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# Introduction
LimitSwap bot and Sniper bot are written in Python to help traders :
* **Snipe new tokens** at listing
* **Counter anti-bot** protections
* Snipe **Pinksale** listings
* Snipe **Telegram** channels
* Place **Limit Orders**
* Create fully **automated strategies** to **BUY THE DIP** and use **TRAILING STOP LOSS**
## We are the cheapest bot of the market :moneybag:
1/ ZERO additional fees :tada:
2/ To use it, you need to buy and hold LIMIT tokens :open\_hands:
\--> if you're not happy with the bot, or don't use it anymore, you can swap **your tokens back at anytime.**
## How are LimitSwap and Sniper better than other bots? :sunglasses:
We decided to build **LimitSwap and Sniper different, 100% in Python & FAST**.
By avoiding web interfaces & Metamask and directly with Ethereum & EVM Nodes and route your orders **faster than any of the web based platforms**. This created a more advanced ecosystem that allows tokens to be added at a moments notice as well as leaving the strategy possibilities endless for third party developers.
Our Bots use a custom wrapper to talk directly with each exchange's smart contracts **DIRECTLY,** this enables us to have the fastest through put possible. We also utilize Web3.py to sign and make calls to these contracts. All of this is done **LOCALLY** on you machine. We **NEVER** have access to read your private keys, you encrypt them with a password on bot setup.
## What is the difference between LimitSwap and Sniper bot?
| Speed | Technology used | Usage |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| 🟠🟠🟠🟠⚪ | LimitSwap is a "classic" bot,
It scans the blockchain for
liquidity and price check
| Sniping
Limit Orders
|
| 🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠 | Sniper is a "mempool" bot
This is same technology than front run bot,
it is the fastest technology available 🚀
| Sniping in same block |
[Read this page](/limitswap/limit-sniper-setup-guide/how-it-works.md) for more information about mempool technology and Sniper Bot
## Our bots works with:
## How to setup my bot?
{% content-ref url="/pages/-MZTYg4jIQzw66j57IjU" %}
[LimitSwap Bot setup guide 🛠️](/limitswap/limitswap-setup-guide/limitswap-bot-setup-guide.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
{% content-ref url="/pages/-MdSuqgCUyNB3G0RLnxW" %}
[Sniper Bot Setup Guide 🛠️](/limitswap/limit-sniper-setup-guide/sniper-bot-setup-guide.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
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