Scope vs Maestro

Twelve chains or one, all in.

Maestro is a long-running multi-chain Telegram bot: Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana and more. Scope only does Solana and pump.fun, but goes deep: copy on the next block, launch sniping by filters, and far more followed wallets without paying.

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Maestro and Scope at a glance

	Maestro	Scope
Type	Telegram bot	Telegram bot + web app (one account)
Chains	12 chains, including Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Tron and TON	Solana: pump.fun and PumpSwap
Wallet copy trading	5 followed wallets per chain (12 on Premium)	On the next block, 50 followed wallets free
Launch sniping	Auto snipe set coin by coin (coin address); 5 concurrent snipes (10 on Premium)	Every pump.fun launch, by filters
Automatic exits	Sell limits, trailing sell	4 automatic exits, down to the block
Key custody	Wallets generated or imported in the bot	Offline vault, withdrawals approved by you
Fee	1% per buy and per sell; Premium at $200/month	1% per buy and per sell
Free plan	Base plan with limits	20 groups, 50 followed wallets

What Maestro does really well

Maestro is cut out for trading everywhere: 12 chains, launch tools specific to Ethereum and BSC (mempool reading, launch simulation on Premium). If you snipe EVM launches, it's a reference.

Where Scope does better

0.32 msfrom spotted buy to signed transaction. You land on the next block. The measurements

7 filtersso you only buy what you want, in copy and in snipe.

4 auto exitsthat run without you, even after a restart.

50 walletsfollowed for free, across 20 groups. No subscription.

0 networkfor the vault holding your keys: it has no internet access.

2 in 1the Telegram bot and the web app, on one account.

Which one should you pick?

Pick Maestro if…

you trade on several chains (Ethereum, BSC, Base…)
you snipe EVM launches
you want one bot for all your chains

Pick Scope if…

you want to copy and snipe on the next block, in 0.32 ms
you want to filter before buying, in copy and in snipe
you want your exits to run without you
you follow lots of wallets without a subscription
you want your keys offline

Sources

Information about Maestro taken from its official documentation on October 5, 2026. These tools change fast: always check their site before choosing. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it.

FAQ

How much is Maestro Premium?

Maestro's docs list $200 per month for Premium. Scope has no subscription to get started.

Do Maestro and Scope charge the same fee?

Yes, 1% per buy and per sell on Maestro, same as Scope.

Does Scope work on Ethereum or Base?

No. Scope focuses on Solana: pump.fun and PumpSwap.