Top portfolio trackers compared

About Top portfolio trackers compared

A portfolio tracker gathers your holdings, prices and transaction history onto a single screen, so you can see what you hold and what it is worth without digging through exchange screens. This ranking covers 71 of them, from tools that only chart value to products that also prepare tax reports. The main trade-off sits on the pricing page. A free plan is the norm across this group, yet on several of them the free tier stops at portfolio viewing and the tax report sits behind a paywall. The cheapest way to watch balances is therefore not always the cheapest way to report at the end of the year. The other side of the trade-off is reach: how many exchanges and wallets a tool can read decides how much of your history it can see at all. Every brand here was weighed on cost, on what the plan gives you, and on the standing of the company behind it.

How we picked

Every brand in this ranking is scored on weighted factors. Trust carries the largest weight at 40%, cost sits at 35%, and what a plan actually gives you at 25%. Trust looks at how long a company has been operating, the legal entity behind the product, and the support routes a paying customer can reach. Cost weighs the starting price of a paid plan against what the free tier already covers. The offer score rewards tools that do more than watch a balance, such as tax reporting, charting and broad exchange coverage. Details come from each company’s own pricing page, product pages, terms and support pages, read at the time of writing. Where a page states a figure, that figure is used, and free-text limits are described in plain words rather than guessed at. Ranges and midpoints quoted alongside come from the wider data set behind the site and from this ranking itself. Partners are listed first, then everything else follows in score order. No brand shown here is a partner, so the order you see runs from the highest score downward.

Our top picks

1. 2. CoinTracking

   CoinTracking is in this ranking for readers who want a single screen that also produces the tax file, since tracker and tax covers both. It is the longest established company here, founded in 2012, reads 400 connections, and keeps a free plan on, though Free plan; tax report requires paid plan means the tax report needs paying for. Support runs on chat and help centre. Coinigy, ranked last, offers charting instead of tax work (tracker and charting) and, unlike the rest of this ranking, has no free plan.

   • Free plan: Yes
   • Integrations: 400
   • Free plan limits: Free plan; tax report requires paid plan

   Pros

   • Covers both jobs in one account, a portfolio tracker and tax tool in tracker and tax.
   • A free plan is available, so the portfolio view can be used before paying anything.
   • 400 integrations means most exchange and wallet histories can be imported in one place.
   • Running since 2012 makes it an established name in this family of tools.
   • Support runs on chat and help centre, so live chat and a help centre are both there.

   Cons

   • The tax report requires a paid plan, so Free plan; tax report requires paid plan puts the tax side behind a subscription.
   • Support runs on chat and help centre only, with no phone line listed for account or tax questions.
   • 400 is a smaller catalogue than CoinTracker at 632 and CryptoTaxCalculator at 3,500.

2. 5. Catax

   Catax makes this ranking on age and entry price: founded in 2016, run by Block Chain Innovation Pvt Ltd, and starting at $10, under the midpoint for this ranking, €26.31. It covers tax and tracking (tax and tracker) and the free plan is on, with a free calculator limited to restricted transactions. Reach is the lighter side, 30 connections against 632 at CoinTracker, and support runs on help centre. CoinStats, ranked next, connects 300 and stays on tracking.

   • Price from: $10
   • Free plan: Yes
   • Integrations: 30

   Pros

   • The entry price of $10 is the lowest of the three brands compared here, ahead of €3.99 and $5
   • A free plan exists, and free use is the norm in this group, with 79.5% of brands offering one
   • The free tier is not a trial: a free calculator for restricted transactions and a free basic service cover ongoing use
   • Tax and tracker sit in the same product, so one account covers both jobs
   • It has been running since 2016, behind a named legal entity, Block Chain Innovation Pvt Ltd

   Cons

   • Support runs on help centre only, so there is no live channel listed for questions about a filing
   • The free calculator is limited to restricted transactions, so heavier use needs a paid plan starting at $10
   • 30 integrations trails 3,500 at cryptotaxcalculator and the 700 typical of tax software
   • Fewer integrations sit below the 300 median for portfolio trackers, so a large multi-exchange history is slower to import

3. 6. Coinigy

   Coinigy closes this ranking on charting rather than cost. It pairs tracking with charting (tracker and charting), is run as Coinigy Inc. from US, and was founded in 2014. It is also the only brand here with no free plan: its free plan limits amount to 7-day trial with basic features, so sizing it up means paying from $18.66. CoinTracking, ranked above, offers a free plan and the same tracker plus tax pairing, which suits readers who want the year-end file rather than charts.

   • Price from: $18.66
   • Free plan: No
   • Free plan limits: 7-day trial with basic features

   Pros

   • One subscription covers two jobs: Coinigy is listed as both a tracker and a charting tool (tracker and charting), so balances and charts share a single login.
   • The entry price of $18.66 sits under the €25.43 median entry price across the tools listed here, so a paid plan is not the priciest way in.
   • The 7-day trial with basic features lets a reader see the basic version before paying the entry price.
   • Coinigy Inc. has been trading since 2014, so the software has run through more than one full market cycle.

   Cons

   • There is no free plan, so the 7-day trial with basic features is the only no-cost look and the paid tier starts at $18.66.
   • cryptotaxcalculator has a free plan, and coingecko starts at $5, so cheaper ways to see your holdings exist.
   • Coinigy ranks 12 of 34 brands on entry price, which leaves room for readers who count every unit of spend first.

