Polymarket
trading bots
Every Polymarket trading bot in one place — from low-risk arbitrage and market making to sports, election and crypto strategies. We don't sell them: compare free GitHub bots, Telegram bots and paid bots by reported 30-day ROI, then go straight to the maker.
Trading bots
36Automated: they place and manage orders for you.
PolymTradeBot
Editor's ChoiceAutomated Python bot for Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute Bitcoin & Ethereum up/down markets. Trades live or in paper mode with configurable risk controls, self-hosted from full source.
Potabo
Hosted Polymarket bots with three ready-made strategies. The scalper trades the 5- and 15-minute crypto Up or Down markets, buying the side already priced high near the end of the round and holding it to settlement; the…
StepAhead
Editor's ChoiceSelf-hosted Python bot for Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute crypto Up or Down windows, sold as full source for $399 once, or for $899 with installation on your server and a private monitoring dashboard.
PolyMM
Open-source Python bot for Polymarket's sports and esports markets, released by the person who ran it. It strips the margin from sportsbook odds to get a fair price, posts limit orders a cent above the best bid where…
GoodFallen
Editor's ChoiceSelf-hosted Python bot for Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute crypto Up or Down windows, sold as full source for $399 once and backed by the public Polymarket account its seller runs it on, @GoodFallen.
PolyVexa
Polymarket copy-trading service built around a paper stage. You pick a Polymarket wallet to follow and write a copy config for it — markets, sizing, a budget, a maximum order size, cooldowns and filters — and PolyVexa…
BlockRotate
Hosted copy-trading bot for Polymarket sold on speed. You sign in with Google, paste the wallet of a trader to follow, choose the markets and a copy ratio, set a slippage cap, a momentum filter and a daily loss limit…
CopyOdds
Copy trading for Polymarket in the browser and as a Telegram Mini App. You pick a wallet from its smart-money board or paste any address, look at the wallet's profit curve, drawdown and a copy backtest that adds delay…
OddsFantasy
Trading terminal for Polymarket's sports markets that adds the orders Polymarket lacks — take-profit and stop-loss, closes scheduled for kickoff, two-sided quotes — and runs no-code entry and exit rules for you.
Whalidate
Verified PartnerCopy trading for Polymarket that starts with the question a profit leaderboard skips: how did the wallet make its money?
norm1e69
Self-hosted Python bot for Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute crypto Up or Down windows, sold as full source for a single payment and named after the public Polymarket account its seller points to as proof.
Kalshi AI Trading Bot
Open-source Python toolkit for automated trading on Kalshi, built around the question most bot repos skip: do you actually beat the book?
PolyTraderBot
Six self-hosted Polymarket bots from one developer, sold separately at $10 a month each and delivered as full source with a browser dashboard, tests and a Docker setup for your own PC or VPS.
Olympus
Polymarket web terminal built around copy trading that keeps running on Olympus's servers after you close the tab.
PolyCop
Telegram copy-trading bot with a public smart-money radar behind it. In the bot, Copy Trade mirrors any target wallet's buys and sells under your sizing, price and amount filters, with a sub-wallet per target if you…
Kreo
Telegram bots for Polymarket and Kalshi built around copy trading. Each copy task follows one wallet with its own buy mode — fixed amount, exact copy, a percentage of the leader's size or portfolio-weighted — under…
PolyGun
Telegram bot for trading Polymarket without a browser: browse markets, buy and sell instantly, set limit orders, copy wallets and track the portfolio from one chat.
Poly Sniper
Four self-hosted bots for Polymarket's 15-minute crypto windows — BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP — sold per coin and capped at fifty seats each.
CloddsBot
Open-source AI trading agent that runs on your own machine and takes orders in natural language over Telegram, Discord, WebChat and eighteen other channels.fun — plus perpetual-futures exchanges and Solana and EVM DeFi.
Sonist
Verified PartnerMention-market trading software that listens to a live broadcast and buys the contract the moment a tracked word is said.
PolyWin
Verified PartnerTelegram bot that puts the whole Polymarket workflow in one chat: copy trading, two snipers, backtests and AI trader discovery.
Uruguabot
Verified PartnerSelf-hosted Python bot for Polymarket's 5-minute BTC and ETH up/down markets, sold with its complete live trading record — losses included.
