Waltio review
Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
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.
Key facts
- Best for
- Readers who want a portfolio dashboard and tax reports in the same place.
- Price from
- €39↗
- Free plan
- Yes↗
- Integrations
- 700↗
- Free plan limits
- Connect exchanges and wallets, dashboard view; no tax report export↗
- Tool type
- Tracker, Tax↗
- Support channels
- Chat, Help-centre↗
- Official website
- waltio.com
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- App Store
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Pros and cons
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.
- Support runs on chat and help centre, so help sits inside the product and in its written guides.
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.
- At 700 integrations, the connection list is narrower than CryptoTaxCalculator's 3,500.
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.
Fees
Waltio has a free plan, so a reader can start with the dashboard before spending anything. The paid side begins at €39, and that figure is the number to put in a budget because it sets the floor for the tax side of the product. Anyone who only follows balances can stay on the free plan, while anyone who needs reports pays the entry price. For a reader weighing cost against usefulness, the honest test is simple: decide whether a tax report matters enough to justify €39.
How it compares on our data
On our data, Waltio places 7 out of 28 brands for integrations, which is a solid placing for a tool that also does tax work. The price ranking runs the other direction, at 23 out of 34. Read the pair together and the shape is clear. Waltio connects broadly enough to hold a portfolio that is spread out, and it charges more to open the account than most of the field. Neither rank puts it at either extreme, so a mid-market position is the honest summary.
Plans and free use
On the free plan you connect exchanges and wallets and read the dashboard view. What the free plan does not include is a tax report export, so a reader who owes records has to move up before the product does its main job. The paid plan starts at €39. In practice the split is plain: the free tier suits someone who wants to see where their coins sit, and the paid tier suits someone who needs a set of records for the tax office. You can set up connections on the free plan and decide on the entry price once a report is the reason you are there.
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Frequently asked questions
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.
How many exchanges and wallets can I connect?+
Waltio lists 700 integrations, covering the exchanges and wallets that a spread-out portfolio sits across. CryptoTaxCalculator, listed as an alternative here, lists 3,500, so Waltio's connection list is the smaller of the pair. The dashboard view works on the free plan, and the tax export needs the paid plan.
Does Waltio track a portfolio and handle tax?+
Yes, since the service is listed as tracker and tax under a single subscription. You connect the accounts you already hold, read the dashboard, and use the tax side for reporting instead of keeping a separate spreadsheet. The catch sits in the price, because the export is not in the free plan and the paid side starts at €39.
How do I get help from Waltio?+
Support runs on chat and help centre, so help comes through chat and a help centre rather than a phone line. For a product whose output is a tax figure, that is worth weighing against rivals that add email or phone. The written help articles also carry the detail on plan limits.
Is Waltio cheaper than Blockpit or CoinGecko?+
No. Waltio's entry price is €39, against €3.99 for Blockpit and $5 for the CoinGecko premium. The gap narrows if you need tax reports, since those sit inside what the Waltio subscription covers, and widens if you only want a price view of your balances.
Where does Waltio sit on our data?+
On our data Waltio places 7 out of 28 brands for integrations, a solid showing for a tool that also does tax work. On entry price it sits at 23 out of 34, so connections are the stronger side of the picture. Both rankings describe reach and price, not safety of funds.
Who is Waltio for?+
Waltio is aimed at readers who hold coins across several exchanges and wallets and want the tax side handled in the same account, since the service covers tracker and tax under a single subscription. It suits people who will pay €39 once the reports matter, and less suitable for anyone who only wants a balance screen and never files.
Sources
- help.waltio.com/en/articles/5830168-billing-pricing-and-s... checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free plan limits, Price from, Support channels
“The Free plan allows you to connect all your exchanges and wallets and view your transactions dashboard.”
- waltio.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Integrations, Tool type
“Sync your transactions across 700+ exchanges, wallets, and blockchains.”
- waltio.com/pricing-2 checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free plan
“Free 0€ No credit card”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Waltio
Readers who want a portfolio dashboard and tax reports in the same place.