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SnipeBid is an FC 27 trading bot for the EA SPORTS FC 27 Ultimate Team Web App, as a Chrome extension and an Android app. It adds a Buy Now sniper, a late-auction bidder, automatic listing and relisting, live prices on every card, a pack sorter, an SBC solver, Squad Builder, Evolutions and Gallery tools and one-click FC Hub rewards, and you can watch and control it from your phone. It runs inside the web app you already use.

Yes, there is an Android app: the same panel, Autopilot and license as the Chrome extension, inside the FC 27 Web App on your Android phone or tablet (Android 8 or newer with an up-to-date Android System WebView), and it keeps running with the screen off. It’s its own app that opens the Web App inside it, not an add-on for EA’s Companion app. Get it free on Google Play, after starting your free trial or from the Android app page. iPhone and iPad aren’t supported. On a computer it runs in Google Chrome (Windows, macOS, Linux). Consoles: not on the console itself, but it works with PlayStation, Xbox and PC accounts through the FC 27 Web App.

Add SnipeBid to Chrome from the Chrome Web Store (link on snipebid.app/download), then pin it to the toolbar. It updates automatically. Open the Ultimate Team Web App, log in as usual and activate your license key in the SnipeBid panel. Click into Transfers once so SnipeBid can pick up your session. The status pill turns green and you are ready.

On a computer: Google Chrome 109 or newer (Chrome 111+ recommended) on Windows, macOS or Linux. Other Chromium browsers such as Brave or Edge will likely work, but Chrome is what we test on. On an Android phone or tablet (Android 8 or newer with an up-to-date Android System WebView, version 85 or newer; update it free in Google Play): our SnipeBid app from Google Play. iPhone and iPad aren’t supported.

Yes. SnipeBid works with whichever platform your EA account trades on in the FC 27 Web App: PlayStation, Xbox or PC. On a computer you log in to the web app in Chrome as usual. Then pick the matching prices under Settings → Market → Platform prices: PS / XB (the default, for PlayStation and Xbox) or PC. PC prices on a console account, or the other way round, would make every buy and sell price wrong. In the Android app, Xbox and Steam sign-in are offered on EA’s login page; PlayStation sign-in may not work there yet, so use your EA email and password instead.

No. SnipeBid never asks for, sees or stores your EA password. It runs inside your own logged-in web app session in your browser. You log in to EA yourself, exactly as you always do. In the Android app you sign in on EA’s own login page, and SnipeBid doesn’t read or store your password there either. A bot that works inside the web app, like SnipeBid, has no need for it.

Yes. SnipeBid is a Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store that works as an FC 27 autobuyer inside the Ultimate Team Web App. Add players or filters as targets and it searches the transfer market for you, buys Buy Now listings at or under your Snipe % of the live market price (never more than leaves your minimum profit after EA’s 5% tax) and lists what it buys at your sell price. It needs Google Chrome on Windows, macOS or Linux. Setup and requirements: FC 27 trading Chrome extension. On Android, the SnipeBid app does the same.

Yes. Open snipebid.app/account on your phone and link it in SnipeBid under Settings → Phone remote, with the QR code or the 8-character code, no password needed. The phone remote shows live status and today’s numbers. Depending on the permission you give each phone, it can start and stop the bot, change targets and quick settings, relist and clear sold items, set start and stop schedules and send you notifications. Your phone never talks to EA: commands go through SnipeBid’s server to the computer running SnipeBid, which has to stay on with the web app open. Want the bot itself on your phone? Use the Android app.

You get 36 hours of bot trading for free, with every feature unlocked. The clock only runs while the bot trades, so time with the bot stopped doesn’t count. You have 14 days from the first time you connect SnipeBid to your EA account to use them; after that, or once the hours are used up, the trial ends. Enter your email and your license key arrives in a minute: no credit card needed. When the trial ends, you choose a plan ($14.99 a month, $34.99 every 3 months or $74.99 for the 12-month FC 27 Season Pass) and pay only if you want to keep SnipeBid. Nothing is charged automatically. One free trial per email and EA account.

No. The free trial needs only your email. We ask for payment when the trial ends, and only if you decide to keep SnipeBid.

