A green test run is a strong sign, not a guarantee. This is another reason the all-or-nothing design matters: if things don’t line up, your launch simply doesn’t go through, and you pay no fee.

Next step

Launch

Fire it for real and watch it land.