Comparison

CoinGecko price alerts vs CoinPriceAlert

By , developer of CoinPriceAlert · CoinGecko facts checked 29 September 2026 on the pages listed under Sources

Verdict

Pick CoinGecko if you want the price data first: more coins and NFT collections than anywhere else, charts, exchange rankings and a portfolio, with a price alert available on any of them. Pick CoinPriceAlert if the alert is the point: it goes to Telegram and email as well as push, it covers 185 US and Indian stocks plus gold, oil and forex beside your coins, it has quiet hours and indicator alerts, and it works with no account at all.

Written by the developer of CoinPriceAlert, so read it with that in mind. Every CoinGecko fact below comes from CoinGecko's own pages on the date shown; where they do not publish something, the table says "Not published" rather than guessing. If anything has changed, email us and it will be corrected.

Side by side

FeatureCoinPriceAlertCoinGecko
What it isA price-alert app. Alerts are the whole product; there is no portfolio, trading or wallet feature.A cryptocurrency data site and app. Price alerts are one feature beside the prices, charts and portfolio
MarketsCrypto (about 1,670 coins), 85 US stocks, 100 Indian (NSE) stocks, 10 commodities (gold, silver, WTI crude, Brent crude, copper, platinum, palladium, natural gas, corn, wheat) and 14 forex pairs, in one watchlistCrypto and NFT collections. Stocks, metals and forex are not part of its alerts
Alert typesFree: price above or below, percentage move over 24 hours or 7 days, repeat alerts with a cooldown, a note on each alert, big-move alerts on top coins. Pro: 1-hour pump alerts, trailing stop, volume spike, RSI, new all-time high, market cap, MACD and EMA crossovers, bulk alerts across many coinsPrice alerts on a coin, set from a preset target interval or a custom value, one-time or recurring; NFT floor-price alerts on the same terms
DeliveryPush notification, Telegram, and email (opt-in, verified address only), in any combination. No SMS, phone calls, Discord, Slack or webhooksPush notifications from its mobile app, and in-app alerts. Its alert guide does not mention email, Telegram, SMS or webhooks
Free plan3 active alerts on every market, all three channels, home screen widget, daily digestAlerts are not a paid feature, but they need a free CoinGecko account. No alert count is published
Paid plansPro $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 subscribersCoinGecko 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
Alert limit when payingUnlimitedNot published
AppsiOS, Android and a web appiOS, Android and the website
Account neededNo: the app works as a guest, and you can add an email laterYes: its guide says you need a CoinGecko account to set price alerts
How fast alerts are checkedEvery 5 seconds on our servers, with the app closed. Binance-listed coins use a live price stream; stocks, metals and forex use quotes refreshed every minuteNot published
Quiet hours / cooldownsQuiet hours in your time zone (held alerts are logged), plus a per-alert cooldown from 5 minutes to 1 dayNot mentioned in its alert guide. Recurring alerts repeat while the condition holds
Needs exchange keys or wallet accessNever. It asks for no exchange API key, wallet