Best Pump.fun Volume Bots

Updated Published by PumpCrate

For most token creators the simplest pick is PumpCrate: you pay once (pay 2 SOL, get 500 SOL of volume; pay 5 SOL, get 1,200 SOL of volume; pay 10 SOL, get 3,000 SOL of volume), every network fee is included, comments, favorites and creator follows come with it, and connecting never asks for a signature. Per-maker tools such as Smithii and Alphecca suit people who want to fund and tune each run themselves, and self-hosted scripts suit developers who are comfortable holding wallet keys on their own machine.

Quick ranking

The tools are ranked by how easy it is to know the total cost before a run starts: a prepaid pack with every fee included first, then per-maker tools that add network fees on top, then commission bots and self-hosted scripts, where the final cost depends on the run itself. PumpCrate publishes this page, so read it with that in mind.

  1. 1

    PumpCrate

    Creators who want one price and no setup

    Prepaid volume packs, web panel
  2. 2

    Smithii Pump.fun Volume Bot

    Users who want to set buy ranges and delays per run

    Per-maker web tool
  3. 3

    Alphecca Pump Fun Volume Bot

    Small test runs priced by maker count

    Per-maker web tool
  4. 4

    Commission Telegram bots

    Traders who already work inside Telegram

    Percentage of target volume
  5. 5

    Self-hosted open-source scripts

    Developers who want full control

    Code you run yourself

Side by side

Prices as published on each tool's own pages in November 2026. Where a rate is not fixed or not consistent, it says so.

Pump.fun volume bots compared by pricing model, fees, extras and what you hand over
ToolModelPriceNetwork feesComments and favoritesWhat you hand overSeveral tokens
PumpCratePrepaid volume packs, web panelPay 2 SOL, get 500 SOL of volume. Pay 5 SOL, get 1,200 SOL of volume. Pay 10 SOL, get 3,000 SOL of volumeIncluded: network and priority fees, swaps, Jito tips, session wallet fundingComments, favorites and creator follows in every packNone. Connect only reads your addressOne balance across any number of tokens
Smithii Pump.fun Volume BotPer-maker web toolPer 100 makers. Its English page lists 0.025 SOL, translated pages list up to 0.1 SOL; verify before fundingGas and priority fees are paid on topBump bot sold as a separate toolYou fund the run from your walletSet up and pay per token
Alphecca Pump Fun Volume BotPer-maker web toolListed at 0.025 SOL per 100 makers; verify before fundingNetwork fees are paid on topNot bundledYou fund the run from your walletSet up and pay per token
Commission Telegram botsPercentage of target volumeA share of target volume (some list about 2%); varies by botVaries; check whether fees are inside the commissionVaries by botOften a deposit wallet created by the botUsually one order per token
Self-hosted open-source scriptsCode you run yourselfCode is free; you pay RPC, fees and all trading SOLAll on youOnly what you buildYour private keys live on your machine or serverWhatever you script

Each tool

1

PumpCrate

Best for
Creators who want one price and no setup
Price
Pay 2 SOL, get 500 SOL of volume. Pay 5 SOL, get 1,200 SOL of volume. Pay 10 SOL, get 3,000 SOL of volume
  • Price is fixed before you pay
  • Unspent volume returns when you stop a run
  • Panel opens without a wallet
  • Volume is sold in three pack sizes, not per trade
  • Pump.fun tokens only

Source:PumpCrate packagesChecked

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Smithii Pump.fun Volume Bot

Best for
Users who want to set buy ranges and delays per run
Price
Per 100 makers. Its English page lists 0.025 SOL, translated pages list up to 0.1 SOL; verify before funding
  • Web based, nothing to install
  • Fine control over trade size and timing
  • Total cost depends on fees during the run
  • Published rates are not consistent

Source:Smithii Pump.fun Volume Bot pageChecked

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Alphecca Pump Fun Volume Bot

