See your slippage before the bots do.
Simulate a Solana AMM swap, watch how a searcher would sandwich you, and measure how a Jito Bundle changes the outcome — live.
Trade Inputs
Configure pool liquidity & trade size
Submits your swap in an atomic Jito bundle so MEV searchers can't front-run it.
Live Slippage
Slot execution queue
A Jito Bundle submits your swap atomically to a block-builder. Searchers can't insert a buy before yours — attacker expected profit collapses to near zero.
Financial impact
Standard transaction vs. Jito Bundle protection — fees, slippage, and attacker profit.
| Metric | Without Protection | With Jito Bundle |
|---|---|---|
| Effective slippage | 2.548% | 1.302% |
| Total tokens received | 4,872.61 TKN | 4,934.92 TKN |
| Attacker profit | +158.8751 SOL | +31.775 SOL |
| Fee / bundle tip | 0.000005 SOL | 0.001 SOL (tip) |
| Net savings with protection | +155.7682 SOL |
How it works
The math and mechanism behind the simulator, in plain English.
1. AMM slippage
A constant-product pool keeps x × y = k. The larger your trade relative to the pool, the more the price moves against you — that movement is slippage.
2. Sandwich attack
Without protection, a bot can place a buy order before yours and a sell order after yours. Your swap executes at the worse price, and the bot pockets the difference as profit.
3. Solana Jito Bundle
Jito lets you submit an atomic bundle straight to a block builder along with a tip. If the bundle lands, no searcher transaction can be interleaved between your buy and sell steps — sandwich attempts either lose the race or revert, so the attacker's expected profit drops sharply.
Read the Solana MEV guideHow Jito Bundles protect Solana swaps
A Jito bundle is a set of transactions that must execute atomically and in-order inside a single slot. Because the bundle is delivered privately to a block builder and not broadcast in the public mempool, MEV searchers cannot observe your swap in time to front-run it. The tradeoff is the tip you pay to the builder — modeled here as a small SOL fee.