What is Looter?
Looter is a Telegram trading bot built around listing snipes, limit orders and fast market buys. It started on Ethereum and now advertises Solana, Base, Abstract and other chains.
The bot runs inside Telegram through @looter_ai_bot. The site lists ETH, SOL, ABS, BASE, BSC, AVAX, ARB and BERA. The EVM guide covers Ethereum, Base, Abstract, Arbitrum and Avalanche, and listing sniping is described for Ethereum, Solana and Base.
You can run up to five wallets (W1 to W5) and import your own keys. The docs say the team cannot view or recover private keys, so backups are your job.
Snipe orders have a max market cap failsafe that cancels the buy if the token runs too far first. Dynamic tipping estimates the block's total tip and adjusts your bribe, and MEV protection and a first-bundle toggle are available.
Looter self-reports more than $115M in volume, 400,000+ trades and 9,000+ users. These numbers are not independently verified.
Good fit for
- Ethereum and L2 snipers who want tip control
- Traders who spread risk across several wallets
Not ideal for
- Anyone who wants the fee in writing before trading
- Users who prefer a web terminal to Telegram
Looter Atlas AI Score
5.9 / 10 Limited
Confidence: Medium
Looter offers solid sniping controls and broad chain support from Telegram. The unpublished fee holds back its score, so confirm the rate in the bot first.
Snipes, limit orders, five wallets and dynamic tipping across many chains.
Bot fee exists but the rate is not published.
Keys exportable and not visible to the team per docs; storage model not detailed.
Live since 2023 with self-reported volume over $115M.
Usable guide and FAQ; fee section missing.
Scored by AI from official sources on October 27, 2026. No hands-on testing or security audit. How we score
Looter features
- Interface
- Telegram bot
- Chains
- ETH, SOL, Base, Abstract, BSC, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Berachain
- Wallets
- Up to 5, import supported
- Sniping
- Listing snipes with max market cap failsafe
- Orders
- Market, limit buy, limit sell
- Gas tools
- Dynamic tipping, custom miner tip
- Protection
- MEV protection, first-bundle toggle
Looter fees
Looter's docs confirm that trades carry a bot fee but do not state the rate. Gas and optional miner tips are paid on top, and each order in Trade History shows its gas cost.
Because the percentage is not published, check the fee line in the bot before your first trade.
Looter pros and cons
Pros
- Mature sniping tools with a market cap failsafe
- Up to five wallets per user
- Wide EVM coverage plus Solana
- Clear FAQ on slippage, tips and limit orders
Cons
- Fee rate not published in the docs
- Key storage model is not described in detail
- Usage numbers are self-reported
Looter vs Jupiter vs PancakeSwap
The closest alternatives in our catalog: same market first, then the highest-scoring products.
| Feature | Looter | Jupiter | PancakeSwap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Multi-chain Telegram trading bot and listing sniper | Solana DEX aggregator and trading super-app with perps, prediction markets and lending | Multi-chain decentralized exchange |
| Platform | Telegram · Ethereum, Solana, Base, Abstract, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Berachain | Web (jup.ag) · Jupiter Mobile (iOS, Android) · Jupiter Wallet extension · APIs · Solana, with a beta bridge to other chains | Web · BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Aptos and 5 more |
| Trading fee | Not published | Ultra swaps 0-0.5% by pair; Manual swaps 0%; perps 0.06% base fee | 0.01% to 1% pool fee (V2 0.25%) |
| Custody | Not published | Non-custodial: swaps and positions are signed from the user's own Solana wallet | Self-custodial |
| Telegram | @looter_ai_bot | Not published | Not published |
| Atlas AI Score | 5.9 / 10 | 8.7 / 10 | 8.4 / 10 |
| Confidence | Medium | High | High |
How to get started with Looter
- Open @looter_ai_bot from the link on looter.ai.
- Create or import a wallet and back up the private key.
- Fund it with a small amount and check the fee shown in the bot.
- Set a max market cap before placing any snipe.
