
Type a name, get the card and the live market price. Cap and sell suggestions fill in with one click.
SnipeGod watches your target for you, buys the listing seconds after it drops under your cap and lists it right away if you want. Eight modes, a profit-rule Radar, a human-like pace.

One card, a ready list, a basket, or anything that drops below market. Pick a tab, set a cap, press Start.









Type a name, get the card and the live market price. Cap and sell suggestions fill in with one click.

No target, a profit rule. Finds everything that drops below market, verifies it, buys and lists it.

24 chemistry styles as cards with their boosted stats. Hunter, Shadow, Anchor: hunt the best sellers.

Manager hunting with quality, nation, league and rating filters. 164 nations, 68 leagues.

Pick a rating and get the cheapest gold cards of that rating in price order. SBC demand never stops.

Team of the Week cards, cheapest first. Filter by name, pick, start.

Several cards, each with its own cap. Searched in turn; a bought card leaves the list.

You set the filters, the bot only searches and buys. Full freedom for your own combos.
"Buy if at least 20% under market." Radar applies that sentence to a whole rating band. Scroll to see how it thinks.


Collects the current price of every card in your rating band into one table. While the bot runs, the table refreshes by itself.
Groups by league, nation and position. Each slot's cap is the price at which even the cheapest card in the group is profitable. "Haiti · ST" really means Dumornay 88.
Margin, minimum profit, budget and search window are yours to set. If a page fills up it narrows the window by itself; cheap noise drops out, the deal stands out.
Before buying, every listing is recomputed against its own market price. Unknown cards, ambiguous matches and special cards are never bought. When the budget is spent, it stops.
A real observe-mode run. The bot evaluated twenty listings, found none profitable and bought none.
Discipline, as much as speed.
With Observe mode on, the bot does everything except buy: it searches, compares and says "would buy". Test your rule without spending a coin, then go live.
Every line says plainly what happened. No surprises.
You set a budget per run; when it's spent the bot stops. The per-card limit prevents stacking one card.
Random waits between searches, breaks at intervals. It does not look like a robot.
You set the cap, the sell price, the pace and the limits. The bot only applies your rule.


Two decisions sit behind the screenshots: use the Web App like a human and make every step visible. That is what sets it apart from other extensions.
SnipeGod never talks to EA's servers on its own. On your open Web App page it performs the moves you would make: picks the filter, presses Search, reads the listing, clicks Buy. The traffic it produces is indistinguishable from a person at the keyboard.
We do not promise zero risk; no automation can. But what drives the risk is pace and volume, and both are in your hands.
No subscription, no renewal. Pay once, use it forever.
One profitable card covers it. Your key is sent to you right after purchase.
After purchase you receive a licence key. Install the extension, open Settings › Licence and paste the email you bought with plus the key. Open the transfer market; the panel appears at the bottom right and a short tour walks you through. Your first search takes five minutes.
No. The bot only follows the rule you set; if the market drops you can lose too. That's what Observe mode and the budget are for: watch first, start small.
SnipeGod uses the Web App by clicking like a human; it never sends requests to EA on its own. Random waits between searches, breaks and the budget limit keep the risk very low. Still, any automation carries some risk; we suggest starting with Observe mode and a small budget.
Both. Pick your platform in settings; prices and lists follow that market.