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Gunbot Unlimited vs Cornix: Which Crypto Trading Bot Is Better? (2026)

Gunbot Unlimited and Cornix automate crypto trading in different ways. Gunbot Unlimited costs $29/month and combines built-in strategies, custom JavaScript, TradingView alerts, backtesting and broad exchange connectivity. Cornix is a hosted web/mobile platform focused on Signals, DCA, Grid and TradingView bots.

At a glance​

AreaGunbot UnlimitedCornix
ExecutionTrading engine on the user's computer/VPS; Gunbot Live workspace can be hosted or localHosted web and mobile platform
Price$29/monthAdvanced $32.99/month; Premium $52.99/month as displayed on current pricing; annual mode is discounted
Strategy modelBuilt-in strategies, custom JavaScript and TradingView alertsSignals, DCA, Grid and TradingView bots
BacktestingHistorical backtesting, including hosted Gunbot Live backtesting where supportedSignals-bot backtesting; Advanced includes 50 and Premium 250 monthly runs
Exchange coverage26 listed native venues across spot, futures and DeFi, with venue-specific support11 listed spot/futures/inverse exchange categories
API securitySelf-hosted API secrets are encrypted locallyAPI information is encrypted before storage; read/trade permissions are required and withdrawals should be disabled

Pricing and comparable tiers​

Cornix's current official pricing page displays Advanced at $32.99/month and Premium at $52.99/month. The page has monthly and annual billing views; it advertises a 33% annual discount. Advanced includes three Signals Bots, five Grid Bots, five DCA Bots, five TradingView Bots, 50 monthly backtesting runs and two primary API slots. Premium removes those bot caps, includes 250 monthly backtesting runs and three primary API slots.

Gunbot Unlimited is $29/month with the complete Gunbot feature set and unlimited registered exchange keys/connections within supported venues. Premium is the closer Cornix comparison for unrestricted bot counts, but the products remain different: Cornix is hosted and bot-count/API-slot based, while Gunbot gives the user-run engine and custom JavaScript.

Hosting and API-key security​

Gunbot's trading engine runs on the user's computer or VPS. On a self-hosted installation, Gunbot documentation says API secrets are encrypted and stored locally. Gunbot Live can also provide a hosted workspace, so local-custody wording should be limited to self-hosted operation.

Cornix connects to exchange accounts through API credentials. Its security documentation says user information, including API keys, is encrypted before storage. Cornix's API-key guide requires reading and trading permissions and recommends leaving withdrawal permission disabled. Cornix does not hold the trading balance, but it does operate the hosted API connection.

Strategies, signals and backtesting​

Gunbot Unlimited supports configurable built-in strategies, custom JavaScript strategies and TradingView alerts. Its historical backtesting interface can show trade markers, performance charts, drawdown, exposure, fees and a trade ledger; external APIs and live timing may not reproduce exactly in a historical run.

Cornix is more than a signal copier. Its official bot documentation covers Signals, DCA, Grid and TradingView bots. Signals can come from supported Telegram channels, while TradingView bots execute alerts from a user's external TradingView script. Cornix also documents Signals-bot backtesting and built-in simulated demo accounts. It has no general-purpose in-platform JavaScript engine comparable to Gunbot's custom strategies.

Exchange coverage​

Cornix's current supported-exchange list names Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin, BingX, Coinbase, Huobi.pro, MEXC, HyperLiquid and BloFin across spot, futures and inverse categories. Regional variants such as Binance.US, ByBit.eu and OKX.US/EU are called out as unsupported.

Gunbot's local exchange table lists 26 native venues, including Binance, Bybit, Bitget, OKX, Kraken, KuCoin, Coinbase Advanced Trade, dYdX, HyperLiquid and PancakeSwap. Spot, futures and DeFi availability varies by venue, so check the exchange-specific Gunbot documentation before purchase.

Best fit​

Choose Gunbot Unlimited when you want a predictable $29/month offer, user-controlled execution infrastructure, custom JavaScript and historical strategy testing. Choose Cornix when your priority is a managed interface for Telegram signals, DCA/Grid automation, TradingView alerts, mobile monitoring and built-in demo/backtesting tools.

Neither service guarantees returns. Signal-provider quality, exchange rules, network conditions, fees and strategy settings all affect results.

Verdict​

Gunbot Unlimited is the stronger fit for builders who want code-level control and a user-run trading engine. Cornix is the better fit for traders who want hosted, mobile-first execution of signals and configured DCA/Grid/TradingView bots. The fair comparison is Gunbot Unlimited versus a named Cornix tier, with bot limits, API slots and backtesting quotas shown explicitly.

Sources checked​

Checked 27 August 2026.