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# Plans & Pricing

Frontrun has three tiers: a free plan and two paid tiers (Silver and Gold). For the full feature breakdown and live pricing, see [frontrun.pro/pricing](https://www.frontrun.pro/pricing).

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### How premium pays for itself

Trading fees on Frontrun are 1% of volume. On Silver and Gold, every fee returns to you in two parts:

* **90% cashback in SOL** in your wallet, instantly&#x20;
* **30% returns as subscription credits**, applied automatically to your plan&#x20;

Combined, you earn back **120% of your fees**. The volume thresholds below are calibrated so your total return equals the subscription price exactly.

<table><thead><tr><th width="87.25518798828125">Plan</th><th width="96.45318603515625">Cost</th><th width="165.73956298828125">Monthly breakeven volume</th><th>What you get back</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Silver</td><td>$75/mo</td><td>$6,250</td><td>$56.25 in SOL cashback + $18.75 credits = <strong>$75</strong></td></tr><tr><td>Gold</td><td>$180/mo</td><td>$15,000</td><td>$135 in SOL cashback + $45 credits = <strong>$180</strong></td></tr></tbody></table>

Hit the breakeven and the plan pays for itself: the SOL stays in your wallet, the credits cover the subscription. Above the breakeven, the higher usage limits and advanced features come at zero net subscription cost.

### Manage your plan

Upgrade, downgrade, or view your usage from your [account dashboard](https://www.frontrun.pro/dashboard).


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