Hard times have come upon us. People are leaving sneaker botting for the promised land of crypto
and NFTs. But don’t lose hope, the market isn’t dead just yet. Yes, bot prices have dropped.
So why not use this opportunity to invest in the best bot ever?
Which one? Actually, we have a secret weapon that will help you find out.
We know how tiring the process of finding the best sneaker bot is. Even the most stable of
bots fluctuate in performance. What’s an S tier bot one month can be in the D tier the next.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could know which bots are exceptional
without spending days for research? We thought it would. That’s why the Proxyway team has created
a tool that clearly shows you which bots are currently at the top of the game.
But before I explain how the tool works, let’s get to the main reason why you’re here. The thing
that our new tool helped to create. The ultimate list of best sneaker bots.
To make the list well-rounded we’ve put all bots into categories. These are:
overall best bot and best bots for Adidas, Footsites, Nike, Shopify, Supreme and Yeezy.
First up - best overall bot - Wrath AIO. It’s possibly the only sneaker bot you’ll need.
Why? Wrath beats anti-bot security measures with frequent, fast, and spot-on updates for every
module. If you own this bot, expect to score Ws from all supported sites. These are: Shopify,
Supreme, US Footsites, and Yeezy Supply. It also features personal analytics to help you learn
from your mistakes and brag about wins. Wrath’s retail price is $350 with a $50 renewal fee every
3 months. On the secondary market you can get lifetime access to this bot for around $5000.
The second bot I want to talk about is Trickle - the Yeezy and Adidas killing machine.
Four things make Trickle so successful. First, its in-house anti-bot protection team.
These guys tackle security changes like their life depends on it.
Second is the user-friendly interface that will keep you in the loop of everything that’s going
on. The third is unlimited task support. The sky’s the limit here. Finally, there’s customer support.
You can ping the team anytime you want on the dedicated Discord server, and you’ll receive swift
assistance. At retail this bad boy goes for $499 for the first month then you’ll pay $50 per month.
If you have your eye on Footsites – Kodai works best with this target. Kodai cooks with pretty
much every release. All you need to do is to get your hands on it. Kodai’s complementary dashboard
is called Kodai Hub. It includes a release calendar with suggested copping settings.
Also retail and resale prices for specified drops. On top of that it offers a personal
analytics page for data-minded users. The first two months will cost you $175 then you’ll have
to pay a $59.99 monthly renewal fee. However it’s very difficult to get this bot at a retail price.
Current aftermarket price is $7 to rent for a day on Whop. But there is one thing worth pointing
out. At the time of filming this video Footsites are still using a queue system for their drops.
Once as announced they start doing raffle releases
the top bot for footsites might change. So if you're watching this video after the
drop system has changed do use our new secret feature to know which bot is currently best.
Alright, on to the next one. Project Enigma is the greatest bot for Nike SNKRS. No matter
how low-key Project Enigma is trying to seem, people can’t stop boasting about its success.
To be fair, any kind of success in Nike’s store is worth bragging about, but Project Enigma
doesn’t just cop you a pair. The bot delivers some excellent success rates. You can get this
Nike SNKRS defeater for around $300. Current aftermarket price to rent is $8 per day.
The number one bot for Shopify is Prism AIO. Prism works like a charm on Shopify.
The user interface of its dashboard is top-notch and very beginner-friendly.
When it comes to features, Prism will impress you with a one-of-a-kind release calendar
and clever task grouping. At retail this bot goes for $400 with a $150 renewal fee every 3 months.
On BotBroker you can get a renewal license for this bot for $560.
Fan of Supreme? MEKpreme is one of the most efficient bots for the famous red box logo brand.
It has even four different modes to cop, and if you keep your eye on the bot’s discord channel,
you’ll receive advice on when to use them. Oh, and if you’re worried about CAPTCHAs, don’t be.
MEKpreme has it all taken care of with an implemented 3rd party tool – AYCD
AutoSolve – to solve them for you. The retail price for MEKpreme is $168 with a
renewal fee of $120 every 6 months. On secondary the bot costs around $3000.
If you didn’t know which bots are worth your investment
now you know. Do you agree with the list? Share your thoughts in the comments!
So what’s the secret weapon that helped us come up with this list? It’s Proxyway’s
‘Sneaker bot success tracker’ - brand new tool that scrapes Twitter and counts how
many times users have mentioned a certain bot in their tweets.
All of the scraping is done at our end. No need for you to shed your sweat.
What you get are clear and constantly updated graphs that show what bots in
their category are at the top. There are 7 categories and each one covers 5 to 7 bots.
To make sure the data you’re looking at is relevant
you can select a time frame too. The options are 1 week, a month and 3 months.
By examining the graphs you know which bots are the best
according to Twitter user experiences. Sneaker bot
success tracker is completely free! Just go to Proxyway.com/sneakerbotsuccesstracker.
Of course we’re not telling you to base your buying decisions solely on this data.
But knowing the experience of other users can definitely steer you in the right direction.
I can already feel how excited you are about trying out this new Proxyway feature.
You can find the link to it in the video description. But of course if
you’d rather listen to me some more go check out this video about
best sneaker proxies. Trust me, it’s the best you can get. See you there!