Autoview vs Cornix
Cornix and Autoview both turn a signal into an order without you sitting at a screen, and that is roughly where the resemblance ends. Cornix is built around copying signals posted in Discord and Telegram channels onto a crypto exchange, with plans tiered by how many bots and signal sources you can run at once. Autoview is a webhook execution rail: it runs the strategy you already wrote, across forex, futures, stocks, and crypto, at one flat price with no bot-count ceiling. Which one fits depends on where your signal actually comes from.
What Cornix actually does
Cornix connects to a crypto exchange over API keys and executes trades based on signals it reads from Telegram channels, Discord, and TradingView. It handles order placement, take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing automatically once a signal comes in, and it runs in the cloud, so it keeps working without your computer staying on. That built-in signal-parsing layer is genuinely useful for anyone following a paid or community signal group that only ever posts to Discord or Telegram and was never going to wire up a webhook of its own. Autoview does not parse chat messages; if a signal source can only post into a channel with no webhook option, Cornix is built for that job and Autoview is not.
Pricing, dated
As of 2026-09-10, Cornix's own subscription plans page confirms its free plan is no longer open to new signups (it says so directly, dated from a February 2026 change), so a new user starts on a paid tier or the trial. The table below reflects Cornix's monthly pricing.
| Feature | Active bots / API slots | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced | 3 signal, 5 grid, 5 DCA, 5 TradingView bots; 2 API slots | $49.9/mo |
| Premium | Unlimited signal/grid/DCA/TradingView bots; 3 API slots | $79.9/mo |
| Asset Manager (enterprise) | Up to 200 API slots | From $149.9/mo |
| Community Admin (enterprise, white-label) | Not published | From $219.9/mo |
Paying annually takes 33% off, shown on Cornix's site as 4 months free rather than a dollar figure. Autoview charges one flat $39.99 a month (or $399.99 a year) per connected exchange or broker, with no bot-count tier, no signal-source limit, and no separate enterprise plan to buy into.
If a subscription lapses
Cornix's own help center describes a 48-hour grace period after a subscription expires, during which it keeps managing trades as configured. After that window, any open orders stay on the exchange itself but Cornix stops actively managing them from its side, and any further changes have to be made directly on the exchange. Autoview doesn't manage open positions on your behalf the way Cornix's bots do; a webhook places the order you send, and what happens after that is between you and the exchange regardless of subscription status. Check Cornix's own terms for the current version of this policy before relying on it for anything you're actively trading.
The coverage gap
Cornix supports major crypto exchanges, including Binance, OKX, KuCoin, Bybit, Deribit, BitMEX, and Bitget, among others. That is a wide crypto lineup, and crypto is the whole lineup. Autoview covers more than a dozen crypto exchanges too, including HyperLiquid, but it also runs forex through OANDA and Capital.com, futures through Tradovate, and US stocks through Alpaca, TradeStation, and Charles Schwab. If your trading only ever touches crypto, that difference may not matter to you. The moment it touches anything else, Cornix has nowhere to send that order and Autoview already does.
What Autoview does differently
Cornix's unit of work is a bot: pick a template, DCA, Grid, Signal, or TradingView, and it runs against whatever channel or alert feeds it, capped by your plan's bot count. Autoview's unit of work is a webhook. There is no bot to configure and no per-bot limit to hit: the alert you send carries the exchange, symbol, side, quantity, and any protective orders, and Autoview places it exactly as written. Any system that can send a webhook can drive it, not only TradingView, which means the same setup covers a custom script, another platform's alert, or a signal source that already speaks webhook natively.
Which one is for you
If your signals live in a Discord or Telegram channel with no webhook of its own, and you trade crypto only, Cornix's built-in signal-parsing is doing real work Autoview does not attempt to replace. If your strategy already lives in TradingView, or anywhere else that can fire a webhook, and you want it to reach more than one market without paying per bot slot, 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.