fcsniper is a Chrome extension that snipes the Ultimate Team transfer market from inside your own browser. No server in the middle, no monthly bill, no cut of your coins — and one €10 season licence runs on every account you own.
| What it is | An EA SPORTS FC Ultimate Team autobuyer and sniping bot, shipped as a local Chrome extension |
|---|---|
| Price | €10 per season — one payment, not a monthly subscription, no commission on your coins |
| Licence term | One EA FC season (12 months) |
| Accounts per licence | Unlimited |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on the EA FC web app tab you are already signed into |
| Backend servers | None. Filters, stats and session data stay in local browser storage |
| Credentials required | None — you never type an EA password into fcsniper |
| Platforms | Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera on Windows, macOS and Linux. Works with PlayStation, Xbox and PC EA accounts |
| Core modes | Sniping bot, bidding bot, auto-list at FUTBIN price, auto send-to-club, quick sell |
| Ban safety | Randomised search intervals, scheduled breaks with real in-game break tasks, CAPTCHA and soft-ban detection, hard stop conditions |
fcsniper is faster than a cloud autobuyer because it removes the middleman. It runs in the same tab as the web app, so a search is one round trip — your machine to EA and back. A cloud bot has to reach EA from its datacenter, come back, decide, then act, all while sharing a queue with every other account on that box.
Figures above are indicative for a same-region connection and exist to show the shape of the problem, not to promise a number — your loop time depends on your line and on EA's load. The structural point holds on any connection: fewer hops, fewer accounts sharing the queue, more cards won.
Three things happen: you describe the card you want to buy, fcsniper hammers that search faster than a person can, and every card it wins gets listed, clubbed or quick-sold by the rule you picked. You do not babysit it.
Use the real web app filters — rating range, league, nation, position, chemistry style, special cards — plus a maximum BIN price. Save it as a named configuration and load it again next session, or export it and send it to a friend.
It re-runs your search on a randomised interval, ignores anything above your price or caught by your skip rules, and buys the moment a match appears. Breaks are scheduled in automatically, and between them it does real in-game things — opens a pack, plays a Squad Battles match, takes a corner — so the session looks like a session.
Pick a follow-up action per filter: list at the live FUTBIN price, send to club, send to transfer list, or quick sell. fcsniper clears sold items, re-lists what did not go, and keeps a running profit-per-hour figure so you can tell a good filter from a bad one in about five minutes.
fcsniper ships the full trading loop — sniping, bidding, listing, club management, safety limits and a live dashboard — in one extension, for €10 a season.
Hammers your transfer market search on a randomised cycle and buys under your max BIN the instant a card appears. Search-result freshness and skip rules keep it off cards you do not want.
Watches expiring auctions, sets a hard maximum bid, and wins cards nobody is refreshing at 2am. Runs alongside the sniper or on its own.
Won cards get re-listed at the live FUTBIN price without you opening a single menu. Sold items are cleared, unsold ones re-listed.
Set break length and frequency, and fcsniper fills the gap with a real in-game task: pack opening, squad building, a corner kick, a Squad Battles match.
Detects a CAPTCHA or a soft ban, stops instantly, and plays a sound so you can deal with it — instead of grinding into a flag.
Stop after N searches, N cards seen, N cards bought, or a set run time. The bot never runs longer than you told it to.
A panel docks on the Transfers hub: wallet, elapsed time, profit per hour, cards seen, cards bought, captchas, soft bans, transfer list capacity and a streaming activity log. No second window, no separate dashboard to log into.
fcsniper talks to no server of ours. Your licence is unlocked locally, your filters live in browser storage, and it keeps working offline. There is no dashboard holding your EA session because there is nothing to hold it.
Unlimited named configurations with copy, import and overwrite · web app optimisations that hide images and headless searches so the tab stays light · transfer-list state reporting so you know when you are full · send-all-to-club in one action · per-filter default and follow-up actions · keyboard start/stop · sound packs for every event.
EA does not flag you for buying cards cheaply — it flags patterns no human produces. That is the whole design brief for fcsniper's safety layer, and it is why no bans have been reported on the recommended settings.
Any automation breaks EA's User Agreement, so the risk is never mathematically zero — no tool that tells you otherwise is being straight with you. What we can say is what we measure: with the recommended break schedule, randomised intervals and stop conditions left on, fcsniper has no reported bans. Turn all the safety off and run three accounts flat out for two days and you are writing a different story. Read the full safety guide →
There are three business models in FUT automation: take a cut of your coins, charge a premium every season, or charge a flat €10. Only one of them is priced so that your second account is free.
| fcsniper | Commission bots cloud, "free" |
Premium licence bots per season |
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| Cost per season | €10 | €0 up front | €20 – €120 |
| Cut of your coins | 0% | 30–50% | 0% |
| Accounts included | Unlimited | Unlimited (they take a cut of each) | Usually 1–2 |
| Licence term | One season | Ongoing, no end | One season |
| Cost of a 2nd account | €0 | Another 30–50% cut | Another licence |
| Needs your EA account access | No | Yes | Varies |
| Where it runs | Your browser | Their datacenter | Your browser |
| Hops per search | 1 | 3 + shared queue | 1 |
| You pick the filter | Yes | Often not — their AI picks | Yes |
| Snipe a specific player | Yes | Frequently unsupported | Yes |
| Keeps working if the vendor goes quiet | Yes — it runs locally | No | Usually |
| Your PC must stay on | Yes | No | Yes |
A commission autobuyer takes 30–50% of every coin it makes you, every month, with no end date. Drag the slider and see what one season of that costs against €10.
