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This project is an Autobidder trading bot that buys and sells players on the FUT (FIFA Ultimate Team) Transfer Market web application.
Built in Python, this bot uses Selenium to interact with FUT Webapp via ChromeDriver and features a Tkinter User Interface for easy operation.
See technical overview for detailed documentation. For issues/questions, consider joining Discord server here.
Unlike the more common and widely known botting methods, such as Autobuyers or snipers, which rely on speed and luck (and risky JavaScript injection), Autobidding takes a different approach. It focuses on lower margins at higher volumes, typically around 100-200 coins per card.
This makes Autobidding not only more lucrative long term, but also more consistent, and in my opinion, safer. It is also more fun to watch compared to card sniping.
Advantages:
- Consistent profits
- Does not rely on luck, more importantly not competing with other bots (imagine how many bots just searched for Ronaldo as you read this)
- Efficiency
- Supply of undervalued auctions is infinitely greater than snipes
- Detectability
- Selenium's JS injection in itself is no different from a typical browser extension's injected JS, like an ad blocker
For detailed documentation on configuring the bot, see here. For issues or support, join our Discord community here.
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Download or clone this repository to your machine, the unzipped folder should be named Fifa-Autobidder.
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Ensure Python 3.x is installed on your machine. See Troubleshooting below for help.
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Download the latest release of Chromedriver for your system here. Replace the chromedriver in either the chrome_windows or chrome_mac with your download, depending on your machine.
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Navigate to the project's root directory via Terminal or Command Prompt, in this example it is on my Desktop.
Terminal (Mac):
cd ~/Desktop/Fifa-Autobidder
Command Prompt (Windows):
cd Desktop/Fifa-Autobidder
- Make sure pip is installed (see here) on your machine, and enter the following to install Selenium and any other requirements (see requirements.txt):
pip install -r requirements.txt
If there are any errors, such as 'missing xyz module', simply pip install [xyz]. Feel free to post an issue on this Repository or Discord.
For any other errors, it is likely your system's Python interpreter which can be a huge headache. See Troubleshooting below.
Navigate to the project's root directory via command prompt / terminal described above and assuming the folder is on your Desktop:
In Terminal, run:
cd ~/Desktop/Fifa-Autobidder
Then:
make run
See Troubleshooting for help.
In Command Prompt (Windows), enter:
cd Desktop/Fifa-Autobidder
Then:
python src/run.py
See Troubleshooting for help.
The webapp should open in a new browser, along with the GUI.
- Accept the prompt to install uBlock Origin.
- Login, either automatically (and fetch code manually) or entirely manually
- Enter filter URL in the GUI and make sure it was processed correctly (you will see the filters populate)
- Go to the "Search the Transfer Market" page and click "Start Bot"
To understand how it works and the configuration settings, see here
Aim for a conversion rate of around 50%. With a 100-150 coin margin, this translates to:
- 25 players * ~125 profit each
- ~3200 coins every 20 minutes
- About 10k coins per hour at the absolute minimum
On particularly good days, with an optimal filter list, profits can reach up to 30k coins per hour.
Everything is configured via the user interface. See here for an explanation of the user interface settings.
The bot uses Xbox prices by default. To switch your platform, be sure to edit the Platform dropdown on the UI.
Python 3.7 or greater is required to run the program. The most likely cause for errors is having an outdated Python version installed. To see your version of Python:
Open Terminal and type:
python --version
Open Command Prompt and type:
python --version
If you see Python 2.x, see here for installing Python 3.
If you know you have Python 3 installed, but see 2.x, your system's Python PATH must be assigned to Python 3.x. To do this, see here for Mac and here for Windows.
You might need to add the PYTHONPATH variable with the value of the code directory - check this link.
I suspect this will cause the biggest number of issues.
If the bot is correctly starting, and you are sure Python is not the issue, then Chromedriver is the issue. The Chromedriver files (chrome_windows and chrome_mac) are the versions used by my system.
In order for Chromedriver to work, it must match your systems version of Chrome. This can easily be fixed by redownloading Chromedriver.
Go here and download the latest release. Replace the chromedriver in either the chrome_windows or chrome_mac with your download.