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Solana Sniper Bot — Pump.fun & Raydium

We build launch-monitoring and trade-execution software around your selected Solana programs, entry rules and infrastructure. The scope separates event detection, token screening, transaction submission and execution monitoring. Supported programs and measurable acceptance criteria are agreed before development; same-slot inclusion and trading returns are not guaranteed.

Discuss your project & pricing

Priced for your scope. A short description is enough to start.

Client-controlled deployment
Milestone-based delivery
Documented testing & handover
Solana software interface

What's included

  • Geyser / websocket launch detection
  • Jito bundle submission + dynamic priority fees
  • Mint, freeze-authority & liquidity rug checks
  • Configurable take-profit, trailing stop, auto-sell

Best fit for

  • Memecoin sniping
  • New-pool entries
  • Launch-day trading
Pump.fun & Raydium integrationConfigurable execution and fee limitsToken screening and exposure controls

Custom Solana sniper bot development

If you need software that monitors token launches and submits orders under your own rules, the starting point is the exact event you want to act on. A newly created pool, a bonding-curve trade and a liquidity migration are different integration tasks. We define supported programs and transaction types before choosing a data feed or writing an execution adapter.

This is a custom development service, not a downloadable bot with a promised win rate. You can commission a focused monitoring component, an execution backend, or a larger application with a control panel. Existing code can be reviewed before deciding whether to extend it or rebuild a specific component.

From a launch event to a reconciled transaction

  • Detection: subscribe to the agreed RPC or streaming source, decode supported events, and identify reconnect gaps and duplicates.
  • Eligibility: apply your token exclusions, permitted programs, signal-age limit and liquidity or price-impact checks where the required data is available.
  • Execution: construct a supported trade, enforce spending and fee limits, and apply the agreed simulation and submission policy.
  • Reconciliation: distinguish submission from confirmation, record unsuccessful transactions and recover state after a restart before retrying.

Jito integration, provider failover, a Telegram interface and exit automation can be included when required. They are separate items in the proposal, not features assumed to exist in every build. Read our RPC benchmark and failover service if provider selection is your main bottleneck.

What latency testing should demonstrate

Acceptance tests separate event visibility, decoding, quote retrieval, transaction construction and chain confirmation. The report should identify deployment region, provider, workload and measurement boundaries. A low RPC response time does not establish that a trade landed before competing transactions.

Same-slot execution depends on when the event becomes visible, remaining slot time, contention, routing and fees. Token checks and simulation can reject known conditions but cannot certify that a token is safe or prevent every loss.

Delivery and project estimate

The agreed delivery can include source code, configuration examples, automated tests, deployment instructions and structured execution logs. Useful test cases include stale events, repeated events, an expired transaction, insufficient balance, a provider outage and restart recovery. Dashboard and hosting requirements are scoped separately so responsibilities are clear.

Send the launch types, target protocols, entry and exit rules, preferred interface and infrastructure you already use. Public examples are enough for initial scoping; do not send private keys or seed phrases. Discuss your Solana sniper bot project to agree deliverables, milestones and an individual quote.

Technical scope

What we design and verify

A production solana sniper bot — pump.fun & raydium is more than a working demo. Each major component below is scoped around the target network or platform, expected load, failure conditions and the way your team will operate it after handover.

01

Geyser / websocket launch detection

The data path is designed for reconnects, duplicate events and observable lag. We document provider assumptions and test recovery instead of treating a live connection as automatically reliable.

02

Jito bundle submission + dynamic priority fees

Submission and execution logic includes simulation, configurable limits, explicit failure states and structured logs. Production credentials and signing authority remain separated from application logic.

03

Mint, freeze-authority & liquidity rug checks

Controls are enforced in code before an action is submitted. Thresholds remain configurable, while rejected actions and triggered safeguards are recorded for later review.

04

Configurable take-profit, trailing stop, auto-sell

This part of Solana Sniper Bot — Pump.fun & Raydium is specified as a separate, testable component with acceptance criteria, logging and documented configuration rather than hidden hard-coded behavior.

Definition of done

Before delivery, we validate the agreed happy path, expected failures and operational controls. You receive the applicable source code, configuration reference, deployment instructions and a walkthrough of the system. Any third-party fees, infrastructure subscriptions or external dependencies are identified during scoping.

Delivery

How the engagement works

01

Technical discovery

We confirm the objective, constraints, integrations and acceptance criteria.

02

Architecture & scope

You receive milestones, responsibilities, timeline and the final quote.

03

Build & verification

Implementation is tested against the agreed scenarios with visible progress.

04

Handover & support

We deploy or hand over the code, documentation and operating instructions.

Built for production

Scope, security and ownership

Delivery model

Built around Solana's account model, transaction lifecycle and the RPC or gRPC stack your workload actually uses.

Security baseline

Signer boundaries, priority fees, simulation and failure handling are reviewed before production use.

What we need from you

Target programs, expected transaction volume, latency goals and your preferred infrastructure.

Questions before you start

How is Solana Sniper Bot — Pump.fun & Raydium priced?+

We quote each project after discussing the required features, integrations and deployment. Send a short description; a finished specification is not required. We agree the scope, milestones and price before work begins.

How long does delivery take?+

Timing depends on integrations, testing depth and whether existing code is involved. After a short technical discovery, we provide milestones and a delivery estimate before payment.

Who controls the source code, infrastructure and keys?+

The agreed source code and deployment are handed over to the client. Production wallets, seed phrases and private keys remain client-controlled; we design integrations around scoped credentials and least-privilege access.

Do you guarantee trading profits or a specific return?+

No. We build software and execution infrastructure, not guaranteed-return products. Results depend on strategy, competition, liquidity, fees and market conditions. Testing, simulation and explicit risk controls should precede live capital.

Can you work with our existing code or infrastructure?+

Yes. We can begin with a focused review, identify reusable components and propose the smallest safe implementation path instead of forcing a full rebuild.

Discuss your project and get an estimate

A few sentences about your idea are enough. We'll clarify the requirements and prepare an individual proposal. No finished specification or payment is needed to enquire.