Top of every book
Best bid and best ask from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bybit and Gate.io. That's what you'd actually get filled at, not a blended "price".
Crypto prices and wallets, watched on autopilotZero custody
Live bid/ask from six exchanges, honest spread math after fees, and a read-only watch on your USDC and gas balances, with alerts to Discord, Telegram or your browser.
- We never hold your funds
- We never ask for keys or seed phrases
- Runs entirely in your browser
- 6 Exchanges Compared live Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bybit and Gate.io. Prices refresh every 15 seconds, so every gap you see is current.
- 5 Chains Watched read-only Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon. Paste a public address and see its USDC and gas balances.
- 0 Deposits Nothing to send in We never hold funds or keys. There is nothing to deposit and nothing to withdraw, ever.
- 0 € Cost Free for good No plans, no account and no time limit. Tips on Ko-fi are optional and unlock nothing.
What it does
Set it once. It keeps watching.
An autopilot for looking, not for trading. It reads public data, does the math and taps you on the shoulder when something moves.
Honest net spread
Every gap is shown before and after your trading fee on both sides. Most turn negative, and we show that instead of hiding it.
Alerts where you are
When the net spread crosses your threshold, get pinged on Discord, Telegram or a browser notification. Ten-minute cooldown, so no spam.
Wallet watch
Paste a public 0x address and see USDC and gas balances on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon, totalled in dollars.
USDC in & out
Recent USDC transfers for each watched address, with direction, amount, counterparty and a link to the block explorer.
Private by design
No account, no tracking, no cookies. Settings and watched addresses stay in your browser, and one click wipes them.
Spread scanner
Six order books. One honest number.
For each coin we find the cheapest place to buy and the best place to sell, then take your fees off both sides. Open a row to see every exchange.
| Coin | Price | Buy on (ask) | Sell on (bid) | Gross | Net after fees | Details |
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Net = gross spread − your fee × 2. It does not include withdrawal fees, network fees, transfer time or price movement while funds move between exchanges, which usually wipe out what's left. Information only, not financial advice.
Best price
Where do you get the most?
Enter an amount. We walk every order book level by level and take the fee off, so you see what actually lands in your account.
| Rank | Exchange | You get | Avg price | Slippage | Fee | vs best |
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Fees used in the calculation (edit to match your account)
Trading fees are standard lowest-tier taker fees and may differ on your account. Withdrawal fees depend on the network: add yours to include them. Order books change by the second. Information only, not financial advice.
Arbitrage history
How often does it actually pay?
Our server checks all six exchanges every minute and keeps the widest spread. Here's how often it beat a 0.1% fee on both sides.
Best net spread after fees
Show as table
Above 0% means buying on one exchange and selling on another would have made money after trading fees, ignoring withdrawal fees, transfer time and order-book depth. Green dots mark those moments.
Wallet watch
Your balances, read-only.
Watch up to ten public addresses. We read balances from public blockchain nodes every minute and log every change.
Activity
Cheapest chain to send USDC, right now
- Reading network fees…
Estimated network fee for a standard USDC transfer (about 60,000 gas), including the L1 data fee on Base, Optimism and Arbitrum. Exchange withdrawal fees are separate.
Alerts
Get pinged, not glued to a screen.
Spread and wallet alerts go straight from your browser to the channels you pick. Your webhook and bot token never touch our server, because we don't run one.
Price alerts
Checked every 30 seconds against Binance while this tab is open. Each alert fires once; re-arm it to use it again.
Stablecoin peg
- Reading USDT and USDC prices…
Median of Kraken, Coinbase and Gemini USD markets, refreshed every minute.
How it works
Three steps. About a minute.
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01
Pick coins and your fee
Choose which pairs to compare and enter the taker fee you actually pay. Most exchanges charge 0.05 to 0.2% per trade.
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Add wallets and alerts
Paste any public addresses you want watched, set a net-spread threshold, and connect Discord or Telegram if you like.
