MadeOnSol Data API
KOL, alpha-wallet and deployer feeds for Solana and Robinhood Chain, pushed to a bot.
Best for developers building a Solana memecoin bot who want KOL trades, scored wallets, deployer reputation and a DEX tape pushed over webhooks without running an indexer; not for Ethereum, order books, or showing data to customers below 400 EUR a month.
by MadeOnSol
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What it is
An indexer over Solana memecoin trading, sold as an API, with a second chain alongside. What it tracks, by the API reference: a curated roster of KOL wallets with names and X profiles (1,100 or more by the docs, 2,465 by the home-page counter on the same day), an "alpha wallet" classifier that scores wallets outside that roster by win rate, PnL and ROI, a reputation tier for every pump.fun deployer, a normalised trade tape across 14 DEX programs on 8 venues, per-wallet FIFO PnL and open positions for any address, and per-token holder, bundle, early-buyer and risk endpoints. The OpenAPI document at version 1.20.0 listed 177 paths on 27 October 2026, 70 of them under the Robinhood Chain prefix.
It is bought for the labelling rather than the raw tape. The question the roster, the classifier and the deployer tiers answer is who is behind a trade or a launch — the same purchase as Nansen or Cielo, narrowed to Solana launchpad trading and delivered to code rather than to a dashboard. Delivery is REST, WebSocket and signed webhooks, a pay-per-call x402 route for agents without a key, and MCP servers.
The reader's code decides. The copy-trade endpoints are rules — these wallets, this minimum size, this market-cap band — that post every matching trade to a webhook or a WebSocket channel; the terms describe the platform as "data-only" and say it "never executes, sends, or manages trades or funds". The vendor runs a directory of Solana tools on the same domain, with paid listings and affiliate links by its terms; that directory is not what this card describes.
Pricing
In euros, read on the pricing page on 27 October 2026 with the monthly toggle; the page prints a dollar approximation beside each. Annual billing is ten months for twelve.
- Free — 200 REST calls a day, 60 a minute, REST only. Live feeds are 5 minutes behind; leaderboards and token search are not. No card; the key expires after 30 days and is renewed with a click.
- Pro — 43 a month or 430 a year. 10,000 calls a day, 300 a minute, no intentional delay, 2 WebSockets, 3 webhooks, 3 copy-trade rules over 5 wallets each, 50 tracked wallets per chain.
- Ultra — 131 a month or 1,310 a year. 100,000 calls a day, the DEX firehose, the ShredPrism early-deploy feed, 10 webhooks, 20 rules over 50 wallets, 250 tracked wallets per chain.
- Business — 400 a month or 4,000 a year. 500,000 calls a day, the embed licence for one product, bulk Parquet exports, 100 rules over 250 wallets.
- Enterprise — from 1,000 a month on an annual contract, by invoice or USDC.
Business is the first plan a product can be built on. Free, Pro and Ultra are licensed for internal use; showing the data to anyone else needs Business, and reselling it needs Enterprise.
Payment is by card through Stripe, which renews automatically, or a one-off payment in SOL or USDC, which does not unless you opt into an on-chain spending delegation. The terms call payments non-refundable except where mandatory law says otherwise. The x402 route is priced at 0.005 to 0.02 USD a call in USDC and is not delayed.
The demo is real. The pricing page prints a public demo key that works on three endpoints without an account. On 27 October 2026 the alpha leaderboard and the KOL feed both answered it with live-looking data, five minutes behind.
The GitHub README mentions a five-day free trial of Pro or Ultra when paying by card. The pricing page does not, so the card does not count it.
Data & coverage
Solana mainnet and Robinhood Chain, which the terms describe as an Arbitrum Orbit L2; the vendor
says it runs its own node for the second and sells a tokenized-equities endpoint on it. Nothing on
Ethereum, Base or BNB, and the chain list on this card says solana alone because Robinhood Chain
is not a value the catalogue has.
The Solana tape is a third-party stream, not the vendor's validator. The API reference says swaps and new-deploy shreds arrive over "Constant-K Nexus" gRPC from two regions, first-to-arrive per slot. Detection latency is published live on a benchmarks page; the reference claims under a second from push to webhook on paid plans.
History is short, because the product is. Leaderboards and PnL rankings aggregate windows of
up to 180 days. Wallet cost basis is "observable over the last ~90 days", by the wallet endpoint's
own note. Deployer reputation keeps up to 365 daily snapshots; wallet-classification snapshots
start on 28 August 2026 and lock-lifecycle events on 23 September 2026, by the reference. Business
and above can download every archived month of token_trades, rhc_trades and one-minute candles
as Parquet; how many months that is the reference does not say.
The counts disagree with each other. Tracked KOLs are 1,100-plus in the API docs, 2,465 on the home page and 1,000-plus in the GitHub README; deployers are 1.5 million in the docs, 1.62 million on the home page and 23,000 "scored" in the README; the DEX programme count is 14 on the site and 15-plus in the README. Treat the small numbers as the floor.
Integrations
Three REST clients, each checked against its registry on 27 October 2026: madeonsol on npm,
first published 28 March 2026 and at 4.5.0; madeonsol-x402 on PyPI at 2.1.0, which carries the
keyed Python client as well as the keyless x402 one; and madeonsol on crates.io with 45 published
versions. The GitHub organisation holds 18 repositories under MIT, including the two MCP servers,
ElizaOS and Solana Agent Kit plugins for both chains, and three starter bots — a copy-trade
starter, a Discord deployer alert and a Telegram rug check. The repositories have between zero and
three stars each.
