Base trading bot comparison
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Maestro vs Terminal (Base)
Compare confirmed Base controls and product scope. Terminal is the current name of Padre.
Quick verdict
The confirmed record does not establish a decisive overall preference. Compare the controls relevant to your workflow.
Which bot should you choose
Bot rating summary
- Maestro: ★★★★½ 4.9/5 (Excellent)
- Terminal: ★★★★½ 4.8/5 (Excellent)
Feature comparison
| Confirmed feature | Maestro | Terminal |
|---|---|---|
| Platform trading fee | 1% | Up to 1% |
| Interface languages | English, Simplified Chinese · Telegram | English, Chinese |
| Limit orders | Yes · Telegram | Yes |
| Confirmed access surfaces | Telegram | Web |
Fees comparison
Maestro: 1%
Terminal: Up to 1% advertised; exact universal rate unconfirmed. Network and protocol costs are separate.
Trading fees are only part of the real cost. Cashback, referral rewards or discounted fee structures can make one bot more cost-efficient over time depending on how often you trade.
Key differences
- The recorded discovery engine comparison shows Basic for Maestro and Integrated for Terminal.
Confirmed controls and integrations
| Confirmed feature | Maestro | Terminal |
|---|---|---|
| Priority / gas fee control | Manual · Telegram | Manual · Web |
| Internal wallets | Yes · Telegram | Yes · Web |
| Multiple wallets | Yes · Telegram | Yes · Web |
| Wallet import | Yes | Yes · Web |
| Automated sells | Yes · Telegram | Yes |
| Partial take-profit | Yes · Telegram | Yes · Web |
This advanced comparison focuses on deeper product differences that matter more to active traders, such as execution controls, discovery tooling, wallet intelligence, launch coverage and market access.
Here we focus on the deeper product differences that impact real trading performance, such as routing depth, discovery tooling, wallet intelligence, launch coverage and execution controls on Base.
We avoid publishing fixed speed rankings for Maestro and Terminal, since execution performance depends on factors like RPC quality, region, device performance, priority fees and network congestion.
Since real-world performance depends on setup, this comparison prioritizes product design and workflow differences instead of fixed latency claims.
Terminal, formerly Padre, advertises a platform trading fee of up to 1%, cashback up to 35% and separate referral commission up to 40%. Exact account rates are unconfirmed. Network and DEX/protocol costs are separate. Only confirmed comparison overlap is shown; an omitted feature does not imply non-support. Discovery filters do not prove trade or sniper integration. Terminal reviewed 29 September 2026.
Maestro workflow on Base
Reviewed 7 October 2026 · Base scope
Trading costs
Maestro charges a product-wide 1% fee on successful manual and automated buys and sells. Network gas, priority fees or builder tips, DEX/protocol costs and bridge-provider fees are separate. Ordinary wallet transfers have no Maestro trading fee.
Execution and launch orders
Smart Slippage is a confirmed Base buy-setting control, alongside manual slippage. Network gas is separate from Maestro’s trading fee. Base AutoSnipe availability remains unconfirmed: older documentation and the current selector disagree. It is not presented as supported or unsupported.
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FAQ
Does an unlisted feature mean it is unsupported?
No. A missing value means the available data does not establish support. It is different from an explicit negative value.
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