Axiom is our top pick for trading Pump.fun launches and migrations, Terminal is Pump.fun's own terminal, and Trojan and GMGN add sniping on Telegram. Fees stack fast on the bonding curve.
Rank 1Why it’s here: The most-used Solana terminal by fees on DefiLlama, with a fast, clean web interface, documented cashback down to a 0.75% net fee and an official 10% fee discount through referral links.
Rank 2Why it’s here: Best for pump.fun traders on desktop. Owned by Pump.fun since October 2025.
Rank 3Why it’s here: The broadest feature set we found (limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping, MEV protection), 20% cashback for every user and no confirmed platform exploit.
Rank 4Why it’s here: Best for copy traders and multichain users. Web, mobile apps and a Telegram bot (@GMGN_sol_bot).
The best Pump.fun trading bot in 2026 is Axiom (9.1/10), the busiest Solana terminal, with built-in migration buy and sell tools. Terminal, Pump.fun's own terminal (formerly Padre, 7.1), is the native option, while Trojan (7.0) and GMGN (8.7) add Pump.fun sniping filters and migration snipes, including on Telegram.
Risk notice: Crypto trading is high risk and memecoins can go to zero in minutes. Trading bots use hot wallets. This page is not financial advice; only trade what you can afford to lose.
This order is for Pump.fun trading only and may differ from our main ranking.
Bots matter most at steps 1 and 2: finding tokens early, and buying or selling the instant a token graduates. New to this? Read what is Pump.fun.
Axiom's Migration Actions let you buy "the instant it migrates from pump.fun" and set automatic sells at migration, using Axiom's in-house sniper. That docs page still says Raydium; check the current behavior in the app, since graduations now go to PumpSwap. Axiom is also where most Solana terminal fees are paid on DefiLlama, so its token feed sees a lot of Pump.fun flow.
Pump.fun acquired Padre on October 24, 2025 (Blockworks); it now runs as Terminal at terminal.pump.fun, describing itself as a memecoin terminal for "Solana, Ethereum, BNB & Base". Its sign-in page advertised "Up to 35% cashback" when we checked on September 26, 2026 (Terminal), but there's no official fee page. Terminalpedia reports a 1% fee based on the app's code. Features include limit orders, DCA orders, a Trenches feed and an Alpha Tracker; TWAP, listed by older reviews, was not found in the app's code (Terminalpedia, August 19, 2026).
Trojan's Auto Sniper lets you pick the launch platform (Pump.fun included) and filter by mint and freeze authority, social links, dev holdings, liquidity and market cap. A separate migration sniper buys or sells as tokens move from bonding curve to pool. It works in Telegram and on the web.
GMGN's Migrated Snipe auto-buys any ungraduated Solana token when it gets its official DEX pool, with trailing take profit and stop loss, slippage, priority fee and anti-MEV settings. GMGN's fee docs note that launch platforms like Pump.fun charge their own fee on top of GMGN's 1% (GMGN).
| Bot | Pump.fun owned | Migration tool | Launch filters | Fee (new user) | Surfaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Axiom | No | Sniper Buy / Sell | Not documented | ~0.86% net (referred) | Web |
| Terminal (Padre) | Yes | Not documented | Not documented | 1% reported | Web |
| Trojan | No | Migration sniper | Yes, detailed | ~0.8% net | Telegram, web |
| GMGN | No | Migrated Snipe | Auto-buy strategies | 1% | Web, apps, Telegram |
Axiom's ~0.86% is our calculation (0.95% entry tier less the 10% referral discount).
For a $100 buy and sell on the bonding curve through a 1% bot (our calculation, price unchanged):
| Cost | Buy | Sell |
|---|---|---|
| Bot fee (1%) | $1.00 | $1.00 |
| Pump.fun fee (1.25%) | $1.25 | $1.25 |
| Total | $2.25 | $2.25 |
That's $4.50 before priority fees and slippage, so the token must rise about 4.5% just to break even. With Trojan's cashback the bot part drops to $1.60. Pump.fun's fee page says its own web app, pump.fun/advanced and mobile app add no fees beyond these venue fees (some mobile users may see up to 0.1% more). More in cheapest Solana trading bot.
We ranked bots from our list by tools documented for Pump.fun trading (token feed, migration buy and sell, launch filters), then fees, security record and our overall score. For sniping across all launchpads, see best Solana sniper bot. We did not trade with these bots; everything comes from the linked sources, checked September 26, 2026. Method: about page.
FAQ
Axiom is our pick: the most-used Solana terminal on DefiLlama, with a live token feed and migration buy and sell tools. Terminal (formerly Padre) is Pump.fun's own terminal, but it publishes no official fee page.
Terminal is the web trading terminal Pump.fun acquired when it bought Padre in October 2025. It runs at terminal.pump.fun and supports Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base.
When a token completes its bonding curve, it graduates to Pump.fun's PumpSwap DEX, which replaced Raydium as the destination in March 2025. Pump.fun lists a one-time 0.015 SOL graduation fee.
On the bonding curve, Pump.fun charges 1.25% per trade, and most bots add about 1%. A buy and sell can cost around 4.5% before priority fees and slippage.
Yes. Pump.fun's fee page says its web app, pump.fun/advanced and mobile app add no fees beyond venue fees, though some mobile users may see up to 0.1% more.
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