Both MCP servers return product data, not documentation: mcp-server-madeonsol for the Solana
KOL endpoints and mcp-server-robinhood-chain for the other chain, each needing an API key. That
is the test the mcp_server flag applies.
Webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and start at Pro. The WebSocket token does not expire, one per account, so several processes can share it; stream sessions can be listed and closed over REST.
Limitations
- Two chains, and the second is small. Solana plus Robinhood Chain. A bot that also trades on Base or BNB needs another feed, and nothing here reads a centralised exchange.
- Internal use only below 400 EUR a month. Free, Pro and Ultra may not display the data to anyone else; Business allows one product with attribution; raw redistribution is forbidden on every plan, caching is capped at 24 hours, and the terms say responses may be watermarked.
- The scores are the vendor's thresholds. Which wallet is "alpha", which deployer is "elite" and which KOL is "heating up" are classifications MadeOnSol chose, the same unauditable purchase as any labelled dataset. The Signal Scorecard endpoint publishes an out-of-sample hit rate and lift for each enrichment signal, which is more than most label vendors offer and is still the vendor's own backtest.
- A one-person company with a 2026 product. The terms name a Belgian sole proprietorship; the npm package dates from March 2026, the terms from September, and the GitHub organisation had three followers on 27 October 2026. The risk to price in is continuity, not the data.
- The free key is for looking, not running. No webhooks, no WebSockets, no wallet tracker, a five-minute delay on the feeds, and a 30-day expiry.
- The frame is launchpad trading. The KOL feed the demo key returned was pump.fun tokens under an hour old, and the vocabulary — alpha, sniper, rug, deshred — says who the product is for. A reader after holder analysis of established tokens is in the wrong shop.
- No refunds, by the terms.
Alternatives
Cielo is the same wallet-following purchase with a dashboard and Telegram in front of it, on 30-plus chains, from free. Birdeye Data is the Solana-first DEX token API — prices, OHLCV, trades, holders, wallet PnL — metered in compute units from a free plan, without the KOL roster. Solscan Pro API is the explorer's index with decoded DeFi actions and five years of transfers, and no streaming. Nansen sells the labelled view across 38 chains as a dashboard. Bitquery and Dune answer the cross-address questions these endpoints pre-compute, with a query language and your own thresholds.
Specs
- Interfaces
- API, webhooks, MCP server
- Export
- JSON, Parquet, API
- Asset classes
- Spot
- Chains
- Solana
- Venues
- DEX
- KYC required
- No
- Platforms
- Library
- AI features
- None
- Capabilities
- Alerts, Onchain data, Wallet tracking
- Pricing verified
- Capabilities verified
- Coverage verified
Also worth comparing
- Cielo — Follow wallets on 30-plus chains, with PnL profiles and Telegram and Discord alerts.
- Nansen — A labelled view of the chain — who is buying, not just which address.
- Whale Alert — Large on-chain transfers, named by owner where known, pushed to your browser or phone.
- Arkham — Address explorer where wallets already carry a named owner and a confidence grade.
- Bubblemaps — Token holder graphs that show which wallets have been sending funds to each other.
- Allium — Institutional SQL over 85+ indexed chains, with labels and no published price.
On these shelves
Background
How this part of the industry works, rather than which product to pick.
- Why a crypto recovery offer asks for a fee first — How fake lawyers, agencies and recovery firms find people who lost crypto, what US and UK authorities say they never do, and where to report.
- What an exchange's proof of reserves proves, and what it leaves out — Proof of reserves compares wallets an exchange says it owns with customer balances at one snapshot. Who checks it, as of when, and what sits outside it.
- What an Ethereum RPC endpoint cannot answer — The eth_ namespace is one half of Ethereum. Staking, proposer pay, private order flow and smart-account users sit outside it, and so does some of the ETH.
- Where an on-chain number comes from before you see it — Four stages sit between a block and a dashboard — a node, an indexer, an attribution layer and a metric definition. Each one is a decision you cannot see.
FAQ
How much does the MadeOnSol API cost?
A free key gives 200 REST calls a day with live feeds 5 minutes behind. Paid plans are Pro at 43 EUR, Ultra at 131 and Business at 400 a month, with Enterprise from 1,000 a month on an annual contract, by the pricing page on 27 October 2026. A year costs ten months. Payment is by card through Stripe, or in USDC or SOL.
Does MadeOnSol have an MCP server?
Yes, two. The GitHub organisation publishes mcp-server-madeonsol for Solana and mcp-server-robinhood-chain, both TypeScript under MIT, and both query the product's data with an API key rather than its documentation.
Can I show MadeOnSol data to my own users?
Only on Business, inside one product and with a visible Powered by MadeOnSol notice, or under an Enterprise agreement. The terms effective 13 September 2026 license Free, Pro and Ultra for internal use, forbid redistributing raw responses on every plan, cap operational caching at 24 hours, and say responses may be watermarked.
Is MadeOnSol a copy-trading service?
No. The copy-trade feature is a rule over wallets you choose that posts each matching trade to your webhook or WebSocket, and the terms say the platform never executes, sends or manages trades or funds. Whether anything is bought is decided by the code you write.
Who runs MadeOnSol?
The sole proprietorship of Stijn Poortmans in Hulshout, Belgium, enterprise number 1039.535.538, by the terms. It is a 2026 product — the npm package was first published on 28 March 2026 and the terms are dated 13 September 2026.