Start a run and FUTSplash works through live filters picked for your balance. It price-checks each card on the transfer market, snipes below a max buy that leaves you a profit after tax, lists every card it buys, then moves on to the next filter.
Pick one on the Auto-Buyer tab. Each one uses the same pricing and safety checks.
The core mode. Snipe a card below its market price and list it straight back at market. The filter pool is rebuilt every 10 minutes and ranked by expected profit after tax, and a run rotates through it so you're never stuck on one card.
Cards trading well below their three-day level. The bot buys only while the dip holds, caps the buy at today's live price, and lists back at the level. Bigger margins per card, in exchange for waiting for the sale.
Set up a search for a player on EA's own transfer market page, narrowed by rarity, position, chemistry style, league, club or nation if you like, then save it and load it again. Each filter is priced exactly like a live one, or you set its buy and sell prices yourself, and a run works through the filters you tick.
Bid on auctions in their final minutes, up to a maximum you set, for the cards you choose. Won items are listed like any other buy.
Before a filter runs, the bot searches the transfer market in your Web App and walks the price down to the cheapest real listing.
The live price is compared with a recent reference price. If they disagree by too much, the filter is skipped rather than traded on a spike.
When a special card and its base version come back in the same search, each is priced and bought on its own. You only buy the card you meant to.
The max buy is set so the sale clears EA's 5% tax and your minimum profit, rounded to EA's price steps.
Listings always sit inside the card's allowed price range, and a filter whose max buy can't beat the range minimum is skipped.
List at Safe, Recommended or Lazy prices, or leave it on Auto and the level follows the market: patient when prices rise, quicker when they fall.
The filter pool is shared across six budget bands, from under 5,000 coins to over 500,000. Each time a filter ends, the next one is picked to suit the balance you have now.
New to sniping filters? Read how they work and how to set a max buy.
Trade with your whole balance, re-read before every filter, or set a cap that the run spends down.
Leave it on auto and each filter brings its own, or set a percentage of the listing price.
Safe, Normal or Turbo. Every mode adds random variation to the delay between searches.
Short, Medium or Long presets, or Auto. A run pauses on schedule and picks up where it left off.
List the card straight away, or move it to your transfer list to deal with yourself.
Every search, price check, buy, listing and sale, with the cap used and the cheapest result. Copy it in one click.
The meter scores the last hour's sniping across every FUTSplash user, how busy it was and how often searches found a card, against the last four weeks. It reads Quiet, Slow, Average, Good or Hot.
Alongside it, the market's direction (rising, falling, a dip, a rebound, overnight) sets the Auto listing level, so you list patiently into a rising market and sell faster into a falling one.