SnipeBid asks you to pick a plan, in the extension and by email. Pay and the same license key keeps working, with your settings and targets kept. If you don’t pay, SnipeBid simply stops working: nothing is charged and there’s nothing to cancel. A paid plan renews automatically until you cancel it.

SnipeBid Pro is one plan for one EA account, with every feature, live prices, updates and support. Pick how you pay: $14.99 a month, $34.99 every 3 months (about $11.66 a month, save 22%) or $74.99 for the FC 27 Season Pass, 12 months that cover all of FC 27 (about $6.25 a month, save 58%). Every plan starts with the same free trial, 36 hours of bot trading, no card needed. Each extra EA account is $4.99 per month.

Yes. The free trial needs no cancelling: if you don’t pick a plan, it simply ends. A paid plan can be cancelled whenever you like on My SnipeBid, and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. There is no lock-in and no cancellation fee.

The trial is free and needs no card, so you can test everything before you pay. If SnipeBid did not work for you, ask us within 7 days of any payment, your first payment or a renewal, and we will refund it. Details are in our refund policy.

One license covers one EA account. Add extra EA accounts to the same license for $4.99 per month each. Sharing or reselling a license is not allowed.

Card payments are processed by our payment provider, and crypto payments by NOWPayments on their own secure checkout page. We never see or store your full card details or your wallet keys.

Yes. You can pay with USDT (TRC20 and other networks), BTC, ETH, LTC and many more coins through NOWPayments’ hosted checkout. Crypto plans are prepaid: SnipeBid Pro costs $14.99 for 1 month, $34.99 for 3 months or $74.99 for 12 months, and extra EA accounts are $13.49 for 3 months or $42.99 for 12 months. Crypto plans are prepaid with no auto-renew. Want to try SnipeBid first? The free trial needs no payment at all, just your email. Your license key arrives by email once the blockchain confirms the payment. Pick a plan under Pay with crypto. Questions about a crypto refund? Contact us and we’ll sort it out under our refund policy.

Crypto plans never charge you automatically. We email you 5 days and 1 day before your plan ends with a one-click renew link, and the extension shows a banner too. Renewing extends from your current end date, so you don’t lose any days by renewing early. Extra EA accounts can be renewed prepaid the same way.

Yes. Your friend’s free trial gets 84 hours of bot trading instead of 36, and you get 7 days free when they subscribe: your next payment moves a week later. Your personal invite link is in My SnipeBid, in your welcome email and in the extension under Settings → License. Your friend opens the link and starts the free trial. Your reward comes once they pay for a plan; just starting the trial doesn’t count yet. It works for up to 12 friends a year. Got a link from a friend but started your trial without it? Add their code in My SnipeBid within 14 days of getting your license, and your free trial gets 84 hours of bot trading in total. If the longer trial can’t be applied, you simply keep the normal 36 hours.

With the Chrome extension, yes. SnipeBid works inside the web app in your own Chrome, so the web app tab must stay open and your computer must stay awake while it runs. It is not a cloud bot: close the tab or let the PC sleep and it simply stops. Your settings and counters are saved, so you pick up where you left off. The phone remote lets you watch and stop it from anywhere, but the computer still does the work. No computer to leave on? The Android app runs SnipeBid on your phone, also with the screen off.

SnipeBid keeps running unattended for as long as it can run: on a computer while the web app tab is open and the PC awake, in the Android app also with the screen off (keep the phone on the charger). It still takes its short and long breaks, and it stops when it reaches Max searches / day (2,500 by default); with Start again after the daily reset on, it starts again by itself a few minutes after your local midnight. The phone remote can also start and stop it on a schedule. Keep in mind that automating the transfer market is against EA’s terms, and long unattended sessions add to the risk: we recommend the Safe or Normal pace and shorter sessions. More in our FUT trading bot guide and under Safety & limits.

Mostly the name. Both search the transfer market again and again and buy Buy Now listings below a price you set. “Sniper” puts the focus on catching an underpriced listing the moment it appears, “autobuyer” on the buying happening by itself. In SnipeBid the sniper is that autobuyer: it buys your targets and filters at or under your Snipe % of the market price and lists them for you. On top of that, two auto-buy switches on EA’s own Search the Transfer Market screen buy from searches you run by hand, and the bidder works on auctions instead of Buy Now. See FC 27 autobuyer.