Infinity
Verified PartnerA full trading terminal inside Telegram, covering two venues at once: Polymarket prediction markets on the live CLOB order book, and Hyperliquid perps and spot — plus copy-trading on top.
PolyPilot
PolyPilot scans eligible Polymarket crypto markets, estimates probability, checks executable prices and liquidity, applies account controls, and manages positions from an always-on worker.
Predict & Profit
Self-hosted Python suite for Kalshi weather and inflation markets — two bots, a monitoring dashboard and one shared risk engine, installed and managed as a single system.
PolySnipe
Verified PartnerAutomated, self-hosted sniper bot for Polymarket's BTC 5- and 15-minute up/down markets. Scans in real time and enters in milliseconds the moment multiple independent signals align.
Polymarket Bot Skill
Claude Code skill that turns an AI coding agent into a Polymarket bot builder. Ships modular Python scripts for the Gamma and CLOB APIs — market research, price monitoring, arbitrage detection and trade execution — with…
PolymarketAlpha
Autonomous AI agents that scan, analyze and execute on Polymarket across sports, crypto (5m, 15m, 1h) and weather markets — no manual intervention.
Polybot (No-Code)
No-code Chrome extension for building automated Polymarket trading bots right in your browser. Spin up a bot from any event page with one click, add stop-loss and take-profit orders, or run the Fair Value market-making…
Polymarket Agents
Official open-source framework from Polymarket for building AI agents that trade autonomously. Combines Polymarket & Gamma market data, news and web-search sourcing, and RAG-powered LLM tooling so an agent can research…
BTC 15-Min Bot
Open-source Python bot for Polymarket's 15-minute Bitcoin up/down markets. A 7-phase engine fuses spike detection, Fear & Greed sentiment and cross-exchange divergence via weighted voting.
Poly-Maker
Open-source market-making bot for Polymarket. Quotes both sides of the book over WebSockets with configurable spreads, position merging and risk controls.
PolyBot
Telegram trading bot for Polymarket. Copy top wallets automatically, or build custom strategies with trigger prices, take-profit, stop-loss and trailing stops — orders route through your own non-custodial Safe wallet at…
Bobot
Polymarket trading bot focused on signal quality. Validates trading signals, filters out noise and explains why each alert fires — so you act on context rather than blindly following pings.
ArbiTrade Pro
Web-based automated arbitrage platform for prediction markets. Scans for price inefficiencies across correlated and cross-platform markets and manages the trades to capture the spread.
Antflow
Autonomous trading bot for Polymarket. Scans thousands of live markets, edge-checks each, sizes positions to your risk limits and exits with predetermined discipline — through a five-stage funnel with a Position Health…
Platforms & tools
102Terminals, trackers and analytics for trading by hand.
BotRanked
Verified PartnerFree public leaderboard of up to 300 Polymarket wallets that trade like bots, read from Polymarket's own public P&L data rather than from seller screenshots and refreshed every hour.
Cohven
Polymarket wallet tracker that shows positions rather than single trades. You add up to 30 public addresses; Cohven rebuilds each portfolio from Polygon, lists every position that three or more of them hold at once, and…
PolyEdgeFinder
Free statistics site for Polymarket's crypto Up or Down markets, covering BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, BNB and HYPE on timeframes from 5 minutes to 1 day.
99market
5¢, ranked by annualized return. It reads Polymarket's public market data, keeps markets with at least $1,000 of volume, and shows the price, simple APR, time left, volume, liquidity and gross profit per $100.
SpectralEdge
Signal service for Kalshi's Bitcoin 15-minute markets, from Cotes AI, Inc. Every 5 seconds a model re-reads each open market and calls YES or NO only when its calibrated confidence clears a fixed threshold and the price…
ArbBets
Arbitrage scanner and data feed for prediction markets and sportsbooks. The Pro plan scans Polymarket, Kalshi and Opinion for the same event priced differently, shows the spread after Kalshi's fees with order-book…
ArbEdge
Polymarket × Kalshi arbitrage scanner. Every 5 minutes it re-prices each pair of markets that ask the same question on both venues — matched by an AI pipeline that reads the full resolution rules — at the average cost…
Arbitrage Agent
Arbitrage scanner for the same event on Kalshi and Polymarket. It pairs markets that ask the same question in different words — with OpenAI embeddings and a reranker that compares resolution rules — recomputes the…
PolyRadar
Polymarket alerts in a Telegram bot, @PolyRadarXbot. It places no orders and asks for no keys or funds: it reads Polymarket's public data and messages you.
