CoinStats review
Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
CoinStats suits readers who want a free portfolio view before paying, and a taker fee of 0% keeps the basic tier cheap. Paid entry sits at $13.99. It runs as a tracker rather than a venue, with Coin Stats Inc behind it.
Key facts
Crypto exchanges
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- App Store
Pros and cons
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.
Who it suits
- Readers who want a portfolio view at no cost before committing to a paid tier
- Holders spread across many coins who need a wide 20,000 coin list
- People comparing trackers who read the entry price $13.99 before signing up
Who should look elsewhere
- Readers who want the widest integration list, where crypto tax calculator lists 3,500
- Readers who want live chat or phone support, since CoinStats support is email and help centre
- Readers who want the lowest entry price, where Blockpit starts at €3.99 and CoinGecko at $5
Plans and free use
CoinStats offers a free plan, and the free tier is generous for a tracker. The allowance is set out as Basic free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions, which covers a set number of portfolios and a set number of transactions. Anyone past that limit moves to a paid tier, where entry sits at $13.99. For a reader who wants to see where their holdings stand before paying anything, the free plan does the job. The paid step is where the choice happens, since $13.99 is the point at which the tool gets more involved with your data. Note that a free plan is listed, so the cost of a first look is nil.
Fees
The taker fee at CoinStats is 0%, so nothing is taken per trade through the tool. A free plan is available, which means a reader can hold a running view without a subscription. Paid plans begin at $13.99, and that is the figure to weigh against what a tracker is worth to you. Against the wider site, the median price from across trackers sits at €26.31, so $13.99 reads as a mid-range entry point rather than a low one. The free plan is the cheapest way in.
How it compares on our data
On integrations, CoinStats sits at 11 out of 28 brands, with 300 integrations to its name. On price from it ranks 9 out of 34 at $13.99. Read together, the picture is a tracker with a solid integration count and a mid-table entry price. For a reader comparing trackers, both numbers matter: the wider the integration list, the fewer wallets you have to add by hand, and the lower the entry price, the less a free plan leaves you wanting.
The company behind it
CoinStats is run by Coin Stats Inc, the legal entity named in its terms. Support is limited to email and help centre, which covers email and a help centre. There is no chat or phone channel listed, so a question that needs a quick answer goes to email or to the help centre. For a reader who values a named company behind the tool, Coin Stats Inc is the detail to check, and the support setup of email and help centre tells you how the help is actually delivered.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a free plan for tracking a crypto portfolio?+
Yes, a free plan is available, and Basic free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions sets the ceiling on it. You can keep a set number of portfolios and a set number of transactions before a paid tier is needed. That makes a first look cost nothing.
What does CoinStats charge to trade?+
The taker fee is 0%, so no fee is taken per trade through the tool. Costs come from the subscription rather than from trading, with a free plan available and paid plans from $13.99. As a tracker, it is not a venue for execution.
How much does the paid version cost?+
Paid plans start at $13.99. The tracker median for entry price is €26.31, so CoinStats sits in the middle of the field rather than at the cheap end. Blockpit starts at €3.99 for comparison.
How many coins can I follow?+
The coin list runs to 20,000, which is far above the site median of 62. The tracker category median is 396, so coverage is a clear strength. Breadth of coins matters most for holders with long tails of small holdings.
How do I get help if something goes wrong?+
Support runs on email and help centre, meaning email and a help centre. Across the site, 79.6% is a common channel, so a help centre is normal for this kind of tool. Plan on email for anything that needs a reply.
Can I connect my exchanges and wallets automatically?+
There are 300 integrations, which matches the tracker median of 300. On the site ranking that puts CoinStats at 11 of 28, behind crypto tax calculator at 3,500. Broad enough for most setups, not the widest available.
Who runs CoinStats?+
The legal entity is Coin Stats Inc, named in the terms. It is a tracker tool rather than an exchange, so your coins stay where they are. Checking Coin Stats Inc tells you which company stands behind the product.
Does CoinStats offer staking?+
Staking is listed among the features, so there is an earning angle alongside tracking. That is more than a plain price tracker offers, and only 30% of the tracker ranking includes it. Worth a look if idle holdings are part of your plan.
Sources
- coinstats.app checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Coins listed, Features
“Track over 20000 coins, 300 exchanges/wallets across 120 blockchains from a single platform.”
- coinstats.app checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Integrations, Tool type
“300+ Wallets/Exchanges”
- coinstats.app/pricing checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free plan, Free plan limits, Price from, Support channels, Taker fee
“Basic Free”
- coinstats.app/terms checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Legal entity
“operated by Coin Stats Inc”
Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.