Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team

Bitsgap vs Waltio

Bitsgap scores 9.3 and Waltio 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Bitsgap

Bitsgap

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10
Waltio

Waltio

9.1/10

What sets them apart

Bitsgap vs Waltio
CompareBitsgapBitsgapReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesWaltioWaltioReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$29€39
Integrations17700Higher
Free plan limitsFree plan: 3 COMBO bots, 20 demo bots, unlimited manual tradingConnect exchanges and wallets, dashboard view; no tax report export
Tool typeBotTracker, Tax
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidNot confirmed

Same on both: Free plan (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Bitsgap scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 9.1.
  • Integrations is higher at Waltio: 700 vs 17.
  • Support channels: only Bitsgap offers Email.
  • Tool type: only Bitsgap offers Bot.
  • Tool type: only Waltio offers Tracker, Tax.

Our verdict on each

Bitsgap

Bitsgap is a bot platform for traders who want to place orders across several exchanges from a single screen, with paid plans from $29 and a free plan for trying the interface. It suits traders who trade daily rather than people who only want to watch a portfolio balance or file tax returns.

Read the full Bitsgap review

Waltio

Waltio suits readers who want a portfolio dashboard and tax reporting under a single subscription, and who are happy to start on the free plan and pay for the export later. Its 700 integrations give it broad coverage, though the €39 entry price is steeper than the cheapest options here.

Read the full Waltio review

Score breakdown

Bitsgap vs Waltio
AreaBitsgapWaltio
Cost9.1HigherPaid plans start at $29, above CoinGecko Portfolio at $5 and Blockpit at €3.99, and above the tracker median.8.9
Offer9.2The tool is bot, running on web, ios and android with 17 connections and a free plan for trying it.9.3Higher
Trust9.6Not confirmed

Feature by feature

Bitsgap vs Waltio
Tool typeBitsgapWaltio
TrackerNoYes
TaxNoYes
BotYesNo

Positions in our rankings

Bitsgap vs Waltio
RankingBitsgapWaltio
Portfolio trackers4 of 6911 of 69

A third option

cryptotaxcalculator has integrations at 3,500, against 17 for Bitsgap and 700 for Waltio.

cryptotaxcalculator review

Every fact side by side

Bitsgap vs Waltio
FactBitsgapWaltio
Legal entityBitsgap Holding OUNot confirmed
HeadquartersEstoniaNot confirmed
Founded2016Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centreCovers moreChat, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Bitsgap vs Waltio
FactBitsgapWaltioMedian
Integrations17below the median700highest quarter30

Median across 27 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Bitsgap

Pros

  • You can start at no cost: the free plan exists and manual trading on it is unlimited, so the interface can be learned before any spend.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so email, chat and a help centre cover both quick questions and longer debugging.
  • The same account works on web, ios and android, so a strategy set up on a desktop is live on a phone.

Cons

  • Paid plans start at $29, more than CoinGecko Portfolio at $5 and Blockpit at €3.99, so automation costs more to try properly.
  • With 17 integrations, Bitsgap is narrow beside cryptotaxcalculator at 3,500 and the tracker median of 300.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre only, with no phone line, so a bot that stops mid session is handled in writing.

Waltio

Pros

  • There is a free plan, so you can connect exchanges and wallets and read the dashboard before paying for the tax side.
  • 700 integrations put a wide spread of exchanges and wallets into the same account.
  • Waltio covers tracker and tax under a single subscription, so the tax work does not need a second tool.

Cons

  • The free plan covers connecting exchanges and wallets and the dashboard view, while the tax report export sits in the paid plan at €39.
  • Support runs on chat and help centre only, so there is no phone line when a tax figure needs explaining.
  • €39 is the entry price, well above Blockpit's €3.99 and CoinGecko's $5.

Who each suits

Bitsgap

Who it suits

  • Traders who hold accounts on several exchanges and want a single bot workspace on web, ios and android.
  • People learning automation cheaply, since the free plan leaves manual trading unlimited and includes demo bots.
  • Readers who judge a tool on a named legal entity, Bitsgap Holding OU, and a track record back to 2016.

Who should look elsewhere

  • CoinGecko Portfolio, if you only want to watch holdings and would rather start at $5.
  • Blockpit, if the job is tax reporting, where plans start at €3.99 and no bot strategies are sold.
  • cryptotaxcalculator, if you need tax filings across 3,500 integrations rather than orders placed through 17 connections.

Waltio

Who it suits

  • Readers who hold assets across several exchanges and wallets and want the tax work in the same account as the dashboard.
  • Investors who would rather try the free plan and judge the entry price of €39 only when reports matter.
  • People who want support inside the product, since help runs on chat and help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Budget-first readers: Blockpit opens at €3.99, below Waltio's €39.
  • Readers who need the widest connection list: CryptoTaxCalculator lists 3,500 integrations against Waltio's 700.
  • Readers who only want a market price view: the CoinGecko premium starts at $5, and Waltio's €39 asks for more.

Current offers

Bitsgap

Current offer

  • Free trial

    7-day PRO plan trial: 7 days PRO

    No credit card required

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

Bitsgap

How much does Bitsgap cost to start using?+

Paid plans start at $29, and there is a free plan for anyone not ready to pay. That entry price sits a little above the median starting price among trading bots at €21.84 and portfolio trackers at €26.31, so budget slightly more than the typical tool in its category.

What does the free plan let me run?+

The free plan covers a small allowance of COMBO bots and demo bots, and manual trading on it is unlimited. That makes it a safe place to learn the layout and watch demo strategies run. Anything wider, meaning more live bots, needs a paid plan from $29.

Waltio

What does Waltio cost?+

Waltio has a free plan, so a reader can start without a subscription. The paid side begins at €39, and that figure is the entry price for the tax reporting work as well as the dashboard. Because the free tier stops short of a report, the sensible time to judge the paid plan is when you want records you can hand to an accountant.

What does the free plan include?+

The free plan lets you connect exchanges and wallets and use the dashboard view. What it does not include is a tax report export, so anyone who owes records will need the paid plan at €39. Connection breadth is the same idea either way, since the service works across 700 integrations.