Crypto price alert apps compared

By Gurjeet Singh, developer of CoinPriceAlert · Competitor facts read off each competitor's own site, on the date printed at the top of its page

Written by the developer of CoinPriceAlert. Competitor facts come only from their own pages, dated and linked on each comparison; anything they do not publish is marked "Not published".

Which is the best crypto alert app?

There is no single best crypto alerts app, and any page that names one is selling you something — including this one, which is written by the developer of one of them. What there is, is a right answer per use case, so here is ours stated plainly. If you want alerts on more than crypto in one place, or Telegram and email delivery on a free plan, CoinPriceAlert is the strongest fit. If you live inside TradingView's charts, its alerts are already where you work. If you need only a single email when one coin hits one price, Coinwink does that with less setup than anything here. The table below is the evidence rather than the claim.

The free plans and delivery, side by side

Service	Free plan	Paid plans	Delivery
CoinPriceAlert	3 active alerts on every market, all three channels, home screen widget, daily digest	Pro $6.99/month or $48.99/year; Pro+ $14.99/month or $104.99/year (adds priority processing and support); 7-day free trial for new subscribers	Push notification, Telegram, and email (opt-in, verified address only), in any combination. No SMS, phone calls, Discord, Slack or webhooks
Coinwink	5 active email alerts, 5 active Telegram alerts, 5 coins in the portfolio, 5 in the watchlist	Standard $8/month; Premium $12/month. Annual prices: not published	Email, Telegram and SMS (SMS on Premium, 100 a month, 150+ countries)
Cryptocurrency Alerting	Hobby: up to 3 active alerts and up to 10 notifications, on every channel except SMS and phone calls	Trader $7.99/month or $47.88/year; Pro $39.99/month or $239.88/year; Business $99/month or $588/year	Email, push, browser, Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook, SMS and phone calls (SMS and calls on paid plans, capped weekly)
CoinStats	Basic, free. Custom alerts are not among its listed features	Premium $13.99/month (13% less billed yearly); Degen (29% less billed yearly; monthly price not in the page text); Team on request	App notifications; other channels not itemised on the pages we read
TradingView	Basic: 3 active price alerts, no technical alerts; alerts last 1 month	Essential, Plus, Premium and Ultimate, up to 17% off annually, with a 30-day trial (14 days on Ultimate). Its pricing page shows prices in the visitor's local currency, so no single dollar figure is quoted here	Mobile app push (iOS and Android), browser pop-up, email, sound, plain-text email to another address, and webhooks (paid plans). No Telegram option in its list
Binance price alerts	No price is mentioned; it is part of the Binance app, in its Pro mode	None	Notifications from the Binance app or Binance Desktop (system notifications must be on)
Coinbase	Yes — the Coinbase app and its price alerts are free to use	No paid tier for alerts; price alerts are part of the free app	Push notifications in the Coinbase mobile app only. No email, Telegram, SMS, Discord or webhooks for price alerts
CoinGecko	Alerts are not a paid feature, but they need a free CoinGecko account. No alert count is published	CoinGecko Premium $10/month or $99.90/year. Its pricing page describes wallet tracking, transaction recording and an ad-free site; it does not list alerts as a Premium feature	Push notifications from its mobile app, and in-app alerts. Its alert guide does not mention email, Telegram, SMS or webhooks
Kraken price alerts	Part of Kraken Pro; no price is mentioned	None: alerts are not sold separately	Push notifications in the Kraken Pro app, pop-ups and an audible alert in the browser, and system notifications from Kraken Desktop. No email, Telegram, SMS or webhooks are listed
Crypto.com	Yes: alerts are part of the free app and Exchange, with no plan to choose	None for alerts	Push, in-app and email notifications, each switchable by category in the app’s notification settings; the Exchange adds browser notifications and macOS or Windows system notifications. No Telegram, SMS or webhooks
Coinsentry	10 active price alerts, 3 watched coins, listing coverage for 1 exchange, email and private Telegram only	$7.99/month, or $64.99/year, which it states as $5.42/month and a 32% saving. Both give unlimited alerts and every feature	Telegram (including groups), Discord, Slack, email and webhooks. The free plan is limited to email and a private Telegram message
Altrady	No free plan. A 5-day free trial on each plan, no credit card required	Basic EUR 28/month, or EUR 20/month billed annually; Essential EUR 50, or EUR 35 annually; Premium EUR 90, or EUR 63 annually	Email, mobile push notifications and webhooks, on every plan
CryptoListing.ws	Two one-week renewable keys: SpeedTrial, 1 ms added delay with the ticker and title redacted, and FreeDelayed, 240 ms added delay with the full data	Per exchange, per month: Basic 200 USDT for Binance or Bithumb and 400 USDT for Upbit or Robinhood, at 20 ms added delay; Premium 350 and 750 USDT at no added delay. Bundle and 3, 6 or 12-month discounts are published	WebSocket endpoints in Tokyo, Seoul and Northern Virginia, with Telegram and X notifications also offered
Delta	Basic, free: 10 tracked assets. No alert allowance is published	PRO $6.99/month or $53.88/year; PRO+ $13.99/month or $107.88/year; Lifetime PRO+ $299 once. Its page says prices may vary by location	Notifications from the app. Its alerts article documents no other channel, and lists no email, Telegram or SMS option
Coinigy	Starter, shown as Free on its pricing page, with a 7-day trial noted in the same column	Pro Trader $18.66/month; API Dev Pro $99.99/month. Payment by card, PayPal, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies	In-browser with a sound, email, and SMS. Its SMS article says users get $5 of SMS credit a month, are warned at about ten messages of credit left, keep unused credit as rollover, and can buy more
CoinMarketCap	The app and the website are free. No alert allowance is published	None is published for alerts. It sells a separate paid Crypto API	Push notifications, turned on and off per category under Settings then Notifications, in the app and on the website. No other channel is documented
Crypto Pro	The app is free and includes alerts. Its Premium page says only that Premium makes alerts unlimited, so the free allowance is not published	Premium, an in-app subscription. No price is published on its own site	Notifications on the Apple devices the app runs on. No email, Telegram or SMS is documented

Free on both stores. Set 3 alerts without an account, on crypto, stocks, gold, oil and forex.

Each comparison

How these were checked

Each competitor's column was read from its own pricing page and help centre, on the date that page states, and each page links those sources. Review sites and memory were not used. CoinPriceAlert's column is generated from the app's code: the free alert limit the server enforces, the markets it prices, and the plan prices the paywall reads. Services whose own pages could not be read, or did not state their limits and prices, were left out rather than guessed at.

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