Autoview vs Capitalise.ai
Capitalise.ai and Autoview sit on opposite ends of the same job. Capitalise.ai writes the strategy for you: describe a trade in plain English and it turns that sentence into automated logic against a broker it connects to. Autoview doesn't write strategies at all. It takes a webhook you already have, from TradingView or any other system that can send one, and executes it across a wide list of exchanges and brokers at one flat price. Which one you need depends on whether you already have a signal, or need something to build one for you.
What Capitalise.ai actually does
Capitalise.ai lets you create, test, and automate a trading scenario using everyday English, no coding required. It can also trigger off TradingView alerts directly, using any line or indicator available there as a condition. Beyond strategy authoring, it offers backtesting, simulated trading, dollar-cost averaging, and trailing stop-profit management. An independent broker guide lists five broker integrations: Interactive Brokers, AvaTrade, FXCM, ACY Securities, and Exness, covering forex, indices, stocks, and commodities. No crypto exchange integration turned up in any source checked for this page, pre-acquisition. That natural-language authoring layer is genuinely useful for someone with a trade idea and no existing signal source or webhook to send it from. Autoview does not write strategies; if you don't have one yet, Capitalise.ai is built for that job and Autoview is not.
A company mid-acquisition, stated plainly
In August 2025, Kraken announced it had acquired Capitalise.ai's technology and team, with the explicit goal of bringing no-code trading automation into Kraken Pro across both digital and traditional asset classes. Capitalise.ai's co-founders joined Kraken, and Kraken's own announcement described a phased rollout "expected to begin later this year," with no pricing and no firm date given. Sources disagree on how far that transition has gone: one review site describes the standalone platform as having ceased operating independently, with Kraken's version shifting emphasis toward crypto. At the same time, at least one of Capitalise.ai's own broker-integration pages was still live and offering signups as of this writing, with no on-page notice of the acquisition. Both things can be true at once: acquired, and folding into Kraken Pro on a timeline Kraken hasn't published, while parts of the original site keep running in the meantime. Anyone evaluating Capitalise.ai today should confirm its current status directly before committing to it, given the acquisition is real and dated, even if the shutdown timeline isn't.
Pricing, honestly unresolved
Capitalise.ai does not publish pricing anywhere this page could verify. Its pricing and plans pages both return a 404 as of this writing, and neither a targeted search nor a support-center article fetch turned up a dollar figure. That absence is reported here rather than guessed at. Autoview's own pricing is public and unchanged regardless: $39.99 a month, or $399.99 a year, per connected exchange or broker, with no bot-count tier and no separate enterprise plan.
The coverage gap
Capitalise.ai's documented broker list, Interactive Brokers, AvaTrade, FXCM, ACY Securities, and Exness, covers forex, indices, stocks, and commodities, but no crypto exchange appears in any source checked for this page. Autoview covers more than a dozen crypto exchanges, including HyperLiquid, Kraken, Coinbase Advanced, Bybit, Bitget, and OKX, alongside forex through OANDA and Capital.com, futures through Tradovate, and US stocks through Alpaca, TradeStation, and Charles Schwab, all 22 live-tradeable venues at the same flat price. If your trading already lives inside one of Capitalise.ai's five listed brokers and you have no interest in crypto, that gap may not matter to you. The moment you want to reach an exchange Capitalise.ai doesn't list, Autoview already does.
What Autoview does differently
Capitalise.ai's unit of work is a strategy written in plain English against a broker it connects to directly. Autoview's unit of work is a webhook: the alert you send carries the exchange, symbol, side, quantity, and any protective orders, and Autoview places it exactly as written, across whichever of its 22 exchanges and brokers you've connected. There's no strategy-authoring layer to learn and no natural-language parser to get right. If you already build your strategy somewhere else, in TradingView, a script, or any other system that can fire a webhook, Autoview is the execution layer that takes it from there.
Which one is for you
If you have a trade idea and no signal source built yet, and your target broker is one of the five Capitalise.ai lists, its no-code strategy authoring is doing real work Autoview does not attempt to replace, keeping in mind the company is mid-acquisition into Kraken Pro on an unannounced timeline. If you already have a strategy that can fire a webhook, or you want reach beyond forex, indices, stocks, and commodities into crypto exchanges at a flat, predictable price, Autoview is the more direct fit. Test it before deciding either way: Autoview's paper trading is free and unlimited on every connected exchange, so you can confirm an order lands correctly before a dollar is at risk.