Getting started
Setup takes about five minutes. You can do all of it on the free Scout plan before deciding whether to upgrade.
- Create an account. Sign up with your email and a strong password.
- Create a sniper wallet. A dedicated wallet used only for trading. Fund it with only what you plan to trade.
- Configure your settings. Buy size, slippage, fees, filters and exits — each is covered below.
- Arm it. Target a specific contract, or (on Marksman and above) turn on auto mode.
Plans
Every plan uses the same execution engine. Paid plans unlock automation, more wallets and lower fees, and each is available weekly, monthly, for three months, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. See pricing for the full comparison.
- Scout — free. Manual targets, core safety checks, take-profit and stop-loss.
- Marksman — auto mode, the full filter suite, trailing stops, Telegram alerts.
- Ghost — everything in Marksman, zero platform fee, and the priority transaction lane.
Plans are paid in crypto at checkout and activate once the payment confirms on-chain.
Wallets & safety
Trade from dedicated sniper wallets, never from the wallet that holds your savings. If a sniper wallet is ever emptied by a bad trade, your main wallet is untouched.
- Fund only what you'll trade. Top up as needed rather than parking a large balance.
- Set a daily spend cap. It stops new buys once you've spent a set amount in a day, so one bad hour can't drain the wallet.
- Withdraw regularly. Move profits back to your main wallet.
Buy settings
Buy size
How much you spend per entry. This is the setting that matters most for risk — keep it small relative to your total balance.
Slippage
The maximum price movement you'll accept between sending a transaction and it landing. New launches move fast, so slippage needs to be higher than on established tokens — but the higher it is, the worse the price you may accept.
Priority fee and tip
What you pay the network to have your transaction processed sooner. When the network is busy, a low fee means your transaction lands late or not at all. If entries are consistently late, raise the fee before raising slippage.
Filters
Filters are checked before every buy. A launch that fails any enabled filter is skipped and recorded in your activity history, so you can see exactly why.
- Mint authority revoked — the creator can no longer print new supply.
- Freeze authority revoked — the creator can no longer freeze your tokens so you can't sell.
- Liquidity burned or locked — the creator can't pull the liquidity pool.
- Maximum dev holding — skips launches where the creator holds more than your chosen share of supply.
- Minimum liquidity — skips launches too thin to exit cleanly.
Filters reduce risk; they don't remove it. A token can pass every check and still go to zero.
Exits
- Take-profit — sells when the position is up by your target percentage.
- Stop-loss — sells when the position is down by your limit.
- Trailing stop — follows the price up and sells if it falls a set percentage from its high, letting winners run while protecting gains.
- Laddered exits — sell in portions at several targets instead of all at once.
Exits run on their own once set. Always set at least a stop-loss.
Troubleshooting
My transaction failed
The most common causes, in order: the priority fee was too low for current congestion; slippage was too tight for how fast the price moved; or the wallet didn't have enough balance to cover the buy plus fees.
A launch was skipped
Check your activity history — skipped launches list the filter they failed. That's the filters working as intended.
My entry was late
Raise the priority fee. On Ghost, the priority transaction lane is used automatically.
My plan didn't activate
Payments activate once confirmed on-chain, which is usually within a minute. If it's been longer, contact support with your account email and the transaction ID.
Support
Open a ticket in our Discord and include your account email. Staff will never DM you first.