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PolySocket

Stream selected Polymarket wallet activity as structured WebSocket events for your own applications.

Visit official sitewww.polysocket.dev
Available on
WebSocket API
Availability: public · The weekly plan offers a 3-day trial requiring a card, followed by billing unless cancelled.

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What is PolySocket?

PolySocket supplies a watched-wallet event feed. Developers subscribe to wallets and receive structured activity including side, price, size, token and transaction context, then decide how their own system should respond.

The product explicitly leaves order sizing, risk checks, signing and routing to the customer’s application. Its latency figures are provider benchmarks, not independently verified service-level guarantees.

Who it is for

  • Developers building wallet-alert systems
  • Teams supplying signals to their own execution stack

Features and coverage

Available on
WebSocket API
Markets & venues
Polymarket
  • Wallet subscriptions

    Choose the wallets monitored by each WebSocket client.

  • Structured events

    Receive normalised wallet activity fields instead of parsing raw events yourself.

  • API-key controls

    Plans include access-key generation and revocation with capacity limits.

Workflows with PolySocket

Build a read-only alert

Subscribe to selected wallets and record events with their identifiers and timestamps.

Integrate carefully

Deduplicate and validate the signal, then apply your own sizing and price rules before any separate execution component acts.

Pricing and total cost

Weekly is $24.99/week for 2 live wallets; Monthly is $79.99/month for 20; Scale is $149.99/month for 100. Higher capacity is custom-priced.

Weekly

$24.99/week

  • 2 live wallets
  • 3-day card-required trial; billing follows unless cancelled

Monthly

$79.99/month

  • 20 live wallets

Scale

$149.99/month

  • 100 live wallets

Access: The weekly plan offers a 3-day trial requiring a card, followed by billing unless cancelled.

Getting started

  1. Read the WebSocket payload and connection limits.
  2. Choose a capacity plan and create an API key.
  3. Start with logging and alerts before integrating any separate execution system.

Useful links

What to check

  • PolySocket does not execute orders. Advertised millisecond comparisons and illustrative fills were not independently measured.

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Our take on PolySocket

A clearly bounded developer feed with explicit capacity-based pricing. The speed claims need independent measurement in the customer’s actual stack.

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Frequently asked questions about PolySocket

Is PolySocket a copy-trading bot?

No. It is the activity feed; your own application controls strategy and execution.

Is the trial automatically free forever?

No. The weekly trial requires a card and converts to weekly billing unless cancelled.

What does PolySocket cost?

Weekly is $24.99/week for 2 live wallets; Monthly is $79.99/month for 20; Scale is $149.99/month for 100. Higher capacity is custom-priced.

What access does PolySocket require?

The weekly plan offers a 3-day trial requiring a card, followed by billing unless cancelled.