Gunbot review
Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Gunbot suits traders who run their own automation on a desktop rather than hand a strategy to a hosted bot. It offers 20 integrations across Windows, Mac and Linux, and support runs on email, help centre and community, so a licence is the way in and a stalled bot waits on a written answer.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, so a single licence fits the desktop systems a trader is likely to own already.
- 20 integrations put the connection list above the bot category median, which is 12.5.
- Support runs on email, help centre and community, so written documentation and community answers carry the routine questions.
- Set against hosted platforms such as BingX and Pionex, the bot runs on Windows, Mac and Linux under the trader's own control rather than inside an exchange account.
Cons
- There is no free plan, so unlike BingX, Pionex and Cryptorobotics the licence is the entry cost, and the median entry price across bot brands is €21.84.
- Help runs on email, help centre and community only, so a bot that stops mid-session waits on email, the help centre or the community rather than a live agent.
- 20 integrations place Gunbot at 17 of 28 brands on the site, so the connection list is not the widest in the field.
Who it suits
- Traders who already hold accounts on several venues and want one automation layer across them, given 20 integrations.
- People who prefer software on their own hardware, since Gunbot runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
- Readers who are comfortable buying a licence up front and reading documentation, which matches email, help centre and community.
Who should look elsewhere
- BingX or Pionex if a free plan matters, as both offer one and Gunbot has no free plan.
- Cryptorobotics for anyone who wants to try automated trading on a free hosted platform before paying for a licence.
Integrations and tax countries
Gunbot's coverage is a count of connections rather than a map of places. The tool lists 20 integrations, so the first question for a buyer is whether the venues already sitting in an account appear in that number. A longer list means one licence can drive several exchange connections, which matters to anyone running the same strategy across more than one venue. The count also separates working tools from demos, and 20 reads as a tool built for real accounts rather than a preview. The platform list, Windows, Mac and Linux, frames how those connections get used: the bot is installed on a desktop rather than opened in a phone app, so coverage here assumes a computer on the desk and accounts opened elsewhere. The connections themselves carry no tax country breakdown, so the integration count is the figure to weigh, and readers who need country level tax detail should look past this listing.
Everyday use
Everyday use starts with the machine. Gunbot runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, so the setup is a desktop install rather than an app opened on a handset, and the trading habit stays on the computer the owner already works on. The upside is control: the automation sits on hardware the trader holds, away from a hosted interface, and strategy settings can be adjusted on that same machine. The trade-off is that the bot depends on that machine being on and connected to keep running, which is a different routine from opening an exchange on a phone. Support runs alongside the bot and it works on email, help centre and community. Email leaves a written trail for questions about settings or order logic, the help centre handles routine lookups, and the community covers the rest. None of the listed channels is a live agent on a chat line, so a bot that has stopped trading can take time to sort out.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a free version of Gunbot?+
No. Gunbot is a paid product and has no free plan, where BingX, Pionex and Cryptorobotics each offer one. Budget for a licence before the bot runs anything. That purchase is what unlocks the automation, and it opens 20 integrations across Windows, Mac and Linux.
What does Gunbot actually do?+
Gunbot is listed as a bot, so the product is the automation itself rather than a hosted exchange account with a bot attached. It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, which keeps the machine choice to desktop systems and leaves the software in the trader's own hands.
How many connections can Gunbot make?+
Gunbot lists 20 integrations. The median across bot brands is 12.5, so this count sits above the middle of the category. On the wider site the same figure ranks 17 of 28 brands, which reads as a solid list rather than the deepest one around.
Which computers can run Gunbot?+
Gunbot runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. That is the whole platform list, and it is a desktop list, so a phone or tablet is not part of the setup. Anyone who plans to watch positions from a handset will need a separate way to follow the account.
How do I get help with Gunbot?+
Support runs on email, help centre and community. In practice that means email for a direct question, a help centre to search yourself, and a community for answers from other users. Anyone used to live chat support should expect a slower exchange, since those are the listed channels.
What does a Gunbot licence cost next to other bots?+
Across bot brands the median entry price is €21.84 and the lowest is €11.40. Gunbot carries no free plan, so the licence is the purchase rather than a trial, and readers should weigh that figure before opening a bot.
Is Gunbot a good first step into automated trading?+
A first taste of automation is often easier on a platform with a free plan, such as BingX, Pionex or Cryptorobotics, all of which offer one. Gunbot asks for a licence first, and its 20 integrations make more sense to a trader who already runs accounts on several venues.
How does Gunbot rate against other bot tools here?+
On the site's offer measure Gunbot scores 4.3, and 4.3 overall, which places it under the midpoint of the scale. The gaps are the licence cost and the missing free tier rather than the connection list, which holds 20 integrations.
Sources
- gunbot.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Integrations, Platforms, Tool type
“Privacy-first trading bot software for 20+ supported exchanges”
- gunbot.com/plans checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free plan, Support channels
“Lifetime license, no monthly costs”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
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Gunbot
Traders who want a desktop bot on their own machine with 20 exchange connections.