Yes. In Bid or Both mode the auction bidder lines up auctions that end within your bid window and bids like a regular auction: a first bid in the last 3 minutes, counter-bids when outbid, then one final push. Every bid is capped so your minimum profit is still left after EA’s 5% tax, then it walks away. It never bids past your limit. Cards you win are listed for you, and the Bids tab shows every auction with a live countdown. All the details: Bidder docs.

Yes, that is what auto relisting does. While the bot runs, SnipeBid checks your transfer list every 30 minutes by default (Relist check in Settings → Selling). Each check clears sold items and logs the coins they brought in, relists expired cards that belong to a target just under the current market price (refreshed first if it is older than 15 minutes, with the old and new price in the log) and relists your other expired cards at their old price. Everything the bot buys or wins is listed too, never above the market and, on Safer and Balanced, never below what you paid after EA’s 5% tax. On Bolder, a card whose price dropped is held at break-even for up to 24 hours, then listed just under the market. More: FC 27 auto relist and the Auto-lister docs.

On Safer and Balanced, no: a card SnipeBid flips is never listed under what it cost after EA’s 5% tax, unless you set a Stop-loss in Settings › Selling. If its price drops, it steps down to break-even and waits for the market. On Bolder, a card that dropped under what it cost is held at break-even for up to 24 hours, then listed at the market price: a small, planned loss that frees your coins and Transfer List slot instead of keeping them stuck for days. One odd price reading never sells a card cheap, and your own cards are never sold this way. See When a card’s price drops.

No. Right before every buy and every bid, a buy-time guard checks the deal. It skips a card when getting your coins back would need more than twice its usual price, when SnipeBid’s price for it is out of date, when cheaper copies on the search page show the real market, and promo cards on their release day, when prices usually fall. A skipped card rests for a few hours with Price spiked on its row, and Autopilot fills the gap with another card meanwhile. Sure the price rose for good? Clear hold in the card’s sheet. See The buy-time guard.

Instead of one fixed Snipe at and Bid up to % for every target, Smart % picks a % per card inside your range (88–92% for sniping and 84–92% for bidding unless you change it). It pays less when a card’s price is falling, swings a lot or sells slowly, when your own copies of it aren’t selling, or when there is little price data, and a bit more when the card is steady or sells fast. Losing a card to faster buyers never raises its %: that card is searched less instead. Every target shows its current % and why, for example 92% · sells fast. It never leaves your range, never pays more than leaves your minimum profit after EA’s 5% tax, and a target with its own % keeps it. Cards picked by Scout are sniped at no less than the bottom of your range. Switch between Fixed and Smart on the snipe and bid boxes under Trade › Targets.

Yes, from your own club, right on EA’s SBC screen. New challenges work too, because the requirements are read live from the web app. It submits only after you confirm. The solver fills the challenge from your club (SBC storage and untradeables first, then your cheapest cards) and shows the squad on the pitch first. Save & submit (or Buy N, save & submit when players need buying) asks you once, then buys, saves and submits. Want to check it first? Choose Save only and press Submit yourself in the web app. More on the FC 27 SBC solver.

FC 27’s FUT Gallery counts every card that reaches your club, even after you sell it. Club sets need 15 players (20 for the biggest clubs), league sets 30, and a full set is graded by points on your console. SnipeBid ranks every club, league and rarity set by how good a deal it is, with a verdict from Flip & finish to Pricey, your count and estimated points and grade. Finish buys the cheapest players a set still needs, only at or under up-to-date market prices (in Flip mode, under them) and within a hard spend cap, Push to a grade adds the cards with the most points per coin lost, and each card goes to your club so the Gallery counts it, then is relisted at the market price, never below what it cost. You mostly pay EA’s 5% tax. The Gallery is on your console only, so you press Grade Set there. Loans don’t count. Step by step: Gallery collector docs.

Yes. In the panel under Trade › ⭐ Squad, fill the pitch yourself, import your active squad and find upgrades, or press Best squad for my budget: SnipeBid searches every tradeable card with live prices and builds the best squad for your coins, by Meta, rating or value, with chemistry worked out to the FC 27 rules. Cards you own cost nothing. Buy missing players then buys the rest as ⭐ Keep targets, at or under the market price plus a small margin, while the bot runs: they go to your club and are never listed. EA’s own pitch has the final word on chemistry.

