Bitsgap: Platform Profile

Overview

Bitsgap is a multi-exchange crypto trading interface and automation platform built around:

• Grid bots;
• DCA bots;
• futures automation on eligible plans/exchanges;
• smart orders;
• manual trading;
• backtesting;
• an AI Assistant;
• AI Portfolio Mode on Pro.

The key architecture is:

Bitsgap software connects to external exchange accounts through permissions selected at the exchange. The exchange remains the place where the customer's trading assets are held.

Bitsgap's current homepage references integrations across 17 exchanges.

That breadth is useful, but it does not create one universal asset, futures, or jurisdictional product set.

May fit better for

• active crypto traders using more than one exchange;
• users who want Grid and DCA automation in one interface;
• traders who want AI-assisted bot launching;
• users who want plan-based bot capacity rather than per-bot marketplace subscriptions;
• eligible traders who want futures bots;
• users who want backtesting before live deployment;
• traders comfortable supervising exchange permissions and bot parameters.

May fit less well for

• investors seeking discretionary fiduciary portfolio management;
• users who want the automation provider to custody their crypto;
• investors who do not want crypto-market risk;
• traders who assume AI Assistant output guarantees a profitable configuration;
• users who need identical functionality at every supported exchange;
• traders unwilling to monitor API, exchange, and bot status;
• investors who treat a Grid or DCA bot as downside protection.

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Bitsgap's legal entity is a software company

Current Terms identify:

• Legal company: BITSGAP SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS - FZCO
• Registration number: 57541
• License number: 59990
• Registered location: Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis, UAE

The Terms define the application as software that interacts with exchanges through customer-entered API keys.

Those permissions can include:

• placing orders;
• cancelling orders;
• setting alerts;
• cancelling alerts;
• reading balances;
• reading trading activity.

The review should not transform an automation software relationship into a brokerage custody relationship.

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Current monthly pricing ranges from $29 to $149

Bitsgap's current pricing page shows ordinary one-month prices of:

• Basic monthly: $29
• Advanced monthly: $69
• Pro monthly: $149

The same page currently shows lower 12-month-billing equivalents:

• Basic annual equivalent: $23/month
• Advanced annual equivalent: $55/month
• Pro annual equivalent: $119/month
• Annual discount: 20%

Bitsgap also offers:

• Free: $0/month
• PRO trial: 7 days
• Trial credit card required: No

The free tier is not equivalent to a paid live-bot plan.

Current pricing shows free access to manual trading and demo bots, plus current COMBO-bot functionality on the named Evedex relationship.

Avoid the stale claim:

Bitsgap has a full permanent free version of every live automation feature.

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Basic is the first paid bot tier

Current Basic features include:

• Basic:
• Active Grid bots: 3
• Active DCA bots: 10
• AI Assistant: Yes
• Manual trading: unlimited
• Smart orders: unlimited
• Backtest window: up to 30 days

The practical cost is not just subscription price.

A live bot can also create:

• exchange trading fees;
• spread;
• slippage;
• funding charges for applicable derivatives;
• liquidation exposure;
• tax consequences.

Bitsgap says it does not add its own commission to trades.

That does not make trading free.

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Advanced adds futures bots and longer backtests

Current Advanced plan features include:

• Advanced:
• Active Grid bots: 10
• Active DCA bots: 50
• AI Assistant: Yes
• Futures bots: Yes
• DCA profit reinvestment: Yes
• Grid trailing up down: Yes
• Backtest window: up to 180 days

Futures availability still depends on:

• connected exchange;
• jurisdiction;
• account eligibility;
• exchange API permissions;
• product availability.

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Pro increases automation capacity and AI features

Current Pro references include:

• Pro:
• Active Grid bots: 50
• Active DCA bots: 250
• AI Assistant: Yes
• Futures bots: Yes
• Grid take profit: Yes
• AI launched bot take profit: Yes
• AI Portfolio Mode: Yes
• Backtest window: up to 365 days

The label AI Portfolio Mode should not be converted into:

• fiduciary management;
• personalized financial planning;
• guaranteed portfolio optimization;
• prediction of future returns.

It is a software capability inside an automated trading product.

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AI Assistant reduces configuration work but does not remove model risk

Bitsgap markets an AI Assistant that analyzes market conditions and can help launch or configure automated strategies.

The useful editorial boundary is:

AI-assisted bot selection remains an automated trading process executed through the customer's exchange account.

Potential failure points remain:

• poor market fit;
• changing volatility;
• trend breaks;
• overfitting;
• stale inputs;
• regime change;
• exchange execution;
• price gaps;
• leverage;
• liquidation;
• insufficient balance;
• minimum-order rules.

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Grid and DCA automation solve execution problems, not market risk

A Grid bot can repeatedly buy and sell across a configured range.

That can be useful in oscillating markets.

It can fail economically when:

• price trends persistently below the range;
• inventory accumulates during a decline;
• price breaks sharply above or below expected levels;
• fees consume small grid profits;
• liquidity is poor.

A DCA bot can automate staged purchases or position adjustments.

That can make the schedule systematic.

It does not create a floor under the asset.

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Funds remain in the connected exchange wallet

Bitsgap's current help documentation says it cannot access or make changes to the customer's exchange wallet and that funds remain in the exchange account.

The connection requires trading and reading permissions.

This structure limits direct withdrawal authority.

It does not remove the risk that authorized trading activity produces losses.

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Bitsgap rejects keys with withdrawal permission

Current API error documentation states that a key with withdrawal permission enabled cannot be used.

That is a stronger implementation detail than merely recommending no-withdrawal keys.

Security still depends on:

• exchange security;
• Bitsgap account security;
• API-key storage;
• permissions;
• IP restrictions;
• device security;
• email security;
• user behavior.

Bitsgap also documents trusted-IP workflows for selected exchanges.

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Current exchange count is a reference, not a permanent universe

Bitsgap's current homepage states:

• Supported exchange count: 17

This is a current marketing count, not a guarantee that every exchange:

• is available in every jurisdiction;
• supports the same assets;
• supports futures;
• supports the same bot types;
• uses identical API permissions.

A platform-level review should distinguish:

Bitsgap capability

from:

connected exchange capability.

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Backtest duration varies by plan

Current pricing supports:

• Basic backtest: up to 30 days
• Advanced backtest: up to 180 days
• Pro backtest: up to 365 days

Longer testing windows can reveal more market conditions.

They do not make a backtest predictive.

Backtest output should not be converted into:

• projected return;
• guaranteed return;
• expected monthly profit;
• ROIStreet score.

Assessment

Bitsgap is strongest as a multi-exchange automation workspace.

Its current product combines familiar Grid/DCA logic with increasingly visible AI-assisted configuration and portfolio tools.

The AI layer should not distract from the operating reality:

the bot still relies on the connected exchange, selected permissions, configured strategy, available balance, and live market liquidity.

The current paid plans are easy to compare at the headline level—$29, $69, and $149 month-to-month—but the economic cost of automated trading also depends on what the bot causes the exchange account to do.