GMGN is the closest Trojan alternative on Telegram, BONKbot is the simpler Telegram bot, and Axiom is the busiest web terminal. What each costs and how to switch safely.
Rank 1Why it’s here: Best for copy traders and multichain users. Web, mobile apps and a Telegram bot (@GMGN_sol_bot).
Rank 2Why it’s here: Best for beginners trading from Telegram. Simple Telegram workflow with a published 1% fee.
Rank 3Why it’s here: Best for mobile traders and beginners. Lowest headline fee in this list: 0.5% per trade (TechCrunch).
Rank 4Why 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 5Why it’s here: Best for copy trading wallets, Telegram callers and X accounts. Widest copy trading we track: wallets, Telegram channels, caller feeds and an X feed.
Rank 6Why it’s here: Best for pump.fun traders on desktop. Owned by Pump.fun since October 2025.
Rank 7Why it’s here: Best for simple web trading with limit orders. Plain 1% fee on buys and sells, documented officially.
Trojan has the highest score in our method (7.0/10), so most people switch for a specific gap, not because it's bad. GMGN (8.7/10) is the best alternative if you want to stay in Telegram but need EVM chains or a phone app, BONKbot (6.8/10) is the simpler Telegram bot, and Axiom (9.1/10) is the busiest Solana web terminal.
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.
The order below is an editors' order for people leaving Trojan (fit, usage, score and ease of starting), not a sort by score, and may differ from our main ranking.
Trojan's docs list a 1% fee with 20% cashback for every user, plus limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping and MEV protection (checked September 26, 2026). It has no confirmed platform exploit in our research (Trojan review). So why leave?
| Fee | Platform | Copy trading | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trojan | 1% (20% cashback) | Telegram, Web | Yes | Solana traders who want every tool |
| Axiom | 0.75%-0.95% net (1% base) | Web | No (wallet tracking only) | Active desktop memecoin traders |
| GMGN | 1% | Web, iOS, Android, Telegram | Yes | Copy traders and multichain users |
| FOMO | 0.5% ($0.95 min on Solana) | iOS, Android, Web | Yes (social feed) | Mobile traders and beginners |
| BONKbot | 1% | Telegram, Web (Telemetry) | Not documented | Beginners trading from Telegram |
| SolPump | 1% base, ~0.9% net | Web | Yes (wallets, Telegram, callers, X) | Copying wallets and callers |
| Terminal (Padre) | 1% (reported, unofficial) | Web | Limited | Pump.fun traders on desktop |
| Photon | 1% | Web | No | Simple web trading with limit orders |
Full fee breakdown: Solana trading bot fees compared.
GMGN runs a Solana Telegram bot (@GMGN_sol_bot), a web terminal and iOS and Android apps, with copy trading and wallet tracking across Solana and EVM chains. The fee is a flat 1% (GMGN docs). It had two October 2025 incidents, both compensated (PANews).
BONKbot says it charges "1% fees on each successful swap transaction" (BONKbot docs, checked September 26, 2026). It has limit orders, a trailing stop and MEV protection, and the Telemetry web terminal adds wallet tracking and DCA. No copy trading is documented.
FOMO is a native iOS and Android app with social copy trading. TechCrunch reported a 0.5% fee with a $0.95 minimum on Solana. No sniping or DCA is documented. See FOMO vs Trojan.
Axiom is where most Solana memecoin volume trades. Its fee docs list 0.95% net at the entry tier down to 0.75% at the top, and referred users get 10% off (referral docs). It has migration buys, limit orders, wallet and X tracking, and Hyperliquid perps.
SolPump is a web terminal for Solana, Ethereum, BSC and Base. Beyond wallet copy trading, its Autobots buy from Telegram channels and caller feeds you connect. Per SolPump, the fee is 1% with 10% cashback, about 0.9% net (SolPump rewards). It's young, with little independent coverage.
Terminal is Pump.fun's web terminal, acquired as Padre in October 2025 (Blockworks). It covers Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base and has a Trenches launch feed (Terminalpedia). There's no official fee page. More: Padre Terminal explained.
Photon keeps things simple: a documented 1% fee (Photon docs), limit and DCA orders, and no confirmed breach. No Telegram bot or copy trading. See Trojan vs Photon.
More in are Solana trading bots safe?
We split alternatives into web terminals and Telegram or app options, then compared fees, copy trading, chains and security records against Trojan. We did not trade with these bots; facts come from the linked sources, checked September 26, 2026 unless dated otherwise. Method: about page.
FAQ
On Telegram, GMGN (8.7/10): it has copy trading and a Telegram bot like Trojan, plus apps and EVM chains. On the web, Axiom (9.1/10), the most-used Solana terminal on DefiLlama.
Few are cheaper on paper. Trojan's docs list 1% with 20% cashback for all users, about 0.8% net. Axiom's top tier is 0.75% net but starts at 0.95%, and FOMO charges 0.5% per TechCrunch with a $0.95 minimum on Solana.
In our list, GMGN (@GMGN_sol_bot) and BONKbot run as Telegram bots. SolPump is a web terminal but can copy trades from Telegram channels you connect.
Trojan is Solana only, so traders who want EVM chains or a phone app move to GMGN or FOMO. Others follow the crowd: DefiLlama shows Trojan's fee revenue far below web terminals like Axiom.
Use the withdraw option in the bot to send SOL and tokens to a wallet you control, test with a small amount first, then fund a new wallet on the new platform. Trojan's docs say keys can be exported; store them offline.
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