FUTSplash – FC 27 Sniping Bot & Autobuyer

FUTSplash is a sniping bot and autobuyer for the EA FC 27 Ultimate Team Web App. It works inside the Web App you're already signed in to: it finds underpriced cards on the transfer market, buys them and lists them for profit, and it solves SBCs from your own club. AUTOBUYER AND SNIPING BOT • Live filters: cards our server picks from the whole market and reprices every 10 minutes, each with its buy price, score and market signals shown before you start. • Snipe one filter, run the live rotation, or run your own saved filters. • Every card is price-checked on the market before the bot buys, and listed at a price you choose. • Slow flips: buys while the market dips and lists where prices come back to. AUTO-BIDDER • Bids on auctions in their final minutes, up to a maximum you set, for the cards you choose. SBC SOLVER • Builds the cheapest squad from your club and SBC storage, places it in the squad builder for you to review, and can buy the missing cards. It never submits for you. • Community solutions, and an exclude list for cards you want to keep. GALLERY SOLVER • Every Gallery set with what you've collected, the lineup the game grades, its score with the bonus tags, its grade and the Gallery Tokens it pays. • The cheapest cards to each set's next grade, and the most each set can get, with what it costs. • Buys the missing cards in one go, then keeps them or relists them at cost or with a markup. SAFETY • The Tide: your searches and buys over the last 1 to 24 hours, kept under safe budgets; runs slow down as you near them. Breaks and pacing you control. • Dry run is on by default: real price checks and searches that never buy, until you switch a run live. Sign in with Google, or with the email and password of your FUTSplash account. Requires a FUTSplash subscription, with a 24-hour trial for £1. Subscriptions are sold by FUTSplash (not Google) at futsplash.com, with payment through Whop. Works only in the Web App in Chrome. FUTSplash is not affiliated with or endorsed by Electronic Arts. Using automation is at your own risk under EA's terms.