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Coinigy review

Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Coinigy suits readers who want tracking and charting in one account and accept paying for it, with plans starting at $18.66 and no free plan attached. It ranks 12 of 34 brands on entry price, so cheaper trackers exist for anyone counting cost first.

Key facts

Best for
Readers who want tracking and charting in one subscription and will pay from $18.66 after a short trial.
Price from
$18.66↗
Free plan
No↗
Free plan limits
7-day trial with basic features↗
Tool type
Tracker, Charting↗
Legal entity
Coinigy Inc.↗
Headquarters
United States
Founded
2014
Official website
coinigy.com

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources

Pros and cons

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.
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Who it suits

  • Readers who want tracking and charting in a single account (tracker and charting) and will pay from $18.66.
  • People who prefer to judge the software first, using the 7-day trial with basic features before committing to a subscription.
  • Readers who favour a long operating record, given Coinigy Inc. was founded in 2014 in the United States.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who wants a permanent free tier: cryptotaxcalculator has a free plan, so there is a no-cost start Coinigy does not match.
  • Readers shopping mainly on entry price: coingecko starts at $5, below Coinigy's $18.66.
  • Readers after a tax filing product rather than live views: Blockpit starts at €3.99 and is built for reporting.

Plans and free use

Coinigy sells access by subscription, and the plans start at $18.66. There is no free plan sitting underneath that price, so a reader who wants a lasting no-cost view of balances has nothing to fall back on here. The one taste is a 7-day trial with basic features, which shows the basic version and then stops. That arrangement puts the decision ahead of the evidence: you either pay the entry price or you look at basic features for a short window. Readers who already know which exchanges they will connect and how much history they want to keep get the most from that first look.

Trading and withdrawal fees

The cost that matters here is the subscription, because Coinigy is bought as a plan rather than per transaction. Plans start at $18.66, and with no free plan attached there is no cheaper rung to slide down to. For budgeting, treat $18.66 as the floor of the pricing and expect the higher tiers to cost more than that. A reader who only wants a read on balances should weigh how often the tool will be opened, because the subscription recurs and there is no free tier to fall back on once a paid period begins.

Who runs it

Coinigy is run by Coinigy Inc., a company founded in 2014 and headquartered in the United States. A business of that age has been through more than one full cycle of the market, which is some indication that the software will still be running while you hold positions. The practical check is simpler: the counterparty is a named US company with a traceable legal identity, and the accounts you connect from your exchanges stay with those exchanges.

How Coinigy compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does Coinigy cost?+

Coinigy charges by subscription, with plans starting at $18.66. There is no free plan, so that figure is the floor of the pricing rather than a starting option you can sit on indefinitely. Budget $18.66 as the cost of entry and treat higher tiers as additional spend on top of it.

Is there a free plan or a free trial on Coinigy?+

There is no free plan. The closest option is a 7-day trial with basic features, which gives a short window on the basic version and then ends. If you want a no-cost way to watch holdings for longer, cryptotaxcalculator has a free plan, while Coinigy's paid tier starts at $18.66.

What is Coinigy used for?+

Coinigy sits in two roles at once, listed as both a tracker and a charting tool (tracker and charting). Balances and price charts therefore come from one login, which suits readers who dislike switching between a portfolio screen and a separate charting window for the same coins.

Who runs Coinigy?+

The company behind the product is Coinigy Inc., founded in 2014 and headquartered in the United States. Being a US company with a named legal identity means there is a corporate counterparty behind the dashboards, which some readers check before connecting an exchange account to a third party service.

How does Coinigy compare with coingecko on cost?+

coingecko starts at $5, below Coinigy's $18.66, so price alone favours the cheaper entry. Coinigy pairs tracking with charting in a single subscription, so readers who want both views in one place may still find the higher entry worth paying.

Where does Coinigy sit on price among trackers and charting tools?+

On entry price Coinigy ranks 12 of 34 brands listed here. The median entry price for portfolio trackers is €26.31 and for charting tools €20.90, so Coinigy sits below the middle of both groups rather than at either extreme.

How many exchanges and services can tools like this connect to?+

Connection counts vary widely across the tools here, from 6 up to 3,500 integrations, with 30 in the middle. Portfolio trackers as a group tend to sit higher, near 300 connections.

Who is Coinigy suited to?+

It suits readers who want portfolio tracking and charting in one account and are willing to pay from $18.66 after a short trial. It suits readers less well who want a permanent free tier, or who mainly need tax reporting, since that is what cryptotaxcalculator and Blockpit are built for.

Sources

Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Integrations.

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Readers who want tracking and charting in one subscription and will pay from $18.66 after a short trial.

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