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

Gunbot Unlimited and EazyBot are both active automation products, but they target different workflows. Gunbot Unlimited costs $29/month and includes the complete Gunbot feature set, custom JavaScript, TradingView alerts, broad exchange connectivity and backtesting. EazyBot is a browser-based service built around ready-made spot strategies, annual packages and a software service fee.

At a glance​

AreaGunbot UnlimitedEazyBot
DeploymentTrading engine on your computer/VPS; Gunbot Live workspace can be hosted or localBrowser-based hosted service
Price$29/monthFree 45-day trial; paid annual packages from $100 to $3,500 USDT, plus service fee
StrategiesBuilt-in spot/futures/DeFi workflows, custom JavaScript, TradingViewMoving Average and Sliding Blockchain spot strategies live; futures announced as coming soon
BacktestingHistorical backtesting and simulator/forward testingOfficial site advertises backtesting tools and publishes backtested strategy material
Exchange coverage26 listed native venues, subject to market-specific supportBinance, Binance US, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Kraken and Coinbase Advanced for spot
API modelSelf-hosted API secrets encrypted locally; hosted workspace adds hosted-service trustRead/trade API only, withdrawals disabled, IP restrictions supported; trading funds remain on exchange

Current EazyBot pricing​

EazyBot's official pricing information describes annual billing in USDT or USDC. The current package table is:

PackageAnnual priceService feeBotsConnections
TrialFree for 45 days0.50%21
Starter$1000.40%51
Advanced$2500.30%102
Pro$5500.28%253
VIP$9950.25%504
VIP+$1,4950.20%1507
Elite$3,5000.10%30010

EazyBot says the software service fee is charged when a trade closes and is calculated on the amount sold, not on the profit. Its help centre also describes a separate EazyBot Wallet for service fees and subscriptions. Confirm the exact fee wording and package before purchase.

Gunbot Unlimited is $29/month. Unlike EazyBot's annual package plus service fee, Gunbot's published Unlimited price is a recurring software subscription without a percentage-of-trade service fee. These are different billing models, so compare expected closing volume as well as headline price.

Deployment, funds and API permissions​

Gunbot's trading engine runs on the user's computer or VPS. Gunbot Live can provide a hosted or local workspace. On a self-hosted installation, Gunbot documentation says exchange API secrets are encrypted and stored locally.

EazyBot runs through a web browser. Its current security guidance says the trading balance remains in the connected exchange account and the API connection needs trade-only permissions. Withdrawals are not required and IP restrictions are supported where the exchange offers them. EazyBot's separate wallet holds fee funds; it is not the exchange trading balance.

Strategies and testing​

Gunbot Unlimited supports built-in strategy workflows, custom JavaScript strategies, TradingView alerts and historical backtesting. The backtesting tools can show the historical trade sequence, drawdown, exposure, fees and final result; external APIs and live timing may not reproduce exactly.

EazyBot's current strategy page identifies two live spot strategies: Moving Average and Sliding Blockchain. Both use a cover/averaging workflow, while Sliding Blockchain also uses a profit “tank” to address the oldest position. EazyBot says four futures strategies are coming and that futures will be included when launched; everything live today is spot. Its website also advertises backtesting tools. Do not describe EazyBot as a discontinued or merely historical product.

Exchange coverage​

EazyBot's current help centre lists Binance, Binance US, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Kraken and Coinbase Advanced for spot trading. Package limits determine how many connections can be active at once, from one on Starter to ten on Elite. Futures connections are tied to the future launch.

Gunbot's local supported-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 is exchange-specific.

Best fit​

Choose Gunbot Unlimited when you want user-controlled execution infrastructure, custom JavaScript, broader venue choice and a $29/month complete feature set. Choose EazyBot when you prefer a ready-made browser workflow, a 45-day trial, annual pricing and a small number of built-in spot strategies. EazyBot's cover-based approach can commit more capital during a prolonged decline, so its risk disclosure should be read before funding a bot.

Verdict​

Gunbot Unlimited is the stronger fit for developers, multi-exchange traders and users who want code-level control and historical strategy testing. EazyBot remains a currently available specialist option for users who specifically want its browser-based spot strategies and accept annual billing, API connectivity and per-closing-trade fees. Neither product guarantees returns.

Sources checked​

Checked 27 August 2026.