GoosepumpsAI

GoosepumpsAI is a no-code tool for building an AI chatbot for a Solana token and running it in Telegram. You paste in the token's contract address, connect a Telegram bot you made yourself, and GoosepumpsAI hosts the AI agent that talks to your holders. The bot answers direct messages, and it replies in group chats when someone mentions it. The site also lists posting to X (formerly Twitter) as a feature.

It is aimed at meme coins, including tokens launched on Pump.fun and Moonshot. It began as an entry to the Solana AI Hackathon run by SendAI SEND$0.00002494+11.3% in December 2024. As of October 2026 the app at goosepumps.ai is still online. But the project shows signs of light upkeep, covered under the risks below. Its demo token, GOOSEPUMPS, is described by the team as a meme coin with no intrinsic value.

How GoosepumpsAI works: create an AI Telegram bot for your Solana token

The official site splits setup into three steps and says it takes about two minutes:

1. Enter the token's contract address. GoosepumpsAI reads the token's on-chain details and drafts a description for the agent. You can edit that description to set the bot's personality, or skip the address and add it later.
2. Create a Telegram bot and paste its key. You make the bot with Telegram's own @BotFather tool (send /newbot), then give GoosepumpsAI the API token it returns.
3. Start the agent. GoosepumpsAI deploys the agent "to our servers" and holders can chat with it in Telegram.

To use the bot in a group, you change its settings in @BotFather so it can join groups and read group messages. Then you add it like any other member.

Under the hood, the pitch deck says the chat replies come from the OpenAI API. Token data comes from the chain through Solana's standard web3.js library. Connecting a Phantom CASH$1.0000.0% wallet is optional. It acts as a login, so you can come back and edit your agent later.

GoosepumpsAI Telegram group bot and X auto-post agent

The main product is the Telegram bot. It holds one-to-one chats with holders and joins in when it is tagged in a project's group. Its tone comes from the description the token team writes.

The site's title also lists "X-autopost" next to the Telegram bot. The pitch deck, written during the hackathon, called X integration "almost ready" and planned auto-posting as a paid premium feature. The public pages don't explain how the X feature works, how often it posts, or what it costs. So treat it as a secondary feature, not a fully documented product.

GoosepumpsAI agent directory

Agents made on the platform appear in a public directory of AI agents, and some are featured on the homepage. Each entry links to the token on Solscan and to a Telegram chat. Some also link to the token's X account or website. The pitch deck described this as the start of an "agent marketplace" where agents could be found and, later, traded. Trading agents is not offered on the site.

The directory includes bots named after large meme coins such as Bonk, dogwifhat and PONKE. Setup needs only a contract address, so anyone can make a bot for any token. A listing does not mean the token's own team made it or approves of it.

Is GoosepumpsAI free? Pricing and business model

The site shows no prices, and creating an agent takes you straight into the setup flow. The pitch deck set out the planned model:

• a free version whose bots carry links back to GoosepumpsAI;
• a one-time payment in SOL to deploy an agent;
• subscriptions for premium features, such as more customisation and X auto-posts.

The site's FAQ adds that the team is "considering" taking GOOSEPUMPS as payment for paid features in the future, with part of those tokens burned. That is a stated idea, not a live mechanism. We found no public pricing page or terms of service.

Who GoosepumpsAI is for

GoosepumpsAI fits a small meme-coin team, or a solo founder, who wants a chatty, on-brand bot in their Telegram group within minutes and can't write code. It also suits holders who just want to play with an AI version of a token they like.

It is a poor fit if you need control over your setup. That includes a project that wants its own knowledge base, moderation rules, uptime promises or self-hosting. It is also wrong for anyone who wants a bot that trades. GoosepumpsAI makes conversational bots, not trading bots.

Is GoosepumpsAI safe? Risks and limitations

GoosepumpsAI has no on-chain program. It is a hosted web service, so smart-contract audits don't apply. The risks are about trust and upkeep:

• It controls your bot. The bot's API token is the key to the whole bot. Once you hand it over, GoosepumpsAI's servers can read the bot's messages and post as it. If you stop using the service, revoke the token in @BotFather.
• Your chats go to a third-party AI. The pitch deck says replies come from the OpenAI API. Messages the bot handles go to that service.
• Wallet connection is for login only. Connecting Phantom proves who owns an agent. The site describes no step that asks for token approvals or transfers. Still, check every signature request before you approve it.
• Copycat bots. Anyone can make an agent for any contract address, so a bot carrying a token's name may not be official.
• Signs of light upkeep. The original domain, goosepumps.co, no longer resolves. Yet some directory entries and the pitch deck still link to it, and the homepage's embedded demo now loads a GoDaddy domain-sale page. The homepage's "Follow us" link points to a personal account, not the @GoosepumpsAI account named in the pitch deck. Our X lookup returned no posts from either account in the past year. No team, company or terms of service are published.

None of this points to an incident: we found no reported hack, exploit or user losses. But a hosted bot depends on its operator keeping the servers running.

GoosepumpsAI alternatives

• General no-code AI chatbot builders. These platforms also connect a Telegram bot token to an AI model. They usually offer more control, such as knowledge bases and moderation tools, but they don't read a Solana token's details for you.
• Build it yourself. Developers can make their own agent with SendAI's open-source Solana Agent Kit (Apache-2.0), which connects AI agents to Solana protocols. They would add a Telegram bot library on top. This takes far more work, but you keep the bot's key and choose the AI model.
• Telegram trading bots. These are a different category. They let users buy and sell tokens inside Telegram rather than chat with a token's personality.

GoosepumpsAI wins on speed. A token address and a bot key get you a working bot. What you give up is control, clear docs and the comfort of a well-run service.

GOOSEPUMPS token

GoosepumpsAI made a Pump.fun token, GOOSEPUMPS, to show off the platform. The site's FAQ is blunt: "The token $GOOSEPUMPS is simply a meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return."

It has no voting rights. Its only planned use is the payment-and-burn idea above. Trading is thin, and the widgets on this page show the live price.

The contract address, as listed on the site, is B3seNmLjE4sv7W6HCjfzcKFnAWTfHDv9MBa43zEKpump.

GoosepumpsAI history: Solana AI Hackathon origins

GoosepumpsAI was built for the Solana AI Hackathon run by SendAI. The event ran from 10 to 23 December 2024. It had seven tracks, over $275,000 in prizes and 345 entries, per 4Pillars.

SendAI named the top three in January 2025, and GoosepumpsAI was not among them. The pitch deck says the team chose to keep building "regardless of the hackathon results". Its roadmap listed the agent marketplace, agent editing and more messaging apps.

The site's "Follow us" link points to the X account of Yuriy Galin. His YouTube channel also hosts the guide to adding the bot to a Telegram group. No one else is named as part of the team.