SSPilot vs Antebot

Both are desktop apps that automate crypto casinos, and both are free if you play under their own affiliation. We make SSPilot, so this is one vendor's comparison: every Antebot fact below comes from antebot.com, checked on September 29, 2026, with the sources at the bottom of the page. Where Antebot is ahead, we say so.

Feature	SSPilot	Antebot
What it is	Desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux	Desktop app for Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS
Casinos	6: Stake.com, Stake.eu, Stake.us, Shuffle, Roobet, Gamdom	12, including Stake.com, Stake.us, Shuffle, Goated and Thrill
Original games	All 20 Stake originals (fewer on the other casinos)	Dice, Limbo, Mines, Plinko and more: 31 games across its casinos
Slots	31+ providers, up to 4 slots spinning in parallel, bonus hunt dashboard	Separate Slots product: animation skipping, multiplier and bonus hunting
Building strategies	Win and loss rules (Martingale, custom progressions), stop conditions, auto-vault, full-code betting	Condition builder, JavaScript code mode, auto-vault, 150+ community strategies, paid AI add-on
Testing without real money	Not available	Simulation mode on a fake balance
Code and reload claiming	Built in: drop codes on Stake.com and Shuffle, VIP reloads on Stake.com	Not listed on its product pages
Challenges	Tracked live in the app	Challenge Browser, with auto-stop when someone else claims
Published top speed	Hundreds of bets per minute	Up to 20 bets per second (async mode, varies by casino)
Price without affiliation	$39.90 per 30 days for everything, per casino account ($4.90 a day, $14.90 for 7 days)	Originals €34.99 and Slots €39.99 per 30 days, per casino account; discounted bundle; 7-day plan
Under the vendor's affiliation	Free	Free
Trying it	$4.90 day pass	No trial; the shortest plan is 7 days

Where Antebot is ahead

Twice as many casinos (12 against 6), including Goated and Thrill, which SSPilot does not support.
A Simulation mode to test a strategy on a fake balance before betting real funds. SSPilot has none.
A bigger, older community, with more than 150 strategies shared inside the app.
A published top speed of 20 bets per second.
A JavaScript code mode backed by a paid AI add-on that writes strategies for you.
ChromeOS support and 26 languages.

Where SSPilot is ahead

One subscription covers originals, slots, bonus hunts, stats and both claimers, for $39.90. Antebot sells Originals (€34.99) and Slots (€39.99) separately, with a discount on the bundle.
Code and VIP reload claiming are built in. Antebot's product pages list neither.
Up to four slots spinning in parallel, with a bonus hunt dashboard.
Stake.eu, Roobet and Gamdom are supported. Antebot's pages name Stake, Shuffle, Goated and Thrill among its twelve casinos: check its casino list if you play elsewhere.
A $4.90 day pass to try it, where Antebot's shortest plan is 7 days.

What it costs, and why affiliation decides it

Without affiliation, both tools are billed per casino account. SSPilot costs $39.90 for 30 days with every feature included. Antebot prices its products separately, at €34.99 for Originals and €39.99 for Slots per 30 days, VAT included and billed in euros since July 2026, with a discount when you take the bundle.

Both are free when you play under the vendor's affiliation, and a casino account normally has a single referrer. The link you sign up through therefore decides which of the two costs nothing on that account.

Which one to pick

Antebot, if you play on Goated or Thrill, want to test strategies in simulation first, or want the largest shared strategy library.
SSPilot, if you want originals, slots and claimers in one subscription, hunt bonuses on several slots at once, or play on Stake.eu, Roobet or Gamdom.

Neither changes the house edge. Automation makes you play faster and more consistently, which is why stop conditions matter more than the tool: see the Stake strategy guide.

Sources

Antebot facts checked on September 29, 2026. Prices and features change: the vendor's own pages are the reference.

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