Coins you make per month
2M
Season assumed at 10 active months. Commission taken at 40%, the midpoint of the 30–50% range cloud bots advertise. Coins converted at a deliberately conservative €0.55 per 100K so the argument survives a bad market.
fcsniper
Per season. Unlimited accounts. 0% commission.
€10per season
Commission autobuyer
40% of your coins, taken every month — 8M coins over a season
€44per season
Premium licence bot
Paid again every season, 1–2 accounts
€99per season
What you keep by choosing fcsniper
Versus the commission model, over one season
€34saved
Real runs, real filters, no edits. The panel you see in these clips is the one that ships.
2:14
84–86 rated Premier League filter, 12.5K max BIN. Fifteen cards, no soft bans.
1:38
Every setting explained, including the ones that keep you off EA's radar.
3:02
What a safe overnight session looks like, break tasks and all.
Clips play muted and only download when you click them, so the page stays fast.
“Set the fodder filter before work, came back to a full transfer list and 340K. The break tasks thing is smart — my account looks like I actually played.”
“I was paying a cloud bot 40% of everything. Ten euros for the season and I run it on all three of my accounts. Should have switched months ago.”
“It caught a captcha at 1am, stopped, and played a sound loud enough to wake me. That alone is worth more than the price.”
Feedback from fcsniper users during the FC 26 season.
That is the whole pricing page. There is no tier above this one.
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fcsniper has no backend. No datacenter bill, no per-account compute, no ops team watching a queue. The cost of one more user is zero, so the price does not have to grow with you.
Your second account costs us nothing to support. Charging you again for it would be arbitrary, so we do not. One licence, however many accounts you run.
A 40% cut means the better you get, the more you pay. The incentive is backwards. We would rather charge €10 for the season and stop there, however good you get.
Ten dollars for a year is low enough that walking away in September costs you nothing. If the bot did not make you coins, do not renew. We would rather price it that way than lock you into a subscription you forget to cancel.
€10 per season. One payment covers the full EA FC season, which is a year. It is not a monthly subscription and there is no commission on the coins you make, and the same licence works on as many EA accounts as you own. The nearest local competitor charges $19.99 a year for roughly one account.
Unlimited. One €10 licence covers every EA account you own. Most autobuyers charge per account or take a percentage of each account's profit. fcsniper does neither.
Automation breaks the EA User Agreement, so the risk is never zero and anyone claiming otherwise is selling you something. What we can tell you is that no bans have been reported on fcsniper's recommended settings.
The reason is behavioural: randomised delays between searches, scheduled breaks, real in-game break tasks like opening a pack or playing a Squad Battles match, and hard stop conditions. It also detects CAPTCHAs and soft bans and stops immediately rather than hammering the market. The thing that reliably gets accounts flagged is running flat out, 24/7, with every safety setting turned off. Full safety guide.
No. fcsniper is a Chrome extension that runs inside the EA FC web app tab you are already signed into. It has no backend server, so your credentials, session cookies and filters never leave your computer. Cloud autobuyers work the opposite way round: you hand over account access and their servers drive your account.
Hop count. fcsniper runs in the same browser tab as the web app, so a search is one round trip: your machine to EA and back. A cloud autobuyer goes from its datacenter to EA, back to the datacenter, decides, then acts — and shares that queue with every other account on the box. Removing the middleman removes the latency, and latency is what decides who wins a card.
Yes. fcsniper drives the EA FC Ultimate Team web app, which supports PlayStation, Xbox and PC accounts. The extension itself runs in a Chromium browser — Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera — on Windows, macOS or Linux.
Yes. fcsniper runs in your browser, so the machine needs to be awake with the web app tab open. That is the trade for never handing your account to a third-party server. A cheap always-on machine or a small VPS works fine, and the recommended settings include breaks anyway — you are not meant to run it around the clock.
The current build targets the live EA SPORTS FC Ultimate Team web app and is updated whenever EA changes it. Every update inside your paid season is included, at no extra cost. The licence runs one season, so September is another €10.
It depends on your filter, your starting coins and how busy the market is. A tight fodder filter on a healthy market typically returns tens of thousands of coins an hour; high-rated snipes land less often but pay far more per card. fcsniper shows a live profit-per-hour figure, which is the only honest way to answer this — tune the filter for twenty minutes and you will know your own number.
Download the build, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, and click Load unpacked. Then open the Transfers tab in the web app and click the fcsniper tile. Step-by-step guide with screenshots.
No. fcsniper is an independent third-party tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Electronic Arts Inc. EA, EA SPORTS, FIFA and Ultimate Team are trademarks of Electronic Arts Inc.
Ten dollars for the season, every account you own, and a bot that never asks for your password.