Solana copy-trading bot development
From$500fixed price
Up to $1,000 with every option. You own the bot: no subscription and no per-trade fees from us.
Included in every price: full source code, documentation and a runbook, two weeks of support, and free NLN RPC and gRPC access while we build it.
Get my fixed-price quoteA Solana copy-trading bot watches chosen wallets over Yellowstone gRPC, decodes each swap, checks it against your rules, then sends a sized copy through your preferred landing route. We build it to your spec: venues, sizing, slippage, exits and risk limits, with full source code and weekly demos.
- Price agreed in writing before any work starts
- Weekly demos, no black-box sprints
- Built by the team that runs the gRPC and RPC infrastructure it connects to
- watchTracked wallet swap arrives on the gRPC stream
- decodeVenue, mint, side and amounts parsed from the instruction
- filterLiquidity, authorities and price impact checked against your rules
- sizeFixed, proportional or capped to your balance and reserve
- sendSigned locally, sent through your chosen route, fill recorded
Spec your bot and see the price
Choose what it should do. The price updates as you go, and the same selection reaches our engineers when you send it, so the scope call starts from your spec instead of a blank page.
Why the price is low
A fixed price works because the infrastructure and much of the parsing already exist on our side. You pay for the bot you specify, nothing else.
We already run the infrastructure.
The gRPC and RPC nodes the bot connects to are ours, so there is no provider to integrate or learn, and you get free access to them while we build.
The parsing already exists.
The decoders behind our Program Streams already read Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora and Orca, so venue support starts from working code instead of a blank file.
Fixed scope, fixed price.
You choose the options, see the total, and approve it in writing. Once you have approved it, it does not change.
You own it outright.
Full source, no subscription and no per-trade fees from us. Run it on a server you control.
From a wallet’s swap to your fill
Copying means reacting to someone else’s transaction, so every stage is a decision about speed or correctness. This is the path we build, and the infrastructure each stage runs on.
- 1
Watch
A Yellowstone gRPC transaction subscription filtered to your tracked wallets. At processed commitment the bot sees a swap as soon as the validator does. At confirmed it waits for a vote and skips trades that a fork drops. You choose the trade-off per wallet.
Runs on
- 2
Decode
Swap instructions are parsed per venue (Pump.fun bonding curve, PumpSwap, Raydium AMM v4, CPMM and CLMM, Meteora DLMM, Orca Whirlpool) into a mint, a side and amounts, including inner instructions and Jupiter-routed swaps. Or consume already-parsed events instead of decoding them yourself.
Runs on
- 3
Filter
Your entry rules decide whether a signal becomes a trade: allow and deny lists, minimum liquidity, token age, mint and freeze authorities, price impact, and per-wallet and global exposure limits.
Runs on
- 4
Size
Fixed, proportional to the source wallet, or capped, per wallet. Sizes are converted against your available balance with a reserve held back for fees and tips.
- 5
Send
The bot builds the swap, sets the compute budget and priority fee, signs with a key that stays in your environment, and sends through plain RPC, a Jito bundle, or UltraSend. Each source signature maps to at most one copy, so a retry never doubles a buy.
- 6
Manage
Fills become positions. Exits follow the rules you set: mirror the source wallet’s sell, take-profit and stop-loss, a trailing stop, or a timer. Every decision is logged, and Telegram or webhook alerts tell you what the bot did and why it skipped what it skipped.
A control panel you can try
Change a rule, pause a wallet, and watch the same six signals resolve differently. It is an example interface with illustrative data, not live trading.
What you can configure
- Sizing
- Fixed, proportional or capped, per wallet
- Entry rules
- Liquidity, token age, authorities, allow and deny lists
- Slippage
- Maximum slippage and price impact per venue
- Exits
- Mirror the source, take-profit, stop-loss, trailing, timed
- Limits
- Open positions, per-token cap, daily loss stop
- Execution
- Fee and tip strategy, landing route, retry policy
- Alerts
- Telegram, webhook and structured logs
3 of 6 signals copied under the current rules. Change a rule or pause a wallet to see the log change.
What goes wrong in copy trading, and how we build around it
Most copy bots fail in the same few places. These are the ones we design for before writing the happy path.
You are always behind the source wallet
Latency sets your entry price, so the bot times each stage from detection to send and puts a ceiling on the slippage it will accept. A copy that would fill too late is skipped, not chased.
The source sells before your buy lands
A pending buy is cancelled the moment the source wallet’s exit is seen, and a sell for a token you never bought is ignored. Exit logic runs from your own position state.
A trade seen at processed gets dropped in a fork
Choose processed for the earliest signal or confirmed for safety. At processed, the bot reconciles against confirmed state and unwinds its books for trades that never landed.
