BEST SNEAKER BOTS OF 2020
Cybersole is one of the most in-demand bots in the game at the moment. Part of this goes to the success rate it has. But a major reason could be the fact that flipping a key of Cybersole, that is Out-of-Stock, could make you as much as selling 3 or 4 pairs of new clean Yeezys. And we have the kids in the game to thank for making this a thing; reselling bots. So in case, you wanted to buy Cybersole before the next drop, you’ll need to pay a good sum.
Now, even if you’re short on cash, you can still cop Jordans and Yeezys, using Cybersole. After all, the sneaker community is one of the most helpful you’ll ever join. You can rent a sneaker bot for a period as short as one day, or as long as a month. And this also applies to Cybersole. So if you wanna just give it a try, make sure you pick the right time and rent any of the best sneaker bots to see what you’re getting yourself into.
Honestly, Cyber’s earned this value, having a consistent and strong performance throughout 2020. Copping Yeezys, Jordans, Off-whites, and streetwear items from Shopify, Footsites, and Supreme. Also, we gotta admit that the mobile companion app that remotely controls the bot, is a major plus for Cyber.
AIO Bot
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The OG Sneaker bot. The first name that gets to your mind when you think about copping, collecting, and reselling sneakers. AIO Bot is easily one of the best sneaker bots in the game. Not only in 2020 but ever since it launched back in 2014. Supporting Shopify, Adidas, Yeezysupply, and killing it on Footsites. AIO Bot is also one of the easiest bots to run if you’re just getting started. And the price of $325 is far from being a deal-breaker. Add to that the availability factor, and you got yourself one of the best sneaker bots ever.
The same way 2020 was a difficult year for most, it wasn’t that easy for AIO Bot. But thanks to our amazing team of developers, our bot is one of the most updated and fastest to keep up with any site changes. In terms of numbers, AIO Bot users cooked on every single Air Jordan Release. Including the AJ1 Royal Toe, Satin Snakeskin, Jordan 1 Smoke Grey, and a lot more. And Yeezy-wise, The Adidas Yeezy 350 V2 Carbon, and Zyon were 2 of the best releases of 2020 and some of the best cops for us.
Aside from great performance, the price is another major advantage of AIO Bot. AIO Bot would cost you $325 with $69 renewal fees every 6 Months. And at this price point, AIO Bot is one of the most affordable bots among the best sneaker bots in the industry.
**PS: In light of the outbreak of COVID-19 all AIO Bot keys, both valid and expired, have been renewed, for FREE! So, if you’re an OG AIO user and fell short on some updates, run your bot, update it, and you’re good to cop AGAIN!
NSB Bot
NSB (Nikeshoebot) is another highly-performing All-in-one Bot in the sneaker industry. And just like AIO bot, it supports Shopify, Footsites, Supreme, and more. In 2020, NSB’s name was mentioned among the top-scoring bots on most releases. Among NSB’s best cops this year we can mention the Jordan 1 Satin Snakeskin, Yeezy Carbon & Zyon, Travis Scott’s Cactus Trails, and thousands of Supreme items. And as usual, you should always check a sneaker bot’s Twitter for legit performance proof before you buy it.
So NSB maintaining a very consistent success, plus the fact that it’s always-in-stock made NSB one of the most sought-after bots. And if you were to compare its retail price of $499/year with the resale value of OOS bots, NSB might actually win.
Also one of the top bots in the game. Balko supports Shopify, Adidas, and Supreme. With a decent success rate, and another OOS bot. So you can forget about kicking off the game whenever you feel like it. You gotta wait for a restock or buy it for the resale price of $1500 to $2000. However, there is a cheaper and less time-consuming option which is renting. Renting Balko bot isn’t that hard. You just gotta check Twitter and Discord and you’ll find plenty of keys to any major sneaker bot that you can rent for a short period of time.
However, one point that’s getting to the copping chances of sneakerheads would be not supporting footsites. As you may know, most air Jordan sneakers drop on Footsites. And having a bot that doesn’t cop off these sites means a major decrease in your ability to get some of the most coveted pairs of sneakers in this game. Along with all the cash you could’ve made flipping them.
Kodai
Kodai might not have always been under your radar, but it’s been one of the best sneaker bots in the industry now. As an all-in-one bot, Kodai supports Adidas, Yeezysupply, Supreme, and Footlocker EU, and Shopify. However, Kodai’s biggest strength could be Footsites US. And since a big bulk of the stock drops there, running Kodai can increase your chances at copping, flipping, and cashing in. BIG TIME! Unless you buy it for the resale price, which falls between $6000 and $7000, then you’ll go short on money for a long time. And Kodai it’ll be a while for Kodai to start paying you back.
Some of Kodai’s recent big moments in 2020 were The Jordan 1 Mochas, Yeezy Carbon, AJ1 Satin, and Jordan 12 Gold. Check out their Twitter feed, for success proof.
As for the usage, Kodai’s interface is smooth and relatively easy to use. So if you’re still new to the game, and can actually afford it, you shouldn’t have a hard time running Kodai.
