Solana sniper bot development
A Solana sniper bot watches for new pools and token launches over Yellowstone gRPC, checks each one against your filters, and buys with the size and slippage you set. We build it to your rules on Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium or Meteora, with full source code, from a fixed $500.
Fixed price
from$500
Up to
$1,000
with every option on this page
One price, in writing, before any work starts. It does not change after you approve it.
- Price agreed in writing before any work starts
- It refuses every launch that fails your rules, and logs why
- Built by the team that runs the gRPC it listens to
One pool, six stages
Choose a price to see how far the bot goes. The strip shows everything it does, from the moment a pool exists to a review of its work.
- Pool createdAn on-chain event. The bot starts listening before it happens.
- 01
Detect
Sees the pool
- Listens for new-pool events on the venues you choose
- Over a Yellowstone gRPC stream, with no polling
- 02
Check
Applies your rules
- Mint and freeze authority
- Liquidity, creator share, price impact, token age
- Cheapest checks first
- 03
Buy
Sizes and sends
- Fixed size or a share of balance, with a fee reserve
- A slippage cap and one buy per launch
- RPC, Jito bundle or UltraSend
- 04
Manage
Watches the position
- Take-profit and stop-loss
- Trailing stop and timed exit
- Position state kept per token
- 05
Exit
Sells by your rules
- Partial or full sells
- Same landing route you chose for buying
- Every sell logged with the rule that fired
- 06
Review
Shows its work
- Dashboard of fills and skipped launches
- The reason each launch was skipped
- Replay your rules on recorded launches
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.
Managed, $750: the bot reaches Exit. Stages after Exit are not part of this price.
What a bad launch looks like, and the rule that catches it
Most launches fail at least one check. This one fails four. Every flag is a rule you can switch on, and the bot logs which rule skipped each launch it passed on.
- Venue
- Pump.fun bonding curve
- Token age
- 2 min 10 s
- Liquidity
- $6,400
- Mint authority
- Still set
- Freeze authority
- Still set
- Creator holds
- 38% of supply
- Top 10 holders
- 71% of supply
Skip · 4 rules failed
The creator can still print more tokens, which dilutes everyone who bought.
block_mint_authorityThe creator can still freeze token accounts, so your tokens may become unsellable.
block_freeze_authorityOne wallet holds 38% of supply, so a single sell can move the price against you.
max_creator_shareLiquidity is $6,400 against a $20,000 floor, so even a small buy moves the price.
min_liquidity_usd
Your rules decide what gets bought
A good sniper skips almost everything. Move the rules and watch how many of 200 invented launches survive each check, in the order the bot runs them.
- Launches seen200
- Authorities cleared
block_*_authority113−87 - Token age
min_age_sec82−31 - Liquidity
min_liquidity_usd25−57 - Creator share
max_creator_share9−16 - Price impact
max_impact_pct9· - Bought9
9of 200 sample launches would be bought. 191 skipped.
Illustration with invented launches. It is not market data and not an estimate of what any real filter would do.
Getting the buy to land
Detecting a pool is rarely the slow part. Landing the transaction is. Pick the route that suits the bot, and change it later without touching the strategy.
Plain RPC with a priority feeThe simplest path. A good first build, or a bot that trades occasionally.
- What it is
- The bot signs the swap and sends it through RPC with a compute-unit price you set.
- What it costs
- The priority fee you set, paid when the transaction is included in a block.
- If it fails
- A transaction that is never included costs nothing. The bot resends with a fresh blockhash and a repriced fee.
Jito bundleWhen you want the swap to execute as a unit and to reduce exposure to attempts that depend on landing around it.
- What it is
- The swap travels in a bundle with a tip, which executes atomically through a Jito block engine.
- What it costs
- A tip, which is only paid if the bundle lands.
- If it fails
- A bundle that does not land is dropped as a whole. The bot decides whether to try again at a new price.
UltraSend relayWhen you want a dedicated sending path from the team that runs the nodes.
- What it is
- Our relay takes the signed transaction and forwards its exact bytes. It does not rebuild or re-sign anything.
- What it costs
- A fixed price per accepted submission.
- If it fails
- The relay reports rejected submissions, and the bot treats them like any other failed send.
There are no speed numbers in this table on purpose. How fast a transaction lands depends on the venue, congestion and who the leader is, so we measure it per build instead of promising it.
Your keys never leave your server
The bot signs from a wallet you control. We supply the data coming in and, if you want it, a relay for the transactions going out.
Your server
- The bot process
- The signing key
- Your rules and config
No keys cross this line
NoLimitNodes
- The gRPC stream
- RPC reads
- An optional relay for sends
What each price includes
Three fixed prices, named for how far down the lifecycle the bot reaches. Start with the first and extend the same codebase later for the difference.
| Price | Reaches | Venues | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 Core | Buy | One venue |
|
| $750 Managed | Exit | Up to three venues |
|
| $1,000 Full | Review | All four venues |
|
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. These are introductory prices while we open sniper builds.
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 venues. 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
Sniping 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.
Sniping can lose money.
New tokens are volatile and many go to zero, and fees and slippage apply. A filter lowers the risk but cannot remove it. 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 sniper bots
Not here? Send the brief and ask on the scope call, or read how we work on custom development.
What is a Solana sniper bot?
A Solana sniper bot is software that watches for new liquidity pools or token launches, checks each one against rules you set, and buys automatically when it passes. It does not choose tokens for you, and most launches fail the rules, which is the point.
How much does it cost to build a Solana sniper bot?
A sniper bot starts at a fixed $500 and reaches $1,000. Core ($500) covers detection, your filters and a buy on one venue. Managed ($750) adds take-profit, stop-loss and other exits on up to three venues. Full ($1,000) adds a web dashboard, multiple wallets and replay against recorded launches. The price is agreed in writing before any work starts, and these are introductory prices while we open sniper builds.
How does a sniper bot detect new pools?
It subscribes to Yellowstone gRPC for the venue programs’ pool-creation and account events, decodes the new pool’s mint, reserves and authorities, and hands the result to your filters. There is no polling, so detection is rarely the slow part. Our guide to detecting new liquidity pools shows the approach.
How do you avoid buying scams and honeypots?
Filters reduce the risk; they cannot remove it. The bot checks mint and freeze authority, liquidity, creator share, price impact and token age before it buys, and it logs why it skipped every launch it passed on. Some scams pass any rule you can write, so fund the wallet only with what you are prepared to lose.
Can a sniper bot buy in the first block?
That depends on the venue, the route and the network, so we do not promise a slot. Detection over gRPC is rarely the slow part; landing the transaction is. We time every stage and tune the send path with priority fees, Jito bundles or UltraSend.
Do you hold my keys?
No. The bot signs from a wallet on a server you control and the keys never reach us. We recommend a dedicated trading wallet funded with only what you are prepared to risk.
Which launchpads and DEXs does it support?
Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora. Core covers one venue, Managed up to three and Full all four. If you need another program, tell us on the scope call and we will say what decoding it takes.
Is it legal to run a sniper bot?
Rules differ by country, and we build software rather than give legal or financial advice. If you plan to offer the bot to other people, tell us on the scope call, because custody and licensing change the design.
Tell us which launches to catch. 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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