Banana Gun charges 0.5% on Ethereum manual buys and limit orders, 1% on Ethereum Autosniper, and 1% on trades on other chains. That is the whole fee schedule on the docs fee page, and this post shows you what it covers and where it stops.
What are the Banana Gun fees?
The docs fee page (docs.bananagun.io, Banana Bonus page) puts it in three lines. Here is the text word for word:
"To use our bot, you will pay trading fees (this is common across all bots)." The fees it lists:
- "Manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum = 0.5%"
- "Autosniper on Ethereum = 1%"
- "Trades on other chains = 1%"
Banana Gun fee table
This table maps each docs line to the product and trade type it names.
The last row matters. The docs fee page speaks of "our bot" and never names Banana Gun Pro, so the docs do not list a separate fee for it. Check the live docs before you trade.
Which chains count as "other chains"?
The fee page does not list them next to the 1% line. It only says "Trades on other chains = 1%".
The current Telegram manual names the supported chains. Its wallet setup page says the same EVM wallet address is used on "all EVM chains supported by Banana Gun (ETH, BASE, BNB, MEGAETH, ARC, STABLE, and ROBINHOOD)".
The same manual also covers SOL wallets, and its preset page lists "SOL, ETH, BASE, BNB, MEGAETH, ARC, STABLE, ROBINHOOD".
So the chains the manual names besides Ethereum are SOL, BASE, BNB, MEGAETH, ARC, STABLE and ROBINHOOD. The docs say other chains are 1%, but they never tie each of those names to a fee one by one.
Newer chain launches announced on the blog, such as HyperEVM and NEAR, are not in that manual list, and no source here gives a fee for them. Check the live docs for those chains first.
What the docs do not say about fees
A fee page this short leaves gaps. These are the ones you are most likely to wonder about, and the docs do not answer them:
- Whether the fee applies to sells as well as buys.
- Any fee for copy trades or DCA orders.
- Any separate fee for limit orders on chains other than Ethereum.
- Any fee for bridging, transferring tokens out, or a failed transaction.
- Any monthly subscription.
- How the fee is deducted from your trade.
The Terms of Service (section 8.3) add that "The Transaction Fees applicable to any Services, including additional fees or charges, may change with or without advance notice to you." Re-check the docs before you size a trade.
Are stablecoin pairs free?
Possibly, but the fee page does not say so. Banana Gun's March 26, 2026 weekly recap listed "No fees on stablecoin pairs" under its EVM expansion notes.
That is a dated recap, not the fee page, and it names no chains or stablecoins. Check the live docs before you rely on it.
What cashback and free trades give you
The fee is the starting point. Cashback is a separate rewards feature.
The current Rewards page in the Telegram manual says: "Earn cashback on all trades based on your lifetime trading volume. Cashback is displayed in USD and claimed in BANANA on Ethereum." The tiers are:
The page does not say what the cashback percentage is a share of, so do not turn it into a "net fee" number. The rate climbs as your lifetime volume grows.
Free trades are the other lever. The page says: "Receive monthly free trade credits that provide 100% cashback on eligible trades. Free trades apply to simple trades between $25 and $50,000 and do not apply to limit orders, copy trades, or DCA orders."
How does the Banana Gun referral program work?
Referrals reward the person who invites: "When a user joins Banana Gun using your referral code, you earn referral rewards when they trade." The docs add: "The standard referral reward is 10%. You can increase your referral reward through time-based and trading volume boosts."
To get your code, open Settings in the bot and select Referral Code. The Referral Dashboard panel has two buttons: Refresh, which updates your referral information, and Generate Referral Code.
The official links page names https://dashboard.bananagun.io/rewards as the place for revenue share and referral rewards.
The docs do not say what the 10% is a share of, whether boosts stack, how or when rewards are paid, or whether the person you invite pays less. Check the dashboard for your own numbers.
Costs that are not Banana Gun fees
Network costs are separate from the percentage above, and the docs explain each one.
On Solana, the gas page says: "Gas is the fee for processing Solana transactions, with base gas being the minimum required. Adding "Buy Gas" or "Sell Gas" increases your fee, prioritizing your transaction for faster processing."
Its example: "If you set 0.001 Buy Gas on a 0.0001 SOL base, your total gas usage will be 0.0011 SOL."
On EVM chains, the buy page says "Buy Gas is set in GWEI instead of SOL". The preset page adds that "Buy GWEI replaces Buy Gas, and the Anti-MEV button is not available."
With Anti-MEV on, the docs describe a MEV tip: "This tip is added to your Buy Gas."
In Banana Gun Pro, the gas guide says the app uses a priority fee and a MEV tip. A priority fee is paid to validators to speed up inclusion, and a MEV tip is a private fee paid directly to validators.
The Advanced Features section of the Banana Gun manual (banana-gun.gitbook.io) also lists a Bundle Fees setting: "When enabled, transactions include a separate priority fee and tip." That is a network-cost setting, not a Banana Gun percentage.
How fees and slippage stack on a real trade
Your real cost on a trade is the Banana Gun fee, network costs, and slippage together. Slippage is the gap between the price you saw and the price you got.
The meme coin profit calculator lets you test those pieces with your own numbers. Because the docs do not state a sell-side fee, treat any round-trip figure as a scenario and not a confirmed cost.
For the wider picture of what bots charge, see how Telegram trading bots work and what they cost.
FAQ
How much does Banana Gun charge per trade?
The docs fee page lists 0.5% for manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, 1% for the Autosniper on Ethereum, and 1% for trades on other chains. Anything beyond those three lines is not in the docs.
Does Banana Gun charge a fee when you sell?
The docs do not say. The fee page names manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum and trades on other chains, and it never states whether a sell pays the fee.
Does Banana Gun Pro have the same fees?
The docs do not list a separate fee for Banana Gun Pro. The fee page speaks of "our bot", so check the live docs before you trade.
How do cashback and free trades fit in?
They sit on the Rewards page, separate from the fee. Cashback runs from 15% to 30% by lifetime volume, and monthly free trade credits give 100% cashback on eligible trades between $25 and $50,000.
Start trading on Banana Gun
Open the bot, check the live docs for the fee on your trade, and start at https://t.me/BananaGun_bot.