Chironus
Free research and practice site for prediction markets. A public scanner lists about 4,200 open Polymarket markets with price, 24-hour change, total volume and closing date, filterable by category, price, volume and…
Poly Research & Robotics
Free community and toolset for people who write their own Polymarket bots, paid for by a store of historical market data.
Octagon
AI research for Kalshi and Polymarket, with an open-source command-line client that trades on Kalshi. For every active contract Octagon publishes a research report that sets its model's probability against the live…
The home of Polymarket trading bots
POLBOTS brings Polymarket trading bots into one place — 36 bots that automate prediction-market strategies and 102 tools for trading by hand, gathered from GitHub, Discord and the open web into a single comparable catalog. We list them; we don't sell them. Every listing shows the bot's strategy, pricing and risk profile, plus the 30-day ROI its author publishes, so you can judge an edge before you fund it.
Browse Polymarket bots by category
Every strategy has its own dedicated page. Pick a category to compare the bots built for it.
Bots that exploit price differences between correlated or mispriced markets, closing the spread for low-risk profit.
View botsBots that mirror the positions of proven profitable wallets with your own sizing and risk limits.
View botsBots for Polymarket's crypto markets — from the 5-minute and 15-minute BTC up-or-down windows to price targets and protocol milestones.
View botsRisk-management bots that continuously hedge open exposure to cap drawdown.
View botsLiquidity-providing bots that quote both sides of a market and earn the spread while staying delta-neutral.
View botsTrend- and mean-reversion bots that trade statistical over- and under-reactions in price.
View botsTrading apps, dashboards and tooling for Polymarket — for traders who prefer to execute manually rather than run an automated bot.
View botsBots built for election and political outcome markets, trading on polls, news and order-flow momentum.
View botsHigh-frequency bots that harvest tiny, repeated edges on liquid markets.
View botsBots that parse breaking news and social sentiment to trade market-moving headlines within seconds.
View botsLatency-optimized bots that grab mispriced orders the instant they appear.
View botsIn-play and pre-match bots that react to live sporting events faster than any human trader.
View botsBots you run entirely inside Telegram — trade, copy wallets and catch alerts on Polymarket without leaving the chat.
View botsBots and tools that trade temperature and climate markets by pitting forecast models against market prices.
View botsOr browse by what matters to you
Everything in the catalog that you can start using without paying, sorted by what "free" actually means here — because an open-source bot you self-host, a free tier with a Pro plan behind it and a terminal that takes 1% of every trade are three different deals.
Browse the listBots whose code you can read before you trust it with your keys. Two groups: free repositories under open-source licences, and bots sold once with the full source included — no licence server, no subscription, nothing that stops working if the author does.
Browse the list24 Polymarket bots for the recurring "BTC up or down" windows — the 5-minute and 15-minute Bitcoin markets and their ETH and hourly cousins — split into the ones built for nothing else and the multi-market platforms that bolt a minute-market module on. Compare by window, execution style and what record the author actually publishes.
Browse the list30 listings that work with Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated event-contract exchange. 9 of them trade for you — open-source toolkits, hosted strategy bots, AI agents and automatic copiers — and the rest are terminals you trade from by hand and the research, data and arbitrage tools that read Kalshi's books. Most also cover Polymarket; the markets line on each card says which venues it reaches.
Browse the listHow to choose a Polymarket trading bot
Before you deploy real capital, run any candidate through these four checks.
1. Match the strategy to your risk tolerance
Arbitrage bots close price gaps between correlated markets and market-making bots earn the spread — small, consistent edges with limited downside. Sports, election, news, crypto and momentum bots trade events as they happen, chasing bigger returns that swing harder in both directions. Not ready to pick? Copy-trading bots mirror proven wallets with your own sizing. Pick what fits how much drawdown you can actually sit through.
2. Demand verifiable performance
A backtest screenshot is not a track record. Favor bots that publish live results, expose the wallet they trade from, or offer a paper-trading mode so you can watch them work before funding them. Listings without published performance are marked N/A here — treat that as a signal, not a formality.
3. Prefer non-custodial, source-available bots
The safest bots run on your own machine or server, so no third party ever holds your keys. Open or purchasable source code means you can audit exactly what the bot does with your funds — and keep running it if the author disappears.
