Autoview vs TV-Hub
TV-Hub and Autoview do the same basic job: they sit between a TradingView alert and an exchange, so a strategy that fires in TradingView lands as a real order with no code to write. The difference is how far that reach extends past crypto, and how the bill is structured once you're using it for more than one exchange.
Where they actually differ
TV-Hub connects to eight named crypto exchanges: Binance Spot, Binance Futures, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Coinbase, HyperLiquid, and Bitget. Nothing on its site mentions forex or a stock broker. Autoview reaches more crypto exchanges than that on its own, and adds forex through OANDA and Capital.com, futures through Tradovate, and stocks through Alpaca, TradeStation, and Schwab, all through the same webhook format.
Both are genuinely no-code on the receiving end. You connect exchange API keys, point a TradingView alert at a URL, and the platform places the order. Neither one asks you to host or write a webhook handler, unlike a coding platform such as ProfitView.
Exchange coverage, dated
As of 2026-09-11, TV-Hub's own site lists eight named venues and separates Binance's spot and futures products into two distinct connections. Neither page publishes a per-exchange fee schedule beyond the single "starting at $23/mo" figure, API-key permission requirements, or a webhook payload schema, so those columns are left as "not published" below rather than guessed at.
| Feature | Market | Demo / testnet |
|---|---|---|
| Binance Spot | Spot | Via Binance's own testnet |
| Binance Futures | Futures | Via Binance's own testnet |
| Bybit | Spot / derivatives | Via Bybit's own Demo Trading / Testnet |
| OKX | Spot / derivatives | Via OKX's own Demo Trading |
| KuCoin | Spot | Not published (KuCoin's own vendor sandbox was delisted in 2023) |
| Coinbase | Spot / futures | Not published |
| HyperLiquid | Perpetuals / spot | Via Hyperliquid's own testnet |
| Bitget | Spot / futures | Not published |
TV-Hub's own wording is "all testnets and demo trading," not a TV-Hub-run paper account. Read plainly, that means TV-Hub forwards a connection to whichever demo or testnet environment the underlying exchange itself provides, the same way Autoview's own testnet connections (Binance Testnet, Bybit Testnet, Deribit Testnet, and others) route to each exchange's separate demo environment rather than running a simulated fill inside Autoview. Neither product invents its own paper-trading engine; both depend on the exchange having one, and KuCoin's discontinued sandbox is a reminder that not every venue still does.
The pricing is structured differently, and TV-Hub's is thinner on public detail
TV-Hub's own site states plans "starting at $23 a month," with a free option if you sign up for a supported exchange through TV-Hub's own referral link instead of paying directly. Beyond that starting figure, TV-Hub does not publish a full tier table, so what a higher tier unlocks, or what it costs, isn't stated publicly as of this writing. Autoview prices per connection instead: a flat $39.99 a month, or $399.99 a year, per exchange or broker, with unlimited free paper trading on every connection before you pay for any of them. If your entire strategy lives on one or two of TV-Hub's eight supported crypto exchanges, its starting price can undercut Autoview's. The moment you want forex, futures, stocks, or an exchange outside that list of eight, TV-Hub has no path there at all.
The honest comparison
| Feature | Autoview | TV-Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Webhook receiving | Built in, no code to write | Built in, no code to write |
| Crypto exchanges | 12+ exchanges | 8 named exchanges |
| Forex / OANDA | Yes, direct via OANDA and Capital.com | No, crypto only |
| Futures / stocks | Yes, Tradovate, Alpaca, TradeStation, Schwab | No, crypto only |
| Pricing | Flat $39.99/mo (or $399.99/yr) per exchange | Starts at $23/mo, full tier table not published |
| Free option | Unlimited paper trading on every exchange | Free via exchange referral link, plus free demo trading |
Which one is for you
If your entire strategy runs on one of TV-Hub's eight supported crypto exchanges and you're comfortable with a starting price that could rise on a plan whose full tier structure isn't public yet, it is a real option. The moment your strategy touches forex, futures, stocks, or a crypto exchange outside that list of eight, Autoview is the one that keeps up, with a pricing structure that is fully public per exchange.
Prove it before you pay. Make a free Autoview account, connect a demo or testnet exchange, and fire a test order. Several connections are free, so you can watch the execution path work with nothing at risk.