4. 7. CoinStats

   CoinStats is in this ranking for readers who never intend to file, since it lists tracker and nothing more. A free plan is on, and it is a basic tier with caps on portfolios and transactions (Basic free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions), while paid access opens at $13.99. Support runs on email and help centre, and the account belongs to Coin Stats Inc. CoinTracking, ranked next, covers the same job with tax work attached (tracker and tax) across 400 connections, where CoinStats reaches 300.

   • Price from: $13.99
   • Free plan: Yes
   • Integrations: 300

   Pros

   • A free plan is available, and Basic free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions sets what the free tier covers.
   • A taker fee of 0% means nothing is charged to trade through the tool.
   • The coin list reaches 20,000, well above the site median of 62.
   • 300 integrations tie with the tracker median of 300.
   • staking adds an earning angle to a tracking tool.

   Cons

   • Paid plans start at $13.99, above the tracker median of €26.31.
   • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no live chat or phone line listed.
   • CoinStats ranks 11 of 28 on integrations, behind crypto tax calculator at 3,500.
   • The free plan is capped by Basic free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions, so larger wallets need a paid tier.

5. 8. CoinTracker

   CoinTracker belongs in this ranking on reach plus range: it does tracking and tax work (tracker and tax) and connects 632 exchanges and wallets, close to the midpoint here, 300. Founded in 2017 and run from US, it answers on email, chat and help centre. The catch sits in the free tier, where Portfolio tracking only, no downloadable tax forms, so downloadable tax forms sit behind a paid plan. Catax, ranked next, opens cheaper at $10 but reads only 30 connections.

   • Free plan: Yes
   • Integrations: 632
   • Free plan limits: Portfolio tracking only, no downloadable tax forms

   Pros

   • A free plan is available, so a balance view can be started without paying, though the free scope is portfolio tracking only, Portfolio tracking only, no downloadable tax forms
   • 632 integrations across exchanges and wallets, more than the 30 listed by Catax and short of the 3,500 at Crypto Tax Calculator
   • Tracking and tax reporting in the same product, which saves moving data between a portfolio view and a tax tool
   • Founded in 2017 and based in US, so it is an established US operation rather than a new one

   Cons

   • Downloadable tax forms are not among the free plan features, Portfolio tracking only, no downloadable tax forms, so the paperwork for a filing sits on the paid side
   • A phone line is not among its support channels, email, chat and help centre, which cover email, chat and a help centre
   • 632 integrations sit below the 3,500 at Crypto Tax Calculator, so the widest venue coverage is elsewhere

6. 9. cryptotaxcalculator: best for highest-integrations-count

   cryptotaxcalculator holds the highest integration count in this ranking, reading 3,500 exchanges and wallets, and it covers tax work alongside tracking (tax and tracker). A free plan is on, so that reach can be tested at no cost, and the company dates back to 2018. Blockpit, ranked above, has the lower entry price at €3.99. coingecko, ranked next, leans the other way, pairing tracking with charting while its support runs on help centre only.

   • Free plan: Yes
   • Integrations: 3,500
   • Tool type: Tax, Tracker

   Pros

   • Integration categories include DeFi, exchanges and wallets.
   • Custom CSV upload is available for unlisted integrations.

7. 10. coingecko

   coingecko earns its place in this ranking for readers who want to watch value move rather than file at the end of the year. It lists tracker and charting, so charting sits beside tracking, and a free plan is on. Paid access starts at $5, near the midpoint starting price here, €26.31. The trade-off is help, which runs on help centre only, so a stuck import waits on written answers rather than a conversation. koinx, ranked next, answers on email, chat and phone and adds tax reporting across US, GB and DE.

   • Price from: $5
   • Free plan: Yes
   • Tool type: Tracker, Charting

   Pros

   • A free plan is included, so tracking and charting can be used before anything is paid.
   • Entry pricing of $5 ranks 2 on price from among 34 brands compared, ahead of Catax at $10 and CoinStats at $13.99.
   • tracker and charting means the same product handles both the tracking and charting sides of a portfolio review.
   • Category medians sit above the entry price, with trackers at €26.31 and charting at €20.90.

   Cons

   • Support runs on help centre only, so a reader who wants live chat or a phone call has to look at other products.
   • $5 is not the lowest entry figure here, since Blockpit lists at €3.99.
   • Blockpit's figure is quoted in another currency from $5, so the cheapest headline is not a straight comparison.

What to look for

A free plan you can live on

A free plan is common here, with 86.8% of the brands in this ranking offering it, so a tool can be sized up before any spend. Then read what each free tier leaves out, because the tax report is often the paid part and that is the piece people need at filing time.

How much history the tool can read

The midpoint here sits at 300 connections, the top of the list reaches 3,500 and the floor is 8. More connections means fewer wallets to import by hand and fewer manual entries to fix, which matters most when your holdings are spread across many exchanges and wallets.

The price of the paid tier

The lowest starting price in this ranking is €3.99, the highest is €219.24 and the midpoint is €26.31. Set that against what the free tier already covers before paying anything, because the step up from a free tracker to a paid plan is where the tax report usually appears.

Who you can reach for help

A help centre is close to standard, at 92.3% of this ranking, while a phone line reaches only 7.7% and live chat 30.8%. Import failures are where support matters most, and a phone line settles a stuck connection faster than a written answer.

Tracking alone, or tracking plus tax

Tracking is the base job at 83.3% of this ranking, with 55.6% also handling tax work and 13.9% adding price charts. Decide which extra job you actually need before you pay, since the charting tools and the tax tools sit at different ends of the price list here.

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