Yes. In the panel under Trade › 🧬 Evolutions, SnipeBid reads the evolutions EA offers you and finds the best players for each: from your club, checked with EA’s own eligibility check, or the cheapest eligible players on the market. Enroll asks you first and shows the cost; then SnipeBid does what EA’s Evolutions screen does and checks the result. Buy & enroll buys a market player as a ⭐ Keep target first. SnipeBid never spends FC Points, and spends coins only after you confirm or within the automatic enrollment cap you set. Enrolled players become untradeable, and you still play the objectives yourself.

Protected cards are never quick sold: valuable cards, cards rated 83 or higher, special cards and loans. Nothing is applied until you press Apply all (or turn on auto-apply), you can change any recommendation first, and Apply all asks for confirmation when it includes quick sells.

SnipeBid puts a small price badge on player cards all over the web app (your club, the transfer list, search results, packs and squads) with the 24-hour trend, and a 24h / 7d price chart when you hover it. They follow the platform you pick (PS / XB or PC), and they are the prices SnipeBid trades on. SnipeBid’s server blends several price sources into one price per card: market price data and the prices SnipeBid users’ extensions already see on EA (sales, finished auctions, cheapest Buy Now), reported anonymously with no extra EA requests. Fresher readings count more, and a reading far from the others is dropped. The dot on each badge shows how fresh the price is: green fresh, amber older, grey with a dashed border the last known price. More: FC 27 live card prices.

Scout (under Trade in the panel) can run your list for you. Autopilot is on for new installs: press Start and Scout adds the player cards and filters that fit your coins, keeps them fresh and swaps out cards that stop paying, at most 6 list changes a day, each explained in one line with Undo. Pick Safer, Balanced or Bolder. Turn the switch off any time: your list keeps trading, Scout only recommends and you add what you like. An existing account keeps its own setting: if Autopilot is off there, turn the switch on in the Scout tab. Scout plans from SnipeBid’s price data, so planning uses none of your EA searches. It also works from the phone remote. See the Scout docs.

No. Scout only manages the cards and filters it added (or that you hand to it). Your own targets and filters, your pace, Buy Now reaction, search and spend limits and the mode are never changed, and Autopilot doesn’t add searches. It makes no changes during EA cooldowns, and a daily loss guard (3% of your bankroll by default) stops it adding cards after a losing day. See what Autopilot never does.

Yes. Your settings, targets, filters and counters are saved to your license in the cloud and load automatically on any browser where you activate the same key.

Updates are included in your plan. When EA changes the web app or adds new promos and challenges, we ship fixes and improvements. Filter options and SBC requirements are read live from the web app, so new content shows up by itself.

Yes, it can happen. Automating the transfer market is against EA’s terms of service, and EA can restrict the transfer market or ban accounts. SnipeBid is built to be careful (human-like pacing, search and spend limits, breaks, cooldowns when EA pushes back), but no tool can promise zero risk. Use a secondary account, keep the pace on Safe or Normal, and don’t run it for hours on end.

Three paces (Safe, Normal, Aggressive), hourly and daily search limits, a session spend limit, a minimum coin balance, regular human-like breaks, and automatic cooldowns when EA rate-limits or locks the market. If EA asks for verification, SnipeBid stops and lets you solve it by hand.

Your email, your license key, an identifier of your linked EA account (not your password), usage counters and your SnipeBid settings. The email you enter to start the free trial is where we send your license key and your trial emails. (For an extra EA account it fills in the checkout form; if you don’t finish, you may get one reminder, unsubscribe anytime.) Market price reports are anonymous. The website uses ad measurement (Google Ads, Meta Pixel) and Microsoft Clarity only with your cookie choice; the extension sends nothing to them. Your browser also remembers which site or link brought you here (the referring website, campaign tags and the page you landed on) and sends it with a free trial signup or a purchase, so we know which channels work: no cookies, no third parties. At signup we also note your country, device type and whether you used an app’s built-in browser (totals only). Links in our emails carry campaign tags and a short code, so we can count which emails get opened on our site, and a new extension sends a few setup steps with a random install ID (linked to your license once you activate it; off with “Send anonymous error reports”). Read the full privacy policy.

No. SnipeBid is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Electronic Arts Inc.

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