Layback Bot for Polymarket

Quick answers

What does it cost?

The guide says there is no subscription and gives dated builder maker/taker fees, with separate possible venue and funding costs.[1][2]

Does it trade for me?

Yes; activated strategies run in the cloud under configured settings.[1][2]

Where do my funds sit?

The connection flow uses the wallet key; the guide does not fully explain server key storage or operator authority.[1][2]

What do I need to start?

An eligible account, available venue balance and the bot’s configured key connection.[1][2]

Where is it available?

The web control panel and cloud execution are documented; current venue and jurisdiction restrictions must be checked separately.[1][2]

Overview

Trading mode

Activated cloud strategies can place Polymarket orders under the user’s configured rules.[1][2]

Funding and prerequisites

An eligible Polymarket account, available trading funds and the key required by the bot’s documented connection flow.[1][2]

What it offers

• Configured strategies

  The provider describes setting strategy filters, stakes and stops before activating a bot.[1][2]

• Cloud execution

  The guide says active execution continues without the browser being open.[1][2]

• Operations and logs

  A web control panel is described for following completed actions and diagnosing strategy behavior.[1][2]

• Back and lay stake controls

  The guide distinguishes desired Back profit from Lay liability, rather than applying one stake minimum to every price.[1][2]

How it works

Trading mode

Activated cloud strategies can place Polymarket orders under the user’s configured rules.[1][2]

Delivery channels

Web control panel, Cloud strategy execution

Markets supported

Polymarket

Pricing and fees

No bot subscription according to the guide. Its 17 September 2026 fee observation is 0.05% maker and 0.10% taker on traded amount; separate venue costs may apply.[1][2]

Trading fee

Maker percent:

0.05%

Taker percent:

0.1%

Basis:

Traded amount on buys and sells, not only profit

Provider observation date:

2026-09-17

Qualification:

A dated provider observation, not a current independent fee check. Polymarket fees may also apply.

Minimum amounts

The guide sets a $5 potential-profit target before fees, with Back stake depending on odds and a different Lay liability calculation. Venue share minimums also apply; this is not a flat $5 deposit requirement.[1][2]

No subscription plans, according to the provider. The provider guide explicitly states there is no monthly subscription for the bot; trading fees remain separate.

As published on 7 November 2026.

Getting started

What you need first

An eligible Polymarket account, available trading funds and the key required by the bot’s documented connection flow.[1][2]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

The guide describes exporting the venue owner wallet key and entering it into the bot’s login. It does not fully explain the server’s key storage or custody architecture.[1][2]

Terms, privacy and eligibility

The September guide says Brazil, the U.S. and the U.K. are restricted on the international venue and directs readers to Polymarket’s current list. This research does not independently determine legal eligibility.[1][2]

Sources

1. 1. bot-polymarket.layback.trade (opens in a new tab)
2. 2. bot-polymarket.layback.trade/primeiros-passos (opens in a new tab)