FRB Agent vs All Solana Snipers
BONKbot, Photon, BullX, Trojan, Maestro — they all promise the same thing. Here's the honest breakdown of where each one wins and where FRB Agent's local-execution model takes the lead.
| Bot | Type | Custody | Jito Bundles | Chains | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FRB Agent | Local desktop | Non-custodial | Native + tip optimization | 7 chains incl. Solana | 20% on profits only |
| BONKbot | Telegram Bot | Custodial (TG keys) | No private bundles | Solana only | ~1% per trade |
| Photon | Web Sniper | Browser wallet | Tip-priority only | Solana + EVM (limited) | ~0.5% per trade |
| BullX | Web Sniper | Browser wallet | Tip-priority only | Solana focus | ~1% per trade |
| Trojan | Telegram Bot | Custodial (TG keys) | Limited | Solana only | ~0.9% per trade |
| Maestro | Telegram Bot | Custodial (TG keys) | No | Multi-chain (TG) | ~1% per trade |
BONKbot
Telegram BotConvenient for tiny amounts; risky above $1K.
Photon
Web SniperStrong UX; weak on bundle-level control and audit trail.
BullX
Web SniperSimilar to Photon; better filters but still no Jito control.
Trojan
Telegram BotTelegram-style risks; closed source.
Maestro
Telegram BotMulti-chain, but custodial across all of them.
FRB Agent
Local DesktopMulti-chain non-custodial agent with native Jito bundle control. The only option in this list where keys never leave your hardware and where fees scale with profit, not volume.
Run Solana sniping locally — keys stay yours
Free download, Jito-native, 20% performance fee on profits only.