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Sniper-first bot with a web app, cheapest for manual Ethereum trades
A sniper bot watches for a token to launch or a pool to open and buys in the first blocks, faster than anyone clicking by hand. Most sniping today happens inside Telegram bots and terminals with an auto-buy setting, not standalone software.
Sniping is a race against other bots, and the losers often buy the top. It's also a favorite scam lure: "private sniper scripts" on GitHub and Telegram are a common way wallets get drained. Stick to the established tools below.

Sniper-first bot with a web app, cheapest for manual Ethereum trades

The terminal most traders moved to: new pairs, perps and wallet tracking in one place

Copy trading, sniping and automation bot, 0.6% on the free plan

Smart-money tracking and a trading terminal in one, across several chains

The original Solana sniping terminal: simple, fast and one browser tab

Formerly Padre. A fast multichain terminal that pays back part of your fees

AI-native terminal: trade by hand or turn a prompt into a trading bot

Big Solana Telegram bot with copy trading, limit orders and a web terminal
Multichain Telegram sniper with a max market-cap failsafe

Cross-chain Telegram bot with sniping, copy trading and automation

Veteran multichain Telegram bot with sniping and an optional premium plan

Telegram and web trading bot with launchpad snipers, copy trading and a 0.9% fee
Software that automatically buys a token the moment it launches or gets liquidity, aiming to enter before the price moves.
Sometimes, often not. You compete with other bots, pay priority fees, and many launches are rugs. Treat it as high risk.
Assume not. Fake sniper repositories are a known way to steal private keys.