Cornix and AlertSync both sit next to Telegram, but they point in opposite directions. Cornix takes signals out of Telegram and trades them. AlertSync takes a TradingView alert and posts it into Telegram. Here is which job you actually need.
Cornix is an automated crypto trading platform. Third-party reviews describe it reading signals from Telegram and Discord groups and placing the trades on your exchange through an API key; its own pricing page lists the Advanced plan at $32.99/mo and Premium at $52.99/mo. AlertSync does the reverse: it takes a TradingView alert and posts it into your Telegram chat, group or channel. It never holds exchange keys and never places an order, and it starts at ₹149/mo. If you want trades placed for you, Cornix is built for that. If you want the signal delivered to your members, AlertSync is the tool.
Cornix describes itself as an automated trading platform for crypto exchanges. Its pricing page lists Signals Bots that copy an expert's trades, TradingView bots, grid and DCA bots, backtesting runs and exchange API slots. Third-party reviews describe it as watching Telegram and Discord signal groups and acting on the signals it parses in the format it expects. Trades run in the user's own exchange account through API keys.
cornix.io ↗Highlighted cells mark the stronger option on that row.
| Feature | AlertSync | Cornix |
|---|---|---|
| Direction of the Telegram link | Outbound: a TradingView alert is posted into your Telegram chat | Inbound: signals are read from a Telegram group and acted on |
| Places trades on an exchange | No, notifications only, by design | Yes, through exchange API keys |
| Holds exchange API keys | Never | Yes, the keys are how it trades |
| Entry paid price | ₹149/mo Starter | $32.99/mo Advanced, as listed on their pricing page |
| Top listed plan | ₹649/mo Business, unlimited alerts | $52.99/mo Premium; Asset Manager and Community Admin are quoted from $99.90 and $146.90/mo |
| Free tier | 50 alerts every month, no card | Not shown on the pricing page we checked |
| Pay in INR by card, UPI or net-banking | Yes | Not stated; their prices are shown in $ without a currency code |
| Copy an expert's trades | No | Yes, Signals Bots advertised on their pricing page |
| One alert to several Telegram chats | Yes, counted as one alert against quota | Not part of the feature set described on their pricing page |
Cornix pricing and features were checked against their public site in September 2026. Third-party pricing changes without notice — confirm current rates on their site before deciding. AlertSync figures come from our own plan limits and are current.
You want signals acted on, not just read. Cornix turns a signal from a Telegram or Discord group into a live order on your exchange, with the bots and position handling to go with it, and its Signals Bots copy an expert's trades. If you follow a signals group and want the trades placed automatically, or you run a paid group whose subscribers should auto-trade, Cornix is the category built for that. AlertSync is not, and does not try to be.
You want the alert in your chat and no exchange keys in any tool. AlertSync is a notification relay: it never holds exchange API keys and never places an order, so there is no trading permission to grant and nothing to misconfigure on an exchange. It starts at ₹149/mo, against the $32.99/mo Advanced plan Cornix lists, and the free plan gives you 50 alerts every month with no card.
You do not have to commit to find out. The Free plan needs no card and covers 50 alerts a month, and switching an existing TradingView alert over is a single field: replace the webhook URL and save. Your alert message body, TradingView variables and templates all carry across unchanged, because AlertSync accepts plain text and JSON alike.
Read the full setup guide →Not as far as we could find. Cornix's pricing page describes signal bots, TradingView bots and copy trading, and third-party reviews describe it reading Telegram and Discord signal groups and trading on them. The flow runs from signal into the exchange. If what you need is a TradingView alert arriving as a Telegram message, that is what AlertSync does.
Yes, and the two do not conflict. A TradingView alert can drive more than one webhook workflow, so an automation tool can act on the signal while AlertSync posts the same alert to your Telegram group. One executes, the other notifies.
Cornix's pricing page lists its Advanced plan at $32.99 a month and Premium at $52.99 a month, and quotes its higher tiers on request. The page does not name a currency code. AlertSync Starter is ₹149/mo and Business is ₹649/mo, and the free plan covers 50 alerts a month. Prices checked on 2026-10-09; check both sites for current rates.
No. AlertSync takes the TradingView webhook and delivers it to your Telegram chats. You do not connect an exchange, create an API key or give any permission to trade.
A 33-integration alert-to-execution hub. We are cheaper on the entry tier, and it cannot bill in INR at all.
ReadThe closest like-for-like rival. AlertSync is roughly a fifth of the price for the same job.
ReadSends alerts into MetaTrader, not into Telegram — for them Telegram is a source. A different job entirely.
ReadA general automation platform. You supply your own BotFather bot, and every chat you fan out to burns another task.
ReadStart on the Free plan — no card required — and watch your next TradingView signal land in Telegram in real-time.