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What is Poly Sniper?
Poly Sniper sells per-coin bot licenses for short-duration crypto markets on Polymarket. The operator describes a package running on the customer’s Linux server, with a local dashboard, signal logs and trade databases. Its Basic and Premium tiers share the strategy core but differ in polling speed, position multipliers, price filters and monitoring. A 14-day trial uses market data with virtual positions, and the installation guide says bots begin in demo mode. The service depends on the provider’s signal and license servers despite being self-hosted. Published profit curves and win rates are vendor claims, not independently verified results. The documentation also gives conflicting dashboard-binding and hosting examples, so reconcile those details with the provider before any installation or funded use.
Who it is for
- Technically capable traders comparing self-hosted crypto execution products
- Operators who can manage a Linux server and isolate a dedicated trading wallet
- Researchers starting with a documented simulation rather than a funded bot
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, Self-hosted Linux
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP
- One licensed bot per coin
The package contains BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP bots; per-coin keys determine which run. One offering contains all four licenses, rather than four separate catalog products.
- Demo before live
The guide describes real market data and virtual positions at startup. The trial supplies Premium features in simulation without automatic billing.
- Tier controls
Basic lists five-second book polling. Premium lists one-second polling, selected-signal stake multipliers, entry-price filters, daily digests and balance alerts; these timings have not been measured.
- Local operations
A dashboard manages configuration, updates and supervision. The provider describes local SQLite trade history and outbound connections to market, signal and license services.
Workflows with Poly Sniper
Evaluate a trial without capital
Read the hardware, credential and trial requirements, then use only the documented demo flow if proceeding independently. Compare simulated fills with actual book conditions and resolution timing before drawing conclusions about execution.
Budget an operated fleet
Choose coins and tiers, add the separate VPS cost and any venue fees, and review monitoring, update behavior and credential access. Four licenses are managed within one installation, not four independent hosted services.
Pricing and total cost
Monthly per-bot Basic/Premium prices are BTC $129/$259, ETH $99/$180, SOL $29/$45 and XRP $39/$75. The pricing page lists all-coin bundles at $249 Basic or $489 Premium per month. VPS and venue costs are separate.
Basic
BTC $129; ETH $99; SOL $29; XRP $39 per month
- Self-hosted engine
- Five-second order-book polling per provider
Premium
BTC $259; ETH $180; SOL $45; XRP $75 per month
- Basic features
- One-second polling, sizing and price filters per provider
Full fleet
$249 Basic or $489 Premium per month
- All four coin licenses
Trial: A 14-day Premium-feature simulation trial is advertised as free with no auto-billing; conversion to a paid crypto subscription is optional.
Access: Paid licenses use crypto payments. The operator advertises at most 50 active licenses per coin; current checkout availability can change.
Getting started
- Read the current installation guide, check account eligibility and reconcile its contradictory hosting and dashboard-binding instructions with the provider.
- Review the package, required Python version, license and signal-server dependencies, and how wallet credentials are stored before any independent installation.
- If evaluating the product, begin with the documented demo mode and keep dashboard access restricted. No package, provider code, wallet or funded bot was run for this review.
Useful links
What to check
- The documentation alternates between localhost-only and all-interface dashboard descriptions and includes hosting examples inconsistent with its own eligibility guidance. Resolve those conflicts before using credentials.
- Security, profitable execution, seat counts and stated response speeds are not independently verified. A wallet private key grants control over wallet funds.
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Frequently asked questions about Poly Sniper
Does self-hosted mean independent of the provider?
No. The documentation describes outbound signal and license-server connections as well as local processes and storage.
Does Premium use a different strategy core?
The pricing page says both tiers share the logic and signals. Premium adds polling, position-sizing, entry-filter and monitoring controls.
Are the published returns independently verified?
No. The curves, account narrative and linked Kalshi profile are provider-presented evidence; this review did not reconstruct Polymarket trades or validate returns.
Will the trial trade real money automatically?
The advertised trial is simulation-only with virtual positions and no automatic billing. The guide says switching a bot to live is a separate user action.