What Bitsgap sells
A constructor with grid, DCA and COMBO bots, a terminal and TradingView charts on 15+ exchanges. Futures bots start with the Advanced plan ($69 per month).
Comparison
EDVI or Bitsgap: ready-made strategies or a constructor
Bitsgap is one of the most complete bot constructors on the market. EDVI is the opposite approach: no constructor, four ready-made strategies, no subscription and a fee only when the month is profitable.
No subscription: 40% of monthly profit, 60% stays with you.
In short
What EDVI sells
Four ready-made futures strategies on Binance, Bybit, OKX and BingX with a daily-updated public track record. No bot settings to learn.
The price difference
Bitsgap costs from $29 to $149 per month regardless of results. EDVI takes 40% of the net profit of the month and nothing when there is no profit.
Side by side
| EDVI | Bitsgap | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Ready-made strategies | Bot constructor |
| Price | 40% of net monthly profit, no subscription, no cap | Subscription: Basic $29, Advanced $69, Pro $149 per month; futures bots from Advanced; 7-day trial |
| Who builds the strategy | EDVI team (Lion, Owl, Wolf, Mole), you set pairs and risk | You, from templates |
| Exchanges | Binance, Bybit, OKX, BingX | 15+ exchanges |
| Futures | USDT perpetual futures, hedge mode, x10 cross | Yes, from the Advanced plan |
| Public statistics | Yes, every strategy and every pair, updated daily | Demo mode, no platform-wide track record |
| Losing month | No invoice | Subscription still due |
| Where the funds are | On your exchange account, API key without withdrawal | On your exchange account via API |
The math at three deposit sizes
Illustration only: a hypothetical 3% net profit per month, EDVI fee 40%, competitor prices as checked on 4 November 2026. Your results will differ.
| Deposit | Profit at 3% | EDVI fee | Bitsgap |
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $15 | $6 | $69 |
| $5,000 | $150 | $60 | $69 |
| $50,000 | $1,500 | $600 | $69 |
With a subscription you pay the same amount whether the month is up or down; with a capped profit share the fee stops growing at the cap; with EDVI the fee grows with the profit and is zero without it.
Who each option fits
Choose Bitsgap
You need a multi-exchange terminal, want to configure grid and COMBO bots yourself and are fine with a fixed monthly cost.
Choose EDVI
You want strategies that already exist and are tracked publicly, trade futures on one of the four exchanges and do not want to pay in a losing month.
Questions
Can I backtest EDVI strategies like in Bitsgap?
You do not need to: every bot of every strategy is tested daily on historical data and the result is published on the Strategies page, pair by pair, with trades and drawdowns.
Does EDVI have a terminal?
No. EDVI is not a trading terminal: it runs the strategies and shows the balance, positions, logs and P&L of each connection in the dashboard.
Which is cheaper?
Below about $170 of net monthly profit EDVI's 40% is below the Bitsgap Advanced plan ($69); above that Bitsgap's fixed price is cheaper. In a losing month EDVI costs nothing.
Ready to let the strategies trade?
Register, connect an exchange and pay only from the profit.