What We Build, and What We Never Do
Crypto tools ask for a lot of trust and usually explain very little about themselves. This page is the opposite of that.
The team behind DexsAlertBot
The bot, this site and every guide on it are published by the people who build and run DexsAlertBot. Here is what that means in practice — and how you can check it instead of taking our word for it.
Independent, and that's the whole point
DexsAlertBot is not affiliated with, funded by, or promoting any exchange, launchpad or token project. No token pays to appear in an alert — a token appears because the bot's criteria matched it. That independence is the only reason a signal level means anything at all.
Where these guides come from
We write about what we work on every day: watching Solana and Robinhood Chain for new pools, screening tokens against contract-level checks, and reading the same public on-chain data you can read. Where a guide states how a protocol behaves, it links to that protocol's own documentation at the end — so you can verify the claim rather than trust the author.
How to check our numbers
The counters on this site are read live from the bot itself, not typed in by hand. Every token behind them is logged in 🏆 Results inside the bot, and any address can be re-checked with Check Token. If a number here ever disagrees with the bot, the bot is right.
How this is paid for
There is a free plan and a Premium plan at $45 a month, paid in SOL. The free plan needs no signup and keeps full access to bot results; Premium removes the daily limits. We said in advance that a paid tier might come and would be announced rather than appear quietly — that announcement is further down this page.
What we will never do
Never ask for a wallet connection, a private key, a seed phrase or a transaction signature. Never sell your data or hand it to a third party. Never tell you to buy or sell — an alert carries data and a reason, and the decision stays yours.
How to reach us
Want to verify all of this before trusting the bot? Our verification page lists every check you can run yourself. Questions, corrections, and mistakes you spot in a guide all go to the same place: our support channel on Telegram, or dexsalertbot@gmail.com. Both are answered by the people who run the bot.
One job, done properly
DexsAlertBot does one thing: monitor the networks it supports for early meme coin activity and deliver it with safety screening already applied. We don't run a trading desk, we don't hold funds, and we don't sell signals or predictions.
That narrow scope is deliberate. Every feature we add has to justify itself against the same standard: does it help you see a token earlier, or judge it more safely? If it does neither, it doesn't ship.
What the bot actually does
No prediction, no signals service, no promises — just monitoring and filtering, described honestly.
Monitors new liquidity pools
It continuously watches public on-chain data for newly created pools and shifts in activity.
Filters by safety criteria
Tokens are screened against contract-level safety signals, and the ones that fail are skipped rather than sent.
Sends the data, not a verdict
Each alert carries price, market cap, liquidity, volume, age and a signal level with its reason — so you decide.
Commitments, stated in advance
Never asks for wallet access
No wallet connection, no private key, no seed phrase, no signature — not now and not in any future version.
Data, not advice
Alerts report what's happening on-chain. They never recommend buying or selling, because that isn't something a bot can responsibly do.
No performance promises
Most meme coins fail. Results shown in the bot are a running log, not a highlight reel, and past detections predict nothing.
Direct support channel
Questions reach our official support channel directly and are answered by the people who build and run the bot — not an outsourced help desk.
We said a paid plan might come. It has.
For a long time this page said a subscription option existed but was not active, and that if a paid tier ever arrived it would be announced clearly rather than appearing quietly. That tier is now live — so this is the announcement, and this is exactly what changed.
What changed: Premium is $45 a month, paid in SOL, and removes the daily limits. The free plan now has daily caps — 4 Early, 4 Moderate and 2 Strong alerts, plus 2 token checks on each network — and custom notification settings became a subscriber feature.
What did not: the free plan is still free and still needs no signup. Bot results stay fully open to everyone, because that is how you check our numbers. And we still never ask for a wallet connection, a private key or a seed phrase — including for payment, which you send yourself. See the full pricing →
Questions people actually ask
Who is behind DexsAlertBot?
DexsAlertBot is an independent product, built and operated by the team behind the DexsAlertBot brand. It is not affiliated with, funded by, or promoting any exchange, launchpad or token project — which is exactly why its alerts can stay neutral.
Is DexsAlertBot free?
There is a free plan and a paid one. The free plan needs no signup and gives 4 Early, 4 Moderate and 2 Strong alerts a day, plus 2 token checks on each network. Premium removes those limits for $45 a month, paid in SOL. Full pricing →
Does DexsAlertBot give financial advice?
No. It reports on-chain data and applies safety filters. It never recommends buying or selling anything, and every alert is informational only.
What will DexsAlertBot never ask for?
A wallet connection, a private key, a seed phrase, or any transaction signature. It is an alert bot that reads public data, so it has no reason to request access to funds and never will. The Trade Bot buttons are the one place the bot points outward: they open an independent external trading tool, which is a separate service with its own terms — nothing about it changes what DexsAlertBot itself asks of you.
Try it and judge for yourself
Free, no wallet, no signup — open it on Telegram and see what the alerts actually look like.
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