# What's the difference in speed tiers and which one to choose?

All speed tiers are capable of landing your copy trade in the next block after your mirror, but the higher you go in speed tier, the more likely your trade will be copied next block.

On each speed tier, **OdinBot will scale** the priority fees to be competitive with local fee markets during market congestion.

The higher the tier, the more OdinBot will spend to beat the competition.

### Standard Tier:

* Very fast during normal network conditions. When in doubt, use Standard.
* Approximate cost during normal network conditions: \~0.002 SOL.

### Turbo Tier:

* Very fast during all network conditions.
* Approximate cost during normal network conditions: \~0.008 SOL.

### Godly Tier:

* Only use if you are mirroring heavily copy-traded wallets and are ok with spending significantly more SOL to win. Not recommended unless you have more than 10 SOL in your account.
* Approximate cost during normal network conditions: \~0.06 SOL.

If you have less than 1 SOL in your account, we recommend sticking with **Standard** tier.

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Godly mode can be very expensive and you should choose it only if you know exactly what you are doing.
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Track OdinBot's speed in real-time:

[**https://speed.odinbot.io/**](https://speed.odinbot.io/)

Speed comparison of OdinBot with other mainstream bots:

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Follow this link to learn how to view the fees of your trades:

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[How to Look at Your Fees](/tracking-academy/how-to-look-at-your-fees.md)
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[6. Frequently Asked Questions](/faqs/6.-frequently-asked-questions.md)
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