7 Best Crypto Grid Trading Bots Apps (Make Automated Money)

Are you looking to start with the Grid trading bots strategy?

Here are the best crypto grid bot trading software’s:

Bot Name	Price	Salient features	Rating	Sign up link
Pionex	Free	An exchange with the lowest trading fees	9/10	Create free account
BitsGap	$19/month	Trailing grid	9/10	Get $10 off (Best for USA Users)
Gate.io	Free (an exchange)	Multiple Options	9/10	Sign up for Gate.io (Best for USA Users)
Bituniverse	Free	AI suggestions	8/10	Try Bituniverse
3Commas	Free (One bot)	—-	6/10	Get started for free
Binance	Free (an exchange)	Leverage bots	7/10	Start grid bot on Binance
Quadency	Free	—–	5/10	Use Quadency for free

Well, there are only a few Grid bots that are quite remarkable, and in the past few months, I had to chance to explore many of them. I in fact used all of them to run a grid bot, and here is one of my trade results with Grid auto trading bot:

Do notice the frequency of trade (Time-stamp).

Now, I feel confident enough to share insights from my learnings, and exploration of these grid trading bots.

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However, If you are new here, I highly recommend reading about the best crypto trading bots apps.

Now, moving on to Grid trading bots…

Grid Trading works best in the ranging sideways market and using a bot you could execute your strategy even when you are sleeping. Grid trading gives you profit with ups and downs of the price fluctuations in the market, and works best when any particular pair is in a range with no clear up or down trend in a longer period.

Disclaimer: Trading is a skill, and using a bot doesn’t guarantee you would make money. You should rather invest time learning the basics, and then use a bot to automate your strategy. It took my more than a year to get results, so do not RUSH!

Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links, but every word is unbiased, and based on real-experience.

Those who are into scalp trading can also take advantage of Grid bots to automate their trading strategy. Here I have compiled a list of the best available Grid auto bots, with my remark and experience. Some of them are free, and a few of them are paid.

My suggestion is to try one or two at a time, and see which one fits your style of trading.

Here we go…

6 Best Automated Grid trading bots:

1. Binance Grid trading bot:

Binance which is the world’s biggest crypto exchange has an in-built grid bot. A lot of Binance users are not aware of it, and if you have been looking for a grid bot, you can use the one which is offered by Binance.

To use this feature, you need to have a Binance futures account. If you don’t have one, you can create one using this link or by selecting Futures in your Binance account header. It may ask for a referral code, you can use 37705785.

Once your futures account is ready, you can click on Derivatives > USD(S)-M futures

Note: Binance grid trading bot is available only on futures account. Spot account has not got this feature yet. You can use the Bituniverse app for the Binance spot account grid bot.

Anyways, now on this page click on “Grid trading” which is nicely tucked in the right corner of the trading page. Don’t forget to select the right pair, and transfer USDT to your futures wallet.

Now, on this page, there are settings that you need to configure to start setting up your trading bot on Binance.

Click on create to start your first grid bot on Binance. You can anytime click on “Active grid” to see the result of the current running grid bot. Anytime, click on the tutorial button to read more about Binance grid bot settings.

I recommend you to start with a small amount, and use less leverage when testing this. Give it some time to get accustomed to all the settings, and then increase your capital. This way you will minimize your risk of losing your funds.

2. Pionex:

Pionex is a crypto exchange that offers many crypto bots including grid bots. Once you deposit funds in your Pionex wallet, you can use their grid bot to automate your trades.

They have been around since 2019 and are based out of Singapore. I have shared a detailed review of Pionex before, and also shared pros and cons.

3. BitUniverse

BitUniverse is a free trading bot that offers various kinds of grid bots. What I like about Bituniverse (apart from being free is), it offers many advanced features that no other similar tool offers.

For example,

• Stop loss feature
• Use AI strategy to auto-set your grid
• Manual Grid setting (The one I recommend)
• Leveraged GRID Bot
• Margin GRID Bot

Getting started is also easy, and it works with all popular exchanges.

Overall, for many who are looking to start for free, the BitUniverse grid bot is the best available option. You connect with your exchange using an API key, and since your crypto assets are not stored on BitUniverse, you are safe. They do have a few additional products, which I have not tested, and I suggest not to try anything apart from manual bot trading on BitUniverse. Once I have more details, I will write a separate article for the same.

