Trading pump.fun coins with Maestro
Maestro is a multichain Telegram sniping bot covering twelve chains. It keeps your private keys to trade for you, and its terms exclude the US and Canada.
Maestro charges 1% on every successful buy and sell, manual or automated, with cashback of 15–30% of fees by volume and an optional $200-a-month Premium tier. pump.fun's 0.45% Platform Fee does not apply, but its 1.25% curve fee does, so a $1,000 bonding-curve buy costs $22.50 in fees. Maestro's terms say the bot keeps your private keys to trade, and restrict the US and Canada (Maestro docs, checked 27 Oct 2026).
- What it is
- Telegram bot
- Official site
- maestrobots.com
- Fee you pay
- 1% per buy and sell; cashback 15–30%; optional $200/month Premium
- pump.fun Platform Fee
- Nopump.fun charges it only in its own app and web
- $1,000 curve buy
- $22.50app fee + pump.fun's 1.25% curve fee; network fees extra
- Custody
- Bot keeps a copy of your keys
- KYC
- None described.
- Runs on
- TelegramChains: Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Tron, TON, and more
- Where
- Terms restrict the United States and Canada.
- Fees, 30 days
- $235KDefiLlama, Solana
- Our referral
- Link onlyNo discount for you is documented
What Maestro is
Maestro is a Telegram trading and sniping bot that covers twelve chains, including Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and TON. It snipes new launches, copies wallets, places limit orders, auto-buys from signal channels and monitors trades. It has run since before the pump.fun era and is operated by Algo Tech Ltd.
How to trade pump.fun coins with Maestro
- Open Maestro from
maestrobots.comor our link; check the bot’s username exactly. - Start the bot, then generate a Solana wallet or import one.
- Send SOL to the wallet.
- Paste a pump.fun coin’s contract address to open its trade panel, then buy. On Solana, Maestro’s fee is taken in the same transaction.
- Move funds out from Wallets in the
/startmenu, by amount or percentage.
Fees with Maestro
| Fee | Rate |
|---|---|
| Maestro fee | 1% per successful buy and sell |
| Cashback by volume | 15% (Bronze) to 30% (Diamond) of fees, so 0.85% to 0.70% net |
| Premium (optional) | $200 per month |
| pump.fun Platform Fee | not charged (app and web only) |
| pump.fun bonding curve | 1.25% |
| PumpSwap pool, after graduation | 1.25% falling to 0.30% |
| Network gas and priority fees | extra |
Maestro’s docs describe no discount for referred users.
Custody and KYC
Maestro’s terms say the bot must have access to and keeps your private keys to trade for you, while saying it does not take custody of your assets; its docs say keys are AES-encrypted. That puts it at the bottom of our custody ranking. No KYC is described.
Chains and availability
Twelve chains, among them Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Tron and TON. The terms define the United States and Canada as Restricted Locations.
Risks
- Most pump.fun coins lose most of their value, and auto-sniping buys before you can check anything. Check a coin first.
- The bot holds your keys. Keep only what you are prepared to lose in it.
- Contract risk: in October 2023 a Maestro router contract was exploited; Maestro refunded 610 ETH to users.
Maestro against every other way to buy
The same pump.fun coin, bought on each surface. Maestro is highlighted.
| Where you trade | App fee | Platform Fee | $100 buy, bonding curve | $1,000 buy, bonding curve | $1,000 buy, large graduated coin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter (Manual mode) | none | 0% | $1.25 | $12.50 | $3.00 |
| pump.fun app | none | 0.45% | $1.70 | $17.00$16.50 with a referral link | $7.50 |
| Jupiter (Ultra, default) | 0.50%0.10% after 24h | 0% | $1.75 | $17.50 | $4.00 |
| fomo | 0.50%* | 0% | $2.20 | $17.50$17.00 with a referral link | $8.00 |
| Banana Gun | 0.50% | 0% | $1.75 | $17.50 | $8.00 |
| Phantom | 0.85% | 0% | $2.10 | $21.00 | $11.50 |
| MevX | 0.90% | 0% | $2.15 | $21.50 | $12.00 |
| Trojan | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50$21.50 with a referral link | $13.00 |
| Axiom | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50$21.50 with a referral link | $13.00 |
| Bloom | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50$21.50 with a referral link | $13.00 |
| BONKbot | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50 | $13.00 |
| GMGN | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50 | $13.00 |
| Maestro | 1.00% | 0% | $2.25 | $22.50 | $13.00 |
| Photon | not published | 0% | not published | not published | not published |
| Terminal (formerly Padre) | not published | 0% | not published | not published | not published |
Computed with our fee engine from each app's documented base rate, without referral discounts unless noted. Bonding curve: pump.fun's 1.25% curve fee (0.30% creator + 0.95% protocol) applies on every app. Large graduated coin: the canonical PumpSwap pool at its lowest tier, 0.30% (market cap of 98,240 SOL or more); small graduated coins pay 1.25%, the same as the curve. Platform Fee: pump.fun app and web only, 0.40% with a referral code (pump.fun Fees page, last updated 17 Oct 2026). *fomo on Solana charges a flat $0.95 on orders of $47.50–190 and 0.50% from $190; it also pays your Solana network fee. Jupiter Ultra, the default, charges 0.5% on coins under 24 hours old (assumed for bonding-curve coins) and 0.1% after (assumed for large graduated coins); Manual mode adds no Jupiter fee but leaves slippage to you. Solana network and priority fees, slippage and price impact come on top everywhere and are not shown.
Live figures: DefiLlama, Solana only, refreshed 2026-11-04 22:01 UTC. PumpFYI is independent and unofficial: we are not Maestro or pump.fun. If you open Maestro through our link we may earn a share of its fees; that does not change what we write or how we order lists (disclosure, methodology).
Questions people ask
What are Maestro bot's fees?
1% on every successful buy and sell, manual or automated; transfers are free. Cashback returns 15% to 30% of fees by volume tier (Bronze to Diamond). Premium, at $200 a month, adds a faster bot, more wallets and more copy-trade and limit-order slots.
Does Maestro hold my private keys?
Its terms say the bot must have access to, and retains, your private keys to execute trades, while saying it does not take custody of your assets. Its docs say keys are AES-encrypted.
Can I use Maestro in the US?
No. Maestro's terms define the United States and Canada as Restricted Locations.