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Leave it on autopilot
Keep the tab open. Prices refresh every 15 seconds and wallets every minute, and you get a ping when something crosses your line.
Price sources
Public ticker APIs, USDT pairs. Books more than 3% away from the median are ignored as stale.
Chains
- Ethereum
- Base
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- Polygon
Native gas token plus native USDC, read from public nodes.
Pricing
Free. That's the whole price list.
CC Autopilot
0 €forever
- Spread scanner on 6 exchanges
- Wallet watch on 5 chains
- Discord, Telegram and browser alerts
- No account, no email, no card
Tip jar
Any €one-off, optional
If CC Autopilot saves you time, a coffee keeps new features coming. A tip doesn't unlock anything, because everything is already unlocked.
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What people say.
Real reviews from real users. Every review is read by a human before it appears here.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Do you hold my money or trade for me?
No. There are no deposits, balances, orders or withdrawals on CC Autopilot. You never send us anything, so there is nothing to "withdraw". It only reads public prices and public blockchain data. If a site asks you to deposit crypto to "activate" an autopilot, a bot or daily earnings, walk away.
Can I make money from the spreads shown?
Sometimes, rarely, and usually not. Cross-exchange gaps are small and close fast. After trading fees, withdrawal and network fees, and the minutes it takes to move funds, most disappear or turn into a loss. That's why we show the net number. Treat it as information, not a signal. Nothing here is financial advice.
Why is the net spread almost always negative?
Because the market is efficient. Large trading firms close these gaps in milliseconds. A negative net number means buying on one exchange and selling on the other would cost you money after fees. That's the honest default.
Will you ever ask for my seed phrase or private key?
Never, for any reason. The wallet watcher only needs your public address. Anyone who asks for recovery words, a private key, remote access or a "verification payment" is a scammer, even if they use our name or logo on Discord.
Is it really free? How do you keep it running?
Yes. There's no plan, no account and no time limit. The site is static and runs in your browser, so it costs very little to host. Optional tips on Ko-fi help, and they unlock nothing.
Where are my settings stored?
Only in your browser's local storage: coins, fees, watched addresses and alert settings. Webhook URLs and bot tokens go directly from your browser to Discord or Telegram. To wipe everything, use "Clear my local data" in the Privacy notice.
Do alerts work when I close the tab?
No. The autopilot runs inside your browser tab, so keep it open (a pinned tab is ideal). Hidden tabs may check less often because browsers throttle them.
Which wallets and chains are supported?
Any EVM address (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Ledger, Trezor…) on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon. We read the gas token (ETH or POL) and native USDC. Solana and Tron are not supported yet.
Where do the prices come from?
From the public ticker APIs of Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bybit and Gate.io, fetched straight from your browser. We use the best bid and best ask on USDT pairs, so the numbers match what each order book shows.
How does "Best price" work?
For the amount you enter, we read each exchange's public order book and fill your order level by level, just like the exchange would. Then we take off the trading fee and, if you add it, the withdrawal fee. The ranking shows what actually lands in your account. Fees are editable because every account can have a different fee tier.
Where does the arbitrage history come from?
Our server reads the best bid and ask on all six exchanges once a minute and stores the widest spread per coin for 8 days. The chart shows how often that spread would have been profitable after a 0.1% fee on each side. Usually: almost never.
Do you track me?
Only if you click Accept, and even then without cookies. We count page views and which tools get used, with a visitor ID that changes every day, so we can't follow anyone over time. We don't store IP addresses and nothing is shared with third parties. Change your choice any time with the cookie button in the bottom-left corner.
Are you affiliated with any exchange?
No. CC Autopilot is an independent tool and is not endorsed by any exchange or wallet provider. Exchange names are used only to label where data comes from.
Questions, ideas, bugs?
Join the Discord. Feature requests and bug reports are welcome. Support will never DM you first.