Automate Swaps lets you schedule repeated swaps between SOL and SPL tokens, for example buying a token in small amounts on a schedule. It runs through Jupiter, Solana's swap router.
How it runs
Swaps are signed in your browser or app, not by us. The schedule is evaluated by the server, but each swap is signed and sent by your open wallet. That means the wallet needs to be open for scheduled swaps to run. If it is closed, a swap waits until you open it again. A push reminder can nudge you when one is due, where notifications are set up.
Advanced options
- Time windows. Only run swaps during hours you choose.
- Price ranges. Only run when the price is inside a range you set.
- Price orders. Run a swap when a price target is reached.
Before you start
1. Pick a pair with enough liquidity. Thin pools make each swap cost more.
2. Start small. Run a small schedule first and check the result.
3. Keep SOL for fees. Each swap pays Solana network fees.
4. Review it regularly. A schedule keeps running until you stop it.
An example
Say you want to build a small position in a Solana token over time. You choose SOL as the input, pick the token, set a small amount and a weekly schedule, and leave the wallet to run each swap when it is due. Each swap buys at that day's price, so you are not betting everything on one moment. A price range or a time window can keep a swap from running at a bad moment.
What can go wrong
A swap can be skipped if the wallet is closed, your SOL balance is too low for fees, or the token has no liquidity at that moment. Large amounts in a thin pool can move the price against you. Check the history after the first few runs.
Automated does not mean guaranteed. Prices move, liquidity changes and a swap can be skipped or fail. Nothing here is financial advice.