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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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Next step

Launch

Fire it for real and watch it land.