PumpCrate Docs: the prepaid Pump.fun volume bot, explained

PumpCrate is a Pump.fun volume bot that you pay for once. You buy a balance of trading volume in SOL, it is credited to your Solana wallet address, and you spend it in sessions on any Pump.fun token you choose. These docs cover every part of that, from the first payment to reading the results on chain.

Updated November 5, 20263 min readBy the PumpCrate team

This is the reference for how PumpCrate works. Each page answers one question in full and links to the pages around it, so you can read from the top or jump straight to the part you need. Numbers on these pages come from the live product settings, and when a setting changes the page that describes it is updated and dated.

Packages: 2, 5 or 10 SOL
Volume you get: 500 / 1,200 / 3,000 SOL
Smallest session: 10 SOL of volume
Tokens per launch: Up to 20
Sign-in: Read only, no signature
Balance expiry: None

How PumpCrate works in one paragraph#

You open the panel, which anyone can browse without a wallet. When you decide to buy, you connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. The connection only reads your public address. You pick one of three packages, send a plain SOL transfer to the payment address the panel reserves for you, and press I have paid. Once the transfer is confirmed on chain, the package volume is added to the balance stored against your address. From then on you start sessions: paste a token mint, choose how much of the balance it gets and how long it runs, and set the comment, favorite and creator follow options. Each session trades the token from a fresh batch of wallets until its volume has settled, and anything you stop early goes back to your balance.

Where to start#

QuickstartFrom an empty wallet to a running session in five steps.Key conceptsBalance, package, session, session wallet, mint, curve and pool.Packages and pricingWhat 2, 5 and 10 SOL buy, and what the price already includes.Paying for a packageThe 30 minute reservation, the QR code and how the transfer is matched.

Find a topic#

Conventions used in these docs#

Two kinds of SOL amount. The price of a package is SOL you pay. The size of a package is SOL of trading volume you receive. A Starter package costs 2 SOL and gives 500 SOL of volume. The docs always say which one is meant.
Times are UTC. Every time in the panel, in exports and on these pages is in UTC, and the panel labels it that way. A scheduled start entered as 14:00 starts at 14:00 UTC.
Mint means the token address. A Pump.fun token is identified by its mint address, the base58 string you see in the token page URL and on Solscan.
Before fees, when we say so. The Pump.fun mechanics pages work through the curve math without trading fees so the formulas stay readable. Package prices are different: they already include every fee a session pays.

One rule that never changes

PumpCrate never asks for a seed phrase, a private key, a signature or a token approval. If anything that claims to be PumpCrate asks for one, it is not us. See Permissions and security.

Who these docs are for#

Token creators and teams who want to understand exactly what they are buying before they pay, people comparing volume bots who need precise answers rather than marketing lines, and developers or AI agents that want to read PumpCrate's published facts in a structured way. If you are new to Pump.fun itself, the Pump.fun glossary on the main site defines the terms these pages use.