Wrath Bot
Launching back in February 2018, Wrath bot is not new to the sneaker battles and wars. However, 2020 seems to be doing the bot some, or a lot of justice. The retail price of Wrath is set at $250. But as cupcakes and rainbows as this price sounds, Wrath also follows the very trendy “Out-of-stock” model. Making it impossible for you to get a key unless you pay the resale price for it. Which, in the case of Wrath bot, is about $5000 to $6000! Or you could stay glued to their Twitter account hoping for a restock. Quite frustrating when you got a whole bunch of Yeezys lined up to drop soon.
Wrath cops sneakers from Footsites, Shopify, and Yeezysupply. And for your weekly dose of pricey streetwear, Wrath also supports Supreme. However, to continue on this copping journey, you must pay $125 every 6 months to keep sneakers coming through your windows PC or Mac.
So far in 2020, we’ve seen Wrath cop on almost all hyped releases with checkout numbers ranging from OK to impressive! And if we know one thing, it’s the effort and continued success that counts in this game. As not making it to even 1 of the games, could cost a bot A LOT!
Some of the biggest successes of Wrath bot would be the Yeezy Linens, Jordan 1 Royals, New Balance Casablanca, and of course Supreme.
Ganesh Bot
Ganesh is probably one of the best sneaker bots to perform on EU-based sites. Catering for a part of the community that’s long been overlooked.
In terms of websites, Ganesh supports Footlocker EU, Footsites, Finishline, Solebox, Offspring, and many more. With an applaudable performance on Footlocker EU and Footsites US.
Of course, that’s all great news for EU fam, but if you’re located in the US and want to run Ganesh. Well, you can always resort to reshipping services. Even if they’re gonna add to your running costs. Generally speaking, 2020 was a successful year for Ganesh users who copped the Mochas, Jordan 5 Oregon, AJ5 “What The”, Nike Sacai Vaporwaffle, AJ1 Lucky Green, and a lot more.
Addressing the elephant in the room now, the price! The retail price of Ganesh falls more into the higher range of prices at £550. In addition to the renewal fees of $80/ 6 months. But that’s really nothing compared to its aftermarket price. If you’re looking to buy Ganesh and can’t waste time waiting for a restock, it’ll cost you anywhere between $4500 and $5000. Pretty pricey, but as with all great sneaker bots, copping the right pairs will pay you back very soon.
Phantom By Ghost
$300 for a decent all in one bot is not much to pay if we’re being honest here. And Phantom, the AIO Bot by Ghost is one that’s worth your cash. However, when such a sneaker bot opts for an OOS business model, things get pricey. So, if you’re aching to cop sneakers or Supreme using Phantom, brace yourself to shed anything from $1500 to $2000. But even that is not a lot considering how much you can make when you play your cards right and cop smart.
So, back to Phantom. Some of the latest successful drops for Phantom include the Yeezy Quantum Barium, Jordan 1 Royal Toes, Jordan 13 Flints, and Yeezy 700 MNVN Black. And though its performance on Supreme wasn’t a match to its competitors’, Phantom still counts as an AIO bot. One that’s actually compatible with Windows and Mac.
Easycop Bot
One of the promising sneaker bots that joined the industry recently is Easycop Bot. Known to be a Footsites only bot, Easycop is slowly getting the attention of sneakerheads on big releases.
In terms of performance, this sneaker bot has been getting an increased number of checkouts regularly. With their recent success scored on the Yeezy Asriel release where they claim to have copped thousands of pairs. And we can’t help but notice the big hype over this new bot. The number of shoutouts and rate of engagement on Twitter is remarkable for a bot just out of Beta testing.
As for the sites, Easycop supports Footsites only. And it’s still not clear whether or not it will add more sites anytime soon. However, for a relatively new bot, Easycop’s performance on Footsites is quite remarkable. Among its recent wins, we can mention the Black NMD HUs, the Yeezy 380 Natural and Carbon, and the Kobe “Bruce Lee” on which ECB scored a success rate of 95%.
At the price point of $600 Easycop is not so easy on the pocket. But again compared to the crazy resell prices of OOS bots, it’s not a lot to pay for such performance. However, if you’re into all-in-one bots and streetwear, ECB is not your bot.
The Shit Bot
We’ve focused more before on AIO bots and those specialized in wiping shelves of Footsites and Shopify. But unless we talk about Nike bots, we’d be overlooking one major subsection of the sneaker industry. Nike bots have always been a major part of the industry. In fact, the whole sneaker botting scene kicked off with Nike bots back when Kanye was part of Nike and Nike Yeezys were the real deal. 5 or 6 years later, Nike bots are back in the spotlight, with Nike dropping most of the stock on hyped Dunk and Jordan releases. And although BetterNikeBot is one of the oldest Nike bots around, it seems like The Shit Bot is taking the limelight lately.
With a unique character, one of a kind UI, and lately great performance on SNKRS, The Shit Bot (No really, that’s its name!) is considered one of the best Nike bots out there. Scrolling through TSB Twitter, you can tell it performs very well and cops sneakers that aren’t accessible by other bots. And well, when you add up the number of the Jordan 1 Mochas, AJ5 Off white sail and Nike Dunks copped, TSB’s users seem to be making some good cash!
According to their website, using TSB you can cop Nike sneakers from more than 45 different regions. As for the retail price, the 10 Grand on the website might look freaky, but the actual retail/ restock price of this Nike bot is $299. So it’s on the lower side of the price range.
via aiobot
