Best Solana sniper bots in 2026: 11 pump.fun tools compared

Of the 11 trading bots on DegenBench that snipe new Solana pairs, Axiom is the most used on Solana by DefiLlama’s count: $20.5M in fees in the 30 days to 9 November 2026, ahead of GMGN ($3.87M) and Trojan ($544K).

Sniping a launch is a race against slippage, priority fees and the crowd, so the best sniper bot for Solana is the one whose settings you can actually control. The 11 below are ranked by their 30-day fees on Solana, as tracked by DefiLlama, with fees, chains and custody from their official documentation. All of them document new-pair orders on Solana.

Updated 9 November 2026 · 11 bots

The ranking

Ordered by real usage on Solana: trailing 30-day fees on Solana, per DefiLlama. Bots without a figure there follow, in card order.

  1. Axiom

    Web trading terminal · Solana · EVM

    You trade Solana memecoins on a desktop and your volume is high enough for the fee tiers to matter.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $20.5M
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Web
    Referral perk
    10% off trading fees

    DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 3% of fees on EVM chains (BSC, Robinhood Chain).

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  2. GMGN

    Web terminal + Telegram bots · Solana · EVM · Tron

    You trade memecoins on several chains and want analysis and execution in one place.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $3.87M
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Web, Telegram
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 55% of fees on EVM chains.

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  3. Trojan

    Telegram bot + web terminal · Solana

    You trade only Solana and want the same wallets in Telegram and on the web.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $544K
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    10% off trading fees
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  4. Bloom

    Telegram bot + browser extension · Solana · EVM

    You like Telegram execution but read your charts on Axiom, GMGN or Photon.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $227K
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Extension
    Referral perk
    10% cashback on trading fees (0.9%)
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  5. Photon

    Web sniping terminal · Solana · EVM

    You want a straightforward web sniper without Telegram.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $219K
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Web
    Referral perk
    None documented
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  6. Maestro

    Multi-chain Telegram bot · Solana · EVM · Tron · TON

    You want one Telegram bot for Solana plus EVM chains, TON and Tron.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $199K
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Desktop app
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 53% of fees on EVM chains.

  7. BONKbot

    Telegram bot + Telemetry web app · Solana

    You are new to bots and want a simple Telegram flow with strong key security.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $51.6K
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    None documented
  8. Banana Gun

    Multi-chain Telegram bot + Banana Pro web · Solana · EVM

    You trade Ethereum, Base or BSC launches from Telegram and want the lowest documented manual-trade fee.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $1.51K
    Platform fee
    0.5% / 1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama shows $1.51K over 30 days against $911K over the past year: its tracker looks broken, so this card number understates real use.

  9. o1.exchange

    EVM web terminal (Base, BSC) · Solana · EVM · Hyperliquid

    You trade Base or BSC from a desktop browser and want low net fees.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    $1
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Web
    Referral perk
    20% cashback from day one

    DefiLlama, 30 days: 100% of fees on EVM chains, mostly Base and BSC.

  10. Sigma

    EVM Telegram sniper bot · Solana · EVM

    You snipe EVM launches from Telegram and want one flat fee.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    Not measured
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram
    Referral perk
    None documented

    Not tracked by DefiLlama: no public usage figure exists.

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  11. Based Bot

    Telegram bot on EVM and Solana + web terminal · Solana · EVM

    You trade Base, Ethereum, BSC or Solana launches from Telegram and want one account that covers everything, from sniping to DCA.

    Fees on Solana, 30 days
    Not measured
    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    None documented

    Not tracked by DefiLlama: the only public figure is 40,460 monthly users on its Telegram bot.

Pump fun bot settings: slippage, MEV and priority fees

GMGN's own documentation recommends 30-50% slippage on memecoins, which gets expensive on larger orders, and GMGN compensated users hit by an MEV sandwich attack in October 2025 despite its anti-MEV setting. Axiom documents anti-MEV, wallet monitoring and pump.fun migration actions rather than a single sniper screen. Photon adds Smart-MEV protection to its flat 1% and documents limit orders, DCA and multi-wallet trading.

Priority fees are charged by the network, not by the bot, and GMGN states plainly that they come on top of its 1%. That is why the fastest bot is not automatically the cheapest: Banana Gun's 0.5% manual rate on Ethereum still leaves you paying priority fees into a congested launch, and Trojan and Sigma both document backup bots for exactly that moment.

Best sniper bot Solana: what each one costs you

Snipe rates cluster around 1%. GMGN charges a flat 1% with no new-user discount, Axiom 1% headline falling to 0.95% and 0.75% net at its tiers, Trojan 1% with 20% cashback on bot trades, Photon a flat and documented 1%, Bloom 0.9% for referred users, BONKbot 1% with 5-25% volume cashback. Sigma documents 0% trading fees on Solana while charging 1% on EVM chains.

Custody is the other half of the choice. BONKbot seals keys in a hardware-backed manager and requires 2FA or a passkey for exports, Maestro AES-encrypts keys and shows them once, Bloom shows the private key once in Telegram, and GMGN, Trojan, Photon and Banana Gun allow key export. pump.fun's own terminal, the ex-Padre app, publishes no fee schedule, no custody model and no referral terms.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best pump.fun sniper bot?

Axiom documents pump.fun migration actions alongside sniping, wallet monitoring and Hyperliquid perps, with fees from 0.95% net down to 0.75%. GMGN covers sniping, wallet radar and anti-MEV in one account for a flat 1%, Trojan adds copy trading and DCA on the same wallets, and Photon handles limit orders, DCA and multi-wallet for 1%.

Is a Solana sniper bot worth it?

Only if you can control slippage and priority fees. GMGN's documentation recommends 30-50% slippage on memecoins, which is costly on bigger orders, and priority fees are charged by the network on top of the bot's own fee. Incidents happen too: GMGN compensated users after an MEV sandwich attack in October 2025 despite its anti-MEV setting.

Which sniper bot has the lowest fees?

Sigma documents 0% trading fees on Solana while charging 1% on EVM chains. Among the bots that do charge on Solana, Bloom's 0.9% for referred users is the lowest published rate, then Trojan's 20% cashback, which brings 1% down to 0.80% net. GMGN and Photon charge a flat 1% with no discount at all.

Do sniper bots work during a busy launch?

Some document it directly: Trojan runs nine backup bots, and Sigma provides backup bots that share your wallets and settings when the main bot slows down. Bots that document multi-wallet support, such as GMGN, Axiom, Photon and o1.exchange, let you spread orders across several wallets. None of them promises execution at a given speed.

Can I snipe pump.fun launches from Telegram?

Yes. Trojan, BONKbot, Maestro, Bloom, Banana Gun and Sigma all document Telegram execution on Solana, and GMGN runs Telegram bots sharing one account with its website. Axiom and Photon are web terminals only, with no Telegram bot and no native mobile app, so they are desktop tools during a launch; o1.exchange has no Telegram bot either, but documents a mobile app.