What volume and bump bots do
A volume bot runs automated buy and sell cycles so a token shows steady trading activity. A bump bot repeats small buys and sells so the token keeps appearing in recent-activity feeds. Neither guarantees trending or price gains. Activity of this kind can break a venue's rules, so read each platform's terms before you use one.
Compared on stated facts
Tools are listed alphabetically. This is not a ranking, because the tools state different things. A dash means the tool does not state it. Prices were read from each tool's own pages on 14 October 2026.
| Tool | Stated fee | Charged on | Stated speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jumpbit Bump Bot | 0.0005 SOL per bump, one buy and one sell | Per bump | Up to 500 per minute per bot |
| Jumpbit Volume Bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction | Per transaction | Up to 500 per minute per bot |
| OpenLiquid Bump Bot | 1% of bump volume, estimated gas on top | Per volume | Interval of 10 seconds to 5 minutes between transactions |
| OpenLiquid Volume Bot | Flat 1% | Per volume | Not stated here |
| PumpWave | Flat 1% of target volume, covering network fees, tips, swap fees and wallet funding | Per volume | Not stated here |
PumpWave's 1% includes network costs that the other tools charge separately, so compare the total you would pay, not only the platform fee.
What a 100 SOL session costs in platform fees
A flat per-transaction fee and a percentage fee scale differently. Assuming a 100 SOL session and the stated fees, excluding network fees and gas:
| Trade size per transaction | Transactions | Jumpbit (0.0005 per transaction) | 1% of volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.25 SOL | 400 | 0.2 SOL | 1 SOL |
| 0.05 SOL | 2,000 | 1 SOL | 1 SOL |
| 0.01 SOL | 10,000 | 5 SOL | 1 SOL |
The flat fee equals 1% at 0.05 SOL per transaction. It is cheaper for larger trades and more expensive for smaller ones.
Speed and cost together
At 500 transactions per minute the Jumpbit platform fee alone is 0.25 SOL per minute, so set a rate and duration that match your budget. OpenLiquid states a minimum interval of 10 seconds between transactions, about 6 per minute.
How to choose
- Trade size. Large trades favour a flat fee, tiny trades favour a percentage fee.
- What the fee covers. Check whether network fees, tips and wallet funding are included.
- Rate. Pick a rate and duration you can afford. Faster is not automatically better.
- Platform rules. Make sure the activity is allowed on the venue you use.
Where Jumpbit bots fit
Jumpbit offers bump, volume, holder, maker and buy bots across eight venues, with configurable amounts, rates and durations and a live dashboard. See volume bots for the full category.