Hand-reviewed directory of Polymarket trading bots and tools, with screenshots and pricing. No working product, no listing. Not affiliated with Polymarket.
124 Polymarket trading bots and tools on one map: 27 that trade for you, 97 you trade with by hand, 7 open source.
Each one is reviewed by hand before it goes up. Pricing, markets and screenshots are on the site.
https://t.co/vqmb7UWUDf
Polymarket bots and tools you can read before you run them: open source, or sold with the full source.
Check where the key is loaded and where it goes. It should be read from your environment, used to sign, and never leave your machine.
Kalshi bots and tools on one page: bots that trade for you through your API key, terminals that put Kalshi next to Polymarket, and research tools that read its books.
Every bot we list for Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute BTC up/down windows, on one page, with the record each author actually publishes.
Know who you're up against: by our checks, more than half of the Crypto leaderboard is bots.
Most sellers show a P&L screenshot. Uruguabot publishes every fill as raw CSV, losses included: 4,086 first-generation trades and 97 live fills from the second, about $270 lost in all.
Self-attested, not on-chain, but every number reproduces from them.
https://t.co/NfrykvrJBn
On Oct 14 we declined a bot whose site said "non-custodial". Its JavaScript had a private-key field and code that generates deposit addresses.
Check any web bot: search its sources in DevTools for "privateKey" and "mnemonic", and ask where they go.
https://t.co/qBj70QuiY8
Before you connect a Polymarket bot, ask which key it wants.
API credentials can't withdraw, but they can dump your positions into the bid. A signer key can do anything.
On Oct 16, 8 of our 30 bots held a key on their side. Each listing says who.
https://t.co/BPMnEbz2re
0xInsider (@0xinsiderdotcom): Polymarket analytics for sports and esports. Wallets graded S to F on settled P&L, both sides of every game, plus a REST API and an MCP server.
Listing: https://t.co/LBUPG6wwTk
PredictFolio (@PredictFolio): free Polymarket analytics. Search traders, compare their results and research markets, all rebuilt from on-chain data. New in beta: a yearly tax report with realized P&L and fees, as PDF or CSV.
Listing: https://t.co/JFghxtov7Z
Four Polymarket bot sites, one template: $99โ$499 plans with no checkout, buttons that only scroll down the page, and a 4.7 rating no one could have left.
Five curl commands that check any bot site in about five minutes:
https://t.co/HP07V6d2Oj
"Free" Polymarket bot, 1% per trade.
At $50,000 a month in volume, that's $500 a month, more than most subscriptions we list. If the bot takes liquidity, Polymarket's taker fee comes on top.
Software, fees, spread, hosting and capital, line by line:
https://t.co/GZz9NS4zS0
Polymarket's leaderboard ranks profit. A copier needs more: a wallet that still trades, isn't a market maker or a bot, and pays off for someone a minute behind.
On Oct 16 we checked 407 top wallets: 168 had stopped trading, 21 passed the copy test.
https://t.co/UanJ91HFmc
More than half of the net is rebates, and rebates scale with volume: 44% of fees back at this account's tier, 3% at the lowest.
The $295K on the profile is before fees and rebates.
Full source, $499 once. The account, the breakdown and what we checked:
https://t.co/NGkyRr233W
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Those examples are the winning legs. Here are the same four 5-min windows with both:
โ Sep 28, 8:00 PM ET: Up +$2,453 / Down โ$2,505 = โ$52
โ Oct 1, 10:10 PM: Up +$1,740 / Down โ$1,651 = +$89
โ Oct 10, 7:25 AM: Up +$2,368 / Down โ$2,346 = +$22
โ Oct 10, 5:05 PM: Down +$1,799 / Up โ$1,474 = +$326
$8,360 in wins on screen. $385 net.
So where does the money come from? The seller publishes the breakdown, 4 days and 3,621 windows:
> trading before fees: +$26,040
> taker fees: โ$20,262
> rebates back from Polymarket: +$7,937
> net: about +$13,700, 1.10% of volume