Autoview vs WunderTrading
WunderTrading and Autoview get lumped together because both automate trades from a signal. Look closer and they solve different problems, and for most traders Autoview solves the bigger one. WunderTrading is a crypto bot platform: preset templates, one market. Autoview is an execution rail for your own strategy, and it runs across forex, futures, stocks, and crypto. If you only ever trade crypto and you want a bot to think for you, WunderTrading can do that. The moment your strategy is your own, or it touches more than one market, Autoview is the tool that keeps up.
What each one actually does
WunderTrading is built around templates. You pick a bot, DCA or Grid, point it at a crypto exchange, and it runs a preset pattern. There is a copy-trading marketplace too, where you follow someone else's signals. The strategy is mostly theirs, or the template's.
Autoview does not give you a bot. It executes the bot you already wrote. Your TradingView alert fires, Autoview reads it, and the order lands on your exchange exactly as your logic said. Brackets, OCO, reduce-only, the order types depend on the exchange, but the strategy stays yours. That is the part I care about most.
The coverage gap
This is where the two split hardest. WunderTrading is crypto. Autoview runs forex through OANDA, futures through Tradovate, stocks through Alpaca, and more than a dozen crypto exchanges including Crypto.com, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, and Coinbase. One account, several markets. If your strategy touches EUR_USD on Monday and BTC on Tuesday, a crypto-only bot cannot follow you there.
Where it runs
Neither tool needs your browser open. WunderTrading runs on its own servers. Autoview executes through a webhook, and the webhook does not care whether a browser exists anywhere. You send an alert to your private Autoview URL, the order goes out. Most people send that alert from TradingView. Anything that can POST to a URL can drive it.
Pricing, plainly
Autoview is a flat $39.99 per month per exchange. No tiered trade limits, no signal surcharge. WunderTrading offers a free tier and paid plans on top of it; its copy-trading marketplace adds a separate per-provider cost when you follow someone. Paper trading on Autoview is free and unlimited, on every exchange, so you can watch a fill happen end to end before you pay anything.
The honest comparison
| Feature | Autoview | WunderTrading |
|---|---|---|
| Asset classes | Forex, futures, stocks, 20+ crypto exchanges | Crypto only |
| Runs your strategy? | Yes, direct execution of your TradingView alert | Mostly template bots (DCA, Grid) and copy trading |
| Order types | Bracket, OCO, reduce-only (exchange-dependent) | Take-profit / stop-loss, trailing stop |
| Free tier | Unlimited paper trading on every exchange | 50 open positions, 3 bots |
| Pricing | $39.99 / mo per exchange | Free tier plus paid plans; copy-trading adds per-provider fees |
| Browser required? | No, webhook runs server-side 24/7 | No, runs on WunderTrading servers |
Which one is for you
For most traders the answer is Autoview. If you have a strategy in TradingView, you want it executed the way you built it, and you trade anything beyond crypto, nothing here keeps up with it. WunderTrading earns the pick in one case: you trade crypto only, and you would rather run a prebuilt DCA or Grid bot than your own logic. That is a real niche, and a narrow one. A bot template and an execution rail are not the same product, and only one of them runs your strategy across every market you trade.
Try it before you trust it. Make a free Autoview account, connect a demo or testnet exchange, and fire a test order. Several connections are free, so you can prove the execution path with no money on the line.