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Cornix review

Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Cornix suits traders who want automated execution from a single subscription rather than a tracker and a tax tool bought separately. It connects to 12 exchanges, which is level with the bot group, but there is no free plan, so the paid entry price is the first thing to weigh.

Key facts

Best for
A single bot subscription instead of separate tracking and tax tools.
Price from
$24.90↗
Free plan
No↗
Integrations
12↗
Tool type
Bot↗
Founded
2018↗
Support channels
Help-centre↗
Official website
cornix.io

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A single subscription of $24.90 covers the bot, so no separate tracker or tax subscription is needed alongside it.
  • The company dates back to 2018, which gives the bot a long operating record rather than a recent launch.
  • 12 integrations sit level with the median across bots, 12.5.
  • Support through help centre matches the most common support route in the tools group, 79.6%.

Cons

  • There is no free plan, so the bot cannot be sampled before paying $24.90.
  • The entry price sits above Blockpit at €3.99 and CoinGecko at $5.
  • Support runs on help centre alone, so help arrives in writing rather than by call or live chat.
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Who it suits

  • Traders who want a single bot subscription at $24.90 rather than a tracker and a tax tool bought apart.
  • Users who pay for tools up front, since there is no free plan here and the entry price is stated from the start.
  • People trading on exchanges they already hold, given 12 integrations and help through help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone starting without a budget, because cryptotaxcalculator has a free plan and Cornix has no free plan.
  • Readers who want the lowest starting figure, since Blockpit is priced at €3.99 against Cornix at $24.90.

Where it sits among rivals

Ranked on integrations, Cornix sits 21 of 28 brands in the group, and on starting price 15 of 34. Those places tell different stories. The integrations place is the stronger of the pair, while the price place puts Cornix further down the order, so a reader comparing breadth of connections gets a better result than a reader comparing purely on what it costs to begin. A ranking marks a position rather than a verdict, and neither figure says anything about the quality of any single connection, only how many there are and how the entry price compares with the rest of the field. For a tool weighed on cost and on how the account works, the price place is the one that carries more weight, and it points to a tool that has to justify its entry charge on what it does rather than on where it lands in a table.

Plans and free use

Cornix has no free plan, which settles the first question: there is no way to sample the product before paying. The paid subscription starts at $24.90, and that figure is the entry cost for the tool as sold rather than a per-trade or per-asset charge. Readers who only want to watch balances and totals will find a free option elsewhere in the comparison, while readers who want this tool pay the listed entry price and deal with a single subscription instead of a stack of separate purchases. Budget from $24.90 as the starting point of any comparison, and treat the plan as one product rather than several, because a tracker or a tax tool bought on the side would be an added cost the entry figure does not include.

Trading and withdrawal fees

Cost planning for Cornix starts with the entry figure, $24.90, because that is the charge the product lists. It is a subscription price rather than a trading rate, and with no free plan there is no lower tier to fall back on, so the same figure applies from the first payment. Readers weighing what the tool costs should plan the subscription separately from any exchange-level trading or withdrawal charge on the account where trades settle, rather than expecting this figure to cover those moves. The same test applies against the rest of the field: a paid entry with no free option is a heavier starting commitment than a tool that has one, and cryptotaxcalculator, with its free plan, sets the cheaper end of that comparison.

How Cornix compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does Cornix cost?+

Cornix starts at $24.90, and there is no free plan, so $24.90 is the price paid to begin using the tool. The figure is a subscription entry point rather than a trading rate, and no lower tier sits under it, so a reader who cannot justify the cost has no smaller version of the product to fall back on.

Is there a free version of Cornix?+

There is no free plan here, so every user starts on the paid subscription at $24.90. By contrast cryptotaxcalculator has a free plan, which suits readers who mainly want to bring tax records in order and would rather not pay before deciding whether the tool earns its place.

What kind of tool is Cornix?+

Cornix is a bot rather than a tracker or a tax tool, listed as bot. Bots account for 30% of the tools in this comparison, so the product is aimed at readers who want trades handled for them rather than readers who only want their balances counted up.

Which exchanges does Cornix connect to?+

Cornix lists 12 integrations, level with the median across bots at 12.5. That is a working set for a bot tied to the exchanges already in use, though it is well short of the tracker median of 300.

How do I get help from Cornix?+

Help comes through help centre. That is the most common support route in the tools group at 79.6%, so written answers should be easy to find, though readers who want a call or a live chat conversation will not find one listed here.

How does Cornix compare with Blockpit on price?+

Blockpit starts at €3.99 and Cornix at $24.90, so the Blockitt entry price is the lower of the two figures. Cornix also has no free plan, which narrows the field for readers whose budget starts from nothing, since the Cornix figure cannot fall away to a free tier.

How does Cornix compare with CoinGecko on price?+

CoinGecko starts at $5 and Cornix at $24.90, so CoinGecko carries the lower entry price. Cornix is a bot, bot, running across 12 integrations, so the two figures sit on different kinds of product even though both appear in the same comparison.

How long has Cornix been running?+

Cornix dates back to 2018, which gives the product an established record rather than a recent start. That matters more for a bot than for a tracker, since automated trading is something a funded account would want running for a while before it carries real weight.

Sources

Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

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