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Banana Gun vs PepeBoost

Banana Gun and PepeBoost side by side — fees, cashback, chains and who holds your keys, plus what a trade actually costs on each.

The two, side by side

Banana GunPepeBoost
Each buy/sell1 %1 %
Sign-upnonenone
Cashback30 %30 %
KeysBotBot
ChainsEthereum, Solana, BaseSolana

What one trade costs (buy + sell)

Your tradeBanana GunPepeBoost
$100.00 trade$2.00$1.80
$500.00 trade$10.00$9.00
$2,000.00 trade$40.00$36.00

Platform fee only, entry cashback tier. Run your own numbers on the cost board.

Which one should you pick?

On a $5,000 trade, PepeBoost is the cheaper of the two. Beyond cost it comes down to which fits how you trade — here's each in short.

Banana Gun — The Ethereum favourite

Banana Gun started as the go-to sniper bot on Ethereum and now trades Solana and Base from the same Telegram bot, with a web terminal (Banana Pro) on top. On Solana it charges 1 % per side, like most bots; its famous 0.5 % rate applies only to manual trades on Ethereum. Every user gets 15 to 30 % of fees back, paid in the $BANANA token, so the value of that cashback moves with the token.

PepeBoost — Fast Solana sniper, web + Telegram

PepeBoost is a Solana-only Telegram bot built around fast sniping of Pump.fun and Raydium launches, with anti-front-running, DCA and price alerts. It charges 1 % per side. Join through a referral link and you get 10 % of fees back as cashback, rising to 30 % with volume, paid in SOL. It is smaller than Trojan or Sol Trading Bot.