LPHunt vs Otomato: Email-First LP Alerts vs Telegram Automation
Otomato and LPHunt both watch Uniswap V3 liquidity positions and alert the user when the price leaves the range. Both are non-custodial: they read a public wallet address or pool URL, so there is no wallet connection, no signatures and no private keys. The differences are the delivery channel, the DEX coverage and what else lives in the product. LPHunt is email-first, covers Uniswap V3 (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum) plus PancakeSwap V3 (BNB Chain), and ships extras like impermanent-loss calculation and CSV export. Otomato is Telegram and mobile-first, covers Uniswap V3 (Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base), and sits inside a broader EVM automation platform.
Choose LPHunt if you…
- Prefer email alerts over a Telegram or mobile app notification
- Also use PancakeSwap V3 on BNB Chain and want one tool for both DEXs
- Want impermanent-loss / vs-HODL numbers and CSV export of fee claims
- Want a focused LP product rather than a general EVM automation suite
- Want to paste a wallet address and have your positions imported in one click
Choose Otomato if you…
- Prefer Telegram or a mobile push to email
- Only use Uniswap V3 and are indifferent to PancakeSwap support
- Want to chain LP alerts with other EVM automations in one platform
- Already live inside the Otomato ecosystem for other alerts
Feature comparison
| Feature | LPHunt | Otomato |
|---|---|---|
| Price (LP tracking) | Free up to 3 positions; Premium $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr | See otomato.xyz pricing |
| Primary alert channel | Telegram and mobile | |
| Supported DEXs | Uniswap V3 and PancakeSwap V3 | Uniswap V3 |
| Supported networks | Ethereum, BNB Chain (free); Base, Arbitrum (Premium) | Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base |
| Data refresh | Every 5 seconds | Continuous |
| Wallet connection required | No, paste a URL or wallet address | No, paste a wallet address |
| Impermanent loss / vs HODL calculator | Yes (Premium) | Not advertised as a product feature |
| Gas cost tracking in PnL | Yes (Premium) | Not advertised |
| CSV export of fee claims | Yes (Premium) | Not advertised |
| Chrome extension | Yes | No |
| Scope beyond LP alerts | Focused LP product | Broader EVM automation platform |
Competitor features verified May 2026. Otomato changes over time, so check otomato.xyz for the latest.
Email vs Telegram as the alert channel
Both tools solve the same real problem: a Uniswap V3 position silently goes out of range and stops earning fees until someone notices. LPHunt sends an email the moment the status changes, which lands in the same inbox the user already monitors and leaves a searchable trail. Otomato sends alerts over Telegram or a mobile notification, which is faster for someone who lives in Telegram and slower for someone who does not. If the user does not use Telegram, email is the lower-friction option; if they do, Telegram arrives first.
DEX and chain coverage
Otomato is focused on Uniswap V3 across Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base. LPHunt covers the same Uniswap V3 chains (Base and Arbitrum on Premium) plus PancakeSwap V3 on BNB Chain. For liquidity providers who split positions between Uniswap and PancakeSwap, LPHunt removes the need for a second tool. For users who only touch Uniswap and never leave Telegram, Otomato is a reasonable choice.
Analytics beyond alerts
LPHunt computes impermanent loss against a HODL baseline, tracks manual gas costs, and exports every fee claim to CSV for accounting or tax. These extras are included in Premium. Otomato focuses on alerts and automation inside its broader platform rather than exposing per-position accounting. If the user wants to answer "how much did I actually make on this position after fees and gas?", LPHunt gives that answer out of the box.
Which one should you use?
Use Otomato if Telegram is the user's primary notification channel, the user only touches Uniswap, and other EVM automations are already in Otomato. Use LPHunt if the user wants email alerts, needs PancakeSwap V3 or BNB Chain support, or wants impermanent-loss numbers and a CSV export of fee claims. The two are also perfectly compatible: route Otomato alerts to Telegram and keep LPHunt for email history and PnL.
Switching from Otomato to LPHunt
- Copy the pool URL of any Uniswap V3 or PancakeSwap V3 position, or your wallet address.
- Paste it into the tracker on the LPHunt home page.
- Enter your email address. No account or wallet connection is needed.
- LPHunt emails you in real time whenever a tracked pool's status changes.
You can keep Otomato for Telegram alerts and use LPHunt for email alerts and per-position PnL. Both are non-custodial and read-only.
Frequently asked questions
Is LPHunt a replacement for Otomato?
For LP out-of-range alerts, yes. LPHunt covers Uniswap V3 (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum) and adds PancakeSwap V3 (BNB Chain), with email-first alerts and extras like impermanent-loss calculation. If you rely on Otomato for other EVM automations beyond LP alerts, you may want to keep both.
Does LPHunt send Telegram alerts like Otomato?
LPHunt sends email alerts. There is no Telegram integration yet. Email arrives at the user's existing inbox, which is lower-friction for users who do not live in Telegram.
Which chains does each tool support?
Otomato: Uniswap V3 on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base. LPHunt: Uniswap V3 on Ethereum (free), Base and Arbitrum (Premium), plus PancakeSwap V3 on BNB Chain (free).
Does either tool require a wallet connection?
No. Both are non-custodial and read-only. Otomato takes a wallet address; LPHunt accepts either a pool URL or a wallet address and never asks for keys or signatures.
Does LPHunt also compute impermanent loss and PnL?
Yes. LPHunt Premium calculates impermanent loss (vs HODL), tracks manual gas costs and exports every fee claim to CSV. Otomato is primarily focused on alerts and broader automation.
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