GMGN alternatives for Solana memecoins

Updated 4 October 2026 · by AtroX · Belphor Research · the data behind this guide

As of October 2026 the tools that do what GMGN does for Solana memecoins come in four kinds: web terminals (Axiom, Photon, Terminal), Telegram bots (Trojan, BONKbot, Bloom, Maestro), a mobile app (fomo) and a swap aggregator (Jupiter). Most state 1% per trade, as GMGN does; fomo states 0.50% on larger Solana orders, Axiom's net fee falls to 0.75% at its top tier, and Jupiter's manual swaps carry no Jupiter commission.

The alternatives, by what each one is

Each row comes from the tool's own pages, read on 3 October 2026. GMGN is the first row for reference. The rows are grouped by kind of tool, not ranked.

The source for each row is listed at the end of this page. pump.fun's own 1.25% on the bonding curve is charged on top, whichever tool sends the trade: every fee a pump.fun trade pays.

Web terminals: Axiom and Photon

A web terminal is GMGN's own shape: a browser page with new-coin feeds, charts and one-click orders. Axiom's documentation describes Pulse, a view of new pairs, coins in the final stretch of the bonding curve and migrated coins, with filters on holder shares, plus limit orders, buying and selling at migration, a wallet tracker and perpetuals on Hyperliquid. Photon's documentation describes Memescope for pump.fun coins with their curve progress, limit orders of three kinds, DCA orders and auto-buy and auto-sell presets. Their side-by-side detail is in GMGN, Axiom, Photon and BullX compared.

A web terminal linked from pump.fun: Terminal

Terminal is a memecoin trading terminal that pump.fun's own site links to from its menu, served at trade.padre.gg and at terminal.pump.fun; the page at padre.gg carries the Padre name and the same description. Its own pages, read on 4 October 2026, state little more than that. Its sign-in page describes it as available on Solana, Ethereum, BNB and Base and offers up to 35% cashback. Its terms of service name Inspired Acquisitions, Ltd. as Terminal's owner and operator, and describe Terminal as a non-custodial interface whose operator does not hold, access or control any digital assets, private keys or user funds. No public page of Terminal's states its trading fee or documents its order types, and its documentation address now redirects to the sign-in page, so those cells say so rather than borrowing a figure from a third party.

Telegram bots: Trojan, BONKbot, Bloom and Maestro

A Telegram bot trades from a chat: paste a contract address, pick a size, confirm. Each of the four states a 1% fee. Trojan's bot returns 20% of fees as cashback. BONKbot's documentation says its signer seals the private key in a secure execution environment that no one, BONKbot included, can read. Bloom covers several EVM chains as well as Solana. Maestro supports Solana and multiple other chains; its home page read 3 October 2026 gives inconsistent total counts. Maestro sells a Premium tier at $200 per 30 days. What a bot holds and why it matters is covered in how crypto trading bots work.

A mobile app: fomo

fomo's help centre states 0.50% either way on larger Solana orders and, otherwise, a fee as low as 0.10 USDC or a 0.95 USDC minimum depending on the route, with fomo paying the network and priority fees itself. Its own blog describes the wallet as non-custodial, with keys that can be exported.

Swaps and data: Jupiter and DEX Screener

Jupiter aggregates swap routes and provides a spot-trading interface. As of October 2026, its documentation lists manual and Ultra modes with different fees. Its documentation says manual swaps carry no Jupiter commission, only Solana network fees and any Jito tip, while its Ultra mode charges 0% to 0.5% depending on the pair. For market data, DEX Screener's documentation says its data comes directly from the blockchains it tracks, and its pair pages also carried a buy and sell panel on 3 October 2026; how to read DexScreener covers the page.

Belphor, the signal and record layer

Belphor is not a GMGN alternative in the sense of a terminal. It is a signal and discipline layer: it detects pump.fun community takeovers on-chain, scores each signal 0 to 100 and publishes measured outcomes with their sample sizes, windows and missing readings, wins and losses alike. As of 3 October 2026, 53% of the 352 pump.fun takeovers Belphor detected in the previous 90 days reached +50% at some point after detection. Live trading on its Trade desk is coming soon and needs live access, a funded trading wallet and a passkey; the Reflex page in the Belphor app states the fee as: "Live trades carry a 0.5% execution fee, half of the 1% most Solana trading bots charge." The Reflex Bot, Belphor's automated strategies, is coming soon, priced separately and not part of the subscription.