FC 27 Autobuyer FAQ

Sniping means catching a player who has been listed for far less than they are worth, usually seconds after they appear, and reselling them at the market price. The profit is the gap between a careless listing and reality, and it exists because thousands of people list cards without checking prices.

Only in speed and patience. It runs the same search you would run and sends the same buy request, but it does so in milliseconds and does not get bored after twenty minutes. Sniping by hand means losing most races to somebody who reacted faster.

Reported figures on the main site run from about one to two million coins a month for new users, two to four million for people who know the market, and five million and up for the most active. How long you leave it running and how good your filters are matter more than anything else.

On the Silver tier you choose the targets and the maximum price. On Gold you can load sniping filters that update every hour, which removes the research without removing your control over the price ceiling.

No. The maximum price you set is a hard ceiling. If nothing is listed under it, nothing is bought, which is why a badly priced filter shows up as a quiet session rather than as an empty club.

It lists them. After a snipe the bot puts the card on the transfer market at a FUT.gg or lowest BIN price. Relisting is the bit it does not do: when that listing expires, it will not list the same card again. You relist by hand, or use the free list and bulk-sell tools on the main site.

There is a real risk and pretending otherwise would be dishonest. Across the FC 25 cycle over 98% of users reported no punishment of any kind, and the punishment that does get handed out is usually a block on transfer market access through the web and companion apps rather than a ban.

Losing the ability to use the transfer market through the web and companion apps. Your club, coins and players stay with you and you can still play and trade in game. Full account bans are associated with buying coins, sharing accounts and deliberate coin transfers, not with automating your own session.

Where a market restriction is applied it runs until the next title is released rather than forever. That is the shape of the downside: temporary loss of one interface, weighed against a market you can work every day of the cycle.

No, and this is the part worth repeating. The autobuyer works inside the official EA FC web app using the session you logged into yourself. Nobody asks for your email, your password or a security code, so there is nothing to leak.

Keep the scheduled breaks, stay inside the daily search and snipe ranges the software shows you, leave the safety blocks switched on, and do not combine an autobuyer with bought coins or account sharing. The current rules are published on the main site and updated when new patterns appear.

Because a promise would be worthless. Over 9,000 people have used it since FC 24, reported punishments get read and turned into safety rules, and the resulting figure is published so you can weigh it yourself.

Silver is £25 ($33 / €30) as a single payment covering the current FC 27 cycle, or £6 ($8 / €7) a month. Gold is £50 ($65 / €60) as a single payment covering the current FC 27 cycle, or £15 ($20 / €17) a month. Pounds, dollars and euros are shown here; checkout on the main site confirms the currency you pay in.

No, and it is worth being clear about it. A single payment covers the current game cycle rather than every future release, which is why the monthly option exists for anyone who only wants a few weeks of it.

No. Each tier is available either as a single payment or as a monthly subscription and you hold one of the two. If you start monthly and later want the cycle covered outright, the account page handles the change.

It depends on whether you want to do the research. Silver gives you the autobuyer and expects you to pick targets. Gold hands you filters updated every hour, investment calls, and extra intercept and price-error filters.

Yes, from your account page on the main site in a few clicks. Cancelling stops future payments and leaves the time you have already paid for intact.

One EA account per payment, on as many devices as you like. If you run more than one EA account you can increase the quantity on your plan rather than buying again from scratch.

An EA account with transfer market access, and either Google Chrome on Windows or Mac or an iPhone, iPad or Android device. There is no VPS to rent, no second machine to leave switched on and nothing to configure at the network level.

The transfer market side of it does, because it works through the EA FC web and companion apps rather than the game itself. PC, PlayStation and Xbox accounts are supported. You run the bot on a phone, tablet, Windows or Mac, not on the console.

Minutes. Install the extension or the app, sign in to the EA FC web app the way you always do, set a target and a maximum price, then start it. It lists what it snipes. The defaults are the safe settings.

Discord, which is where support actually happens. Private tickets cover account specific problems and the public channels usually mean somebody hit your issue an hour before you did. Email exists for business enquiries but is much slower.

The autobuyer is rebuilt against the new web app each cycle, historically working from the first minute the web app opens, with short updates when EA changes something. A single payment covers the cycle it was bought for.

Yes. A club scanner, a bulk card seller, a price checker, a one click transfer list lister and an EA tax calculator are all free on the main site, with no tier attached.