4. Understand the true cost
Work out the break-even before you subscribe: a $50/month subscription needs to clear $600 a year over what you would make manually. One-time pricing with full source usually wins for long-term use.
Guides: how Polymarket bots actually work
Before you pick a bot — how the API works, what is allowed, what each strategy pays, and how to run one without losing your keys. Written by the people who keep the catalog.
Polymarket fees explained: what you pay to trade, deposit and withdraw, and the rates the docs don't list
Only takers pay Polymarket's trading fee, and it depends on the market. We read the fee settings of all 236,765 open markets and checked 505 on-chain fills. 22,314 sports markets charge 0.03, a rate the docs don't list, and one NFL game can carry two rates. The full schedule, the formula, what deposits and withdrawals cost, and how a bot should read the fee.
11 minNov 5, 2026Do Polymarket's top traders keep winning? We froze the leaderboard and watched for 24 days
We froze Polymarket's 30-day top 100 on October 11, 2026 and tracked each wallet from the next day. 50 made money, 38 lost and 12 stopped trading. 73 did worse than in the 24 days before, rank predicted almost nothing, and five wallets made 93% of the net profit. Fast bots held up. Human-paced wallets were a coin flip.
10 minNov 5, 2026Polymarket vs Kalshi: the books disagree on half the midterm races, and there is $372 to take
Two days before the 2026 midterms we matched 88 races and 116 games across Polymarket and Kalshi and read both order books. In 51 of the races the two books crossed. After taker fees, at the depth actually on offer, all of it together paid $372. Who can use each venue, what each charges, where the volume is, how the APIs differ for a bot, and why the gaps don't close.
13 minNov 5, 2026Polymarket order types: GTC, GTD, FOK, FAK, post-only, and why the fee should pick one
Polymarket has four order types and one flag. We pulled the order settings of all 17,905 markets that traded in the last 24 hours: every one has a minimum size of 5, the tick follows the price, a quarter of them hold marketable orders for a second, and in the 200 busiest books priced 10–90¢ the taker fee is bigger than half the spread 73% of the time. What each type does, the rules that get orders rejected, and which type each kind of bot should use.
11 minNov 1, 2026Frequently asked questions
- What is a Polymarket trading bot?
- A Polymarket trading bot is software that automatically places and manages orders on Polymarket prediction markets — reacting to price, news or order flow far faster than a human trader, 24/7.
- Which type of Polymarket bot is right for me?
- It depends on your goal and risk tolerance. Arbitrage and market-making bots aim for low-risk, consistent edge, while sports, election and momentum bots chase higher returns with more volatility. Browse the catalog by category to compare.
- Are these Polymarket bots safe to use?
- Most bots listed here run non-custodial — your API keys and funds stay in your own wallet. Always review each bot's strategy, risk controls and source availability before deploying real capital.
- Why not a hosted web panel for non-programmers, instead of running a bot on my own PC or VPS?
- Because a hosted panel would have to hold your signer key or API credentials on someone else's server — and whoever holds those can trade your balance, or with the signer key move it. However polished the dashboard, that is custody. Running the bot on your own PC or a small VPS keeps the keys on a machine only you control, talking to Polymarket directly with nobody in between. And it is less technical than it sounds: most self-hosted bots here install like any app and are set up through a config file, no coding required.
- How is ROI measured?
- Where available, we show the 30-day return on investment that a bot's author publishes. POLBOTS does not independently verify performance — bots without published numbers are marked N/A rather than shown with an invented figure.
- Are trading bots allowed on Polymarket?
- Yes. Polymarket exposes a public CLOB API and its documentation explicitly supports programmatic trading. Whether you can access Polymarket itself depends on your jurisdiction — the same restrictions apply to bots as to manual trading.
- How much does a Polymarket bot cost?
- Pricing ranges from free open-source projects you self-host to one-time purchases and monthly subscriptions. Each listing shows its pricing model, so you can weigh the cost against the bot's published performance before committing.
- How much capital do I need to start?
- Many strategies run from a few hundred dollars, though arbitrage and market-making returns scale with capital. Where a bot offers a paper-trading mode, start there and only fund it with money you can afford to lose.
- Can I list my own bot on POLBOTS?
- Yes — submit it through the listing form and we review it for the catalog. Bots with published performance, clear pricing and available source code get reviewed fastest.
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