Arbilest

Quick answers

What does it cost?

A subscription is required, with public durations but no displayed amounts; docs say there is no extra Arbilest trading fee.[1][2]

Does it trade for me?

It places the Polymarket leg and can cancel managed orders; you place the sportsbook leg yourself.[1][2]

Where do my funds sit?

Docs say funds stay in the Polymarket wallet while an encrypted session key remains on the Arbilest server.[1][2]

What do I need to start?

Email login, a paid subscription, an authorized session key and funded venue accounts.[1][2]

Where is it available?

The web terminal has open signup; the reviewed pages do not supply a complete country-by-country eligibility policy.[1][2]

Overview

Trading mode

Executes the Polymarket leg and can cancel managed orders automatically; it does not log into a sportsbook or place that second leg.[1][2]

Funding and prerequisites

An email account, active subscription, funded Polymarket wallet and separate sportsbook accounts. Docs describe USDC on Polygon for the Polymarket leg and crypto invoice payments for the subscription.[1][2]

What it offers

• Cross-source scanner

  Compare matching Polymarket sports markets and sportsbook odds, with filters for market type, start time and estimated return.[1][2]

• Stake calculator

  Use the displayed order-book price and sportsbook stake to calculate a share quantity and the resulting outcomes.[1][2]

• Polymarket order ticket

  Place a market or resting limit order for the Polymarket side; the sportsbook side remains manual.[1][2]

• Managed resting orders

  The provider describes cancelling a queued limit order when the opportunity disappears or drops below the configured return threshold.[1][2]

• Two-leg journal

  Record both legs, their real fill prices and their eventual result, with order and position views alongside the scanner.[1][2]

How it works

Trading mode

Executes the Polymarket leg and can cancel managed orders automatically; it does not log into a sportsbook or place that second leg.[1][2]

Data freshness

The provider describes WebSocket updates and sub-second delivery of changed opportunities; no benchmark was performed.[1][2]

Delivery channels

Web, WebSocket-fed scanner, Telegram fill notifications

Markets supported

Polymarket

Chains and networks

Polygon

Pricing and fees

Subscription access in 7-, 30-, 90- and 365-day periods; public amounts are not displayed. Docs say no added Arbilest trading fee.[1][2]

Trading fee

The docs say Arbilest adds no trading fee of its own and includes modeled Polymarket taker fees in displayed returns. Subscription costs are separate.[1][2]

Other fees

A paid subscription is required for scanner, opportunity feed and trading access; quoted amounts are not visible on the public page.[1][2]

Minimum amounts

The guide uses a $10 sportsbook stake and a roughly $5–15 Polymarket balance as an example for a first trade, not a universal account or order minimum.[1][2]

As published on 7 November 2026.

Getting started

What you need first

An email account, active subscription, funded Polymarket wallet and separate sportsbook accounts. Docs describe USDC on Polygon for the Polymarket leg and crypto invoice payments for the subscription.[1][2]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

Docs say the server stores an encrypted, per-user session key authorized for trading for 180 days. They say it cannot withdraw funds, and the wallet owner can revoke it. A private-key fallback for authorizing the session is described as browser-local.[1][2]

Sources

1. 1. arbilest.com (opens in a new tab)
2. 2. arbilest.com/docs (opens in a new tab)