Retries double your position
Every source signature maps to one copy intent. A resend carries the same intent with a fresh blockhash and a repriced fee, so one signal can never produce two buys.
Sandwiches around your swap
Per-trade slippage and price-impact ceilings, plus optional Jito bundles, which execute the swap atomically and reduce exposure to attempts that depend on landing around it.
The wallet you copy changes behaviour
Each wallet gets its own limits and a kill switch, and the bot can alert you when a wallet’s size, venues or frequency drifts from what you configured it for.
A leaked key drains the account
Run a dedicated trading wallet funded with only what you are prepared to risk. Keys stay on a server you control, never with us, and the bot signs swaps only.
How the build runs
Four steps, no surprises. You know what is happening at every stage and you approve the quote before any code is written.
- 30-minute call
Scope call
You describe the strategy and the wallets. We tell you whether we can build it, what it takes, and confirm the price.
- Fixed price
Written quote
A written spec with milestones, deliverables and the fixed price. Nothing starts until you approve it.
- Weekly demos
Build
A working demo every Friday against live mainnet data, so you see the bot decide before it trades.
- Support included
Ship and support
We deploy to a server you control, hand over the source and documentation, and stay on for two weeks of support.
What you receive
- The complete source code, in your repository
- A configuration reference for every rule
- Documentation and an operations runbook
- Deployment to a server you control, including NLN VPS or bare metal
- Two weeks of post-launch support at no extra cost
- Free NLN RPC and gRPC access while we build it
Software, not custody and not advice
Copy trading is a high-risk activity. We build the tool; what you do with it is yours to decide and yours to answer for.
You hold the keys and the funds.
We never take custody of your keys or your capital. The bot signs from a wallet in your environment.
We build software, not advice.
We do not recommend wallets to copy or tokens to buy, and nothing on this page is financial advice.
Copy trading can lose money.
Copied wallets underperform, fees and slippage apply, and tokens can go to zero. We make no claims about returns.
Running it is your call.
Rules differ by country. If you plan to offer the bot to other people, tell us on the scope call, because custody and licensing change the design.
Questions about copy-trading bots
Not here? Send the brief and ask on the scope call, or read how we work on custom development.
What is a Solana copy-trading bot?
A Solana copy-trading bot is software that watches one or more wallets, detects when they swap, and places a matching trade from your own wallet using rules you set: how much to spend, which tokens to skip, how much slippage to accept, and when to exit. It does not choose wallets or tokens for you.
How much does it cost to build a copy-trading bot on Solana?
A copy-trading bot starts at a fixed $500 and reaches $1,000 with every option selected. A typical build, with two venues, proportional sizing, take-profit and stop-loss, token filters, Jito bundles and Telegram control, is $660. The price is agreed in writing before any work starts, and these are introductory prices while we open copy-trading builds.
Why is a copy-trading bot only $500?
A fixed price is possible because the infrastructure and much of the parsing already exist on our side: we run the gRPC and RPC nodes the bot connects to, and the decoders behind our Program Streams already read the main Solana venues. You pay once for the bot you specify, you own the source code, and there is no subscription or per-trade fee from us. These are introductory prices while we open copy-trading builds.
How fast can the bot copy a trade?
It depends on the route, the venue and the network, so we do not promise a fill in a particular slot. Copying always follows the source wallet. Yellowstone gRPC delivers transactions as the validator processes them, so detection is rarely the slow part; landing the swap is. We time every stage and tune the send path with priority fees, Jito bundles or UltraSend.
Can it copy a trade before it confirms?
Yes. At processed commitment the bot sees a swap as soon as the validator processes it, but that trade can still be dropped in a fork, so the bot reconciles against confirmed state. For an even earlier signal we can ingest Shredstream, which delivers raw transactions with no execution results, so the bot must decode them and handle failures itself.
Which exchanges and tokens can it copy?
Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium (AMM v4, CPMM and CLMM), Meteora DLMM, Orca Whirlpool and Jupiter-routed swaps. Add the venues you need in the price builder above. If you need another program, tell us on the scope call and we will say what decoding it takes.
Do you hold my keys or my funds?
No. The bot signs from a wallet in your environment and the keys never reach us. We recommend a dedicated trading wallet funded with only what you are prepared to risk. We build and hand over software; we do not custody funds or give financial advice.
Do I own the source code, and who maintains it?
You own all of it: the source, the documentation and the deployment scripts. Every build includes two weeks of post-launch support. After that you can maintain it yourself, or ask us about ongoing support when something changes.
Tell us what to copy. We’ll scope it.
Send the brief and an engineer comes back with questions, not a sales script. Here is what happens next.
- 1An engineer reads your brief and replies by email to book a 30-minute scope call.
- 2You get a written spec and your fixed price after the call.
- 3Nothing starts until you approve the quote.
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