4. Bitsgap grid trading bot:

Bitsgap is the newest entrant in the world of crypto grid trading software’s and it is nicely done. It offers a test account that is ideal for an absolute beginner, and you can connect with almost all the popular exchanges including Binance.us. Especially if you are from the USA, you should be using Bitsgap or 3commas, as both of them let you connect with the Binance.us account.

There are three different kinds of bot available, and some nice unique features like auto-adjust grid size which Is something not available in any of the other grid trading software mentioned in this list. You need a paid account to run the bot, and you can also make payments in cryptocurrencies. Overall, Bitsgap is something that caught my attention recently, and it may become your choice of crypto grid bot app.

5. Gate.io Smart Quantitative trading strategy:

Gate.io is a popular crypto exchange that also allows users from the USA. They have been around since 2013, and recently they added the option to use grid bot trading on the platform. Since every transaction is happening on the exchange, you don’t need to pay for any 3rd party subscription or even connect with API.

For anyone who understands grid bot trading strategy, and looking for an easier way to execute it, Gate.io is an ideal solution. Especially when there are limited solutions for our users based out of USA, Gate.io is something one should look at. Gate.io also have a native token called GT, which you can use to lower down the trading fees.

6. 3Commas Grid Bot

I have been a user of 3Commas for a long time, and I really like their interface, and mobile app to track the performance or stop the bot. I have talked about 3Commas in depth here on my 3Commas review, which you must check out.

3Commas offers paper trading which is idle for those who want to test Grid bot before actually putting in the real money. It also works with all popular cryptocurrency exchanges, and their free tutorials and guides will help you to master the art of Grid trading.

3Commas also offers AI-based grid trading, where you let their AI decide the upper and lower limit for the grid. Or, you can set a manual upper and lower limit for grid size.

Here are some of my results after using grid bots:

It definitely lacks the feature of stop-loss, or auto grid resizing, which may make a lot of difference for many novices. Unlike others, 3Commas is not free, and cost about $49/month for grid bot trading. However, you get 3 days trial, which is good enough for you to test out the system. Either way, in my experience 3Commas, is a solid choice for a majority of intermediate and experienced traders.

7. Quadency

Quadency is another popular crypto trading bot, which offers grid bot as a free feature. However, their bot is different than the above 2, as you can’t set the upper and lower limit manually.

To be honest, I could not find much detail on how Quadency sets the price for grid, but what I like about them is; it gives you control on what to do when exit price is reached. Here are 4 options:

1. Recreate grid around exit price and continue trading
   Use this option if you have sufficient balance in quote and base to re-create the grid at the point where the price exits the grid. Note – this involves cancelling all open orders and close open positions with a market order.
2. Cancel all orders and stop bot
   Use this option if you want to cancel all remain open orders and stop the bot. This option will not close any open positions. A position is open if the bot has bought quantity but has not sold the same amount or conversely if it has sold but has not bought back the same amount.
3. Cancel all orders, close all positions and stop bot
   Use this option if you want to close all positions in addition to cancelling any remaining open orders.
4. Do nothing
   Use this option if you would rather wait for all open orders to eventually get filled. As the price reenters the grid, the bot will resume trading. However, if the price never re-enters the grid, the orders will remain open indefinitely until manually cancelled.

You can read more about Quadency grid bot feature here.

There are a few more options like Pionex which is primarily an exchange but offers bot trading. Though I have not done the diligence of this exchange, so I would not trust this with my money, as it requires us to deposit the fund. Rest other options listed above, let you connect with exchange using API, and thus your funds are more or less safe.

Conclusion: Which Grid Bot App to use?

Well, Binance or Bituniverse should be your first choice as it is free.

If you are fairly new, then use 3Commas, as they offer 3 days trial and their help guide is good enough to get started.

As it is, I will keep an eye on more new bots which are coming in the market and will include which is worthy enough to be listed here on our CoinSutra resources.

Now, it is your turn to let me know how your experience has been with Grid trading. Also, if you know of any other Grid trading bot, do let me know via the comment section below.