Best for
Small test runs priced by maker count
Price
Listed at 0.025 SOL per 100 makers; verify before funding
  • Low entry price per maker
  • Web based
  • Fees and trading SOL are extra
  • Engagement is not part of the run

Source:Alphecca Pump Fun Volume Bot pageChecked

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Commission Telegram bots

Best for
Traders who already work inside Telegram
Price
A share of target volume (some list about 2%); varies by bot
  • Ordered from chat
  • Scales with the volume you choose
  • Terms differ a lot between bots
  • Funds sit in a bot-held wallet during the run

Source:Example: PumpBot launch release (2% of target volume)Checked

5

Self-hosted open-source scripts

Best for
Developers who want full control
Price
Code is free; you pay RPC, fees and all trading SOL
  • No service fee
  • Every parameter is yours
  • You manage keys, RPC limits and failed transactions
  • Code quality and safety vary; read it before running

Source:Example: Pumpfun-Volume-Bot on GitHubChecked

How to choose

Choose a Pump.fun volume bot on six points: the total cost including fees, what you have to sign or hand over, whether one purchase covers several tokens, what happens if you stop early, whether comments and favorites are included, and whether every trade can be checked on chain.

  1. 1

    Total cost, not the headline rate

    Add the service fee, network and priority fees and any SOL that has to sit in trading wallets. A low per-maker rate can end up above a flat pack once fees are counted.

  2. 2

    What you have to sign or hand over

    A volume service never needs your seed phrase. Prefer tools where connecting is read only and the only transaction is a payment you send yourself.

  3. 3

    Splitting across tokens

    If you launch more than once, check whether one purchase covers several tokens or whether every token is a new order.

  4. 4

    Stopping early

    Find out what happens to the unspent part if you stop a run. Some keep it, some return it to a balance.

  5. 5

    Engagement in the same run

    Comments, favorites and creator follows make a Pump.fun page look looked-after. Check whether they are included or sold as extras.

  6. 6

    Proof on chain

    Each buy and sell should come with a transaction signature you can open on Solscan.

Comparison FAQ

What is the best Pump.fun volume bot?

It depends on how you want to pay. PumpCrate suits creators who want one fixed price with fees and engagement included. Per-maker tools suit users who want to fund and tune every run, and self-hosted scripts suit developers.

Is a prepaid pack cheaper than paying per maker?

It can be, once fees are added. A per-maker rate covers the service only, so priority fees, swap costs and trading SOL come on top. A pack with fees included gives you the full cost before you start.

Is there a free Pump.fun volume bot?

Open-source scripts are free to download, but you still pay every network fee, supply all of the trading SOL yourself and run the code with your own wallet keys. Hosted tools charge either a service fee on top of fees or, like PumpCrate, one pack price that already includes them.

Will more volume put my token on trending?

No tool can promise that. Volume, trade count and holder count rise on chain, but rankings and buyers depend on the market and on your project.

How much does a Pump.fun volume bot cost?

PumpCrate sells three packs (pay 2 SOL, get 500 SOL of volume; pay 5 SOL, get 1,200 SOL of volume; pay 10 SOL, get 3,000 SOL of volume) with fees included, so you never fund the trades yourself. Per-maker tools list rates per 100 makers plus network fees, and commission bots take a share of target volume. Check each live price page before paying.

Does a volume bot need my private key?

A hosted service should not. PumpCrate only reads your public address and never asks for a signature. Self-hosted scripts do use private keys, but for wallets you create and control on your own machine.

Telegram volume bot or web panel?

Telegram bots take the order in chat and usually hold funds in a deposit wallet the bot creates. Web tools run in the browser: per-maker tools are funded from your wallet per run, and PumpCrate only takes the pack payment, so you never deposit trading funds anywhere.

Who wrote this comparison?

PumpCrate publishes this page, so it is not neutral. Competitor details come from their own public pages as checked in November 2026. If something here is out of date, email support@pumpcrate.com and it will be corrected.

Not affiliated with Pump.fun or with any tool listed here. Nothing on this page is financial advice, and no tool can promise a price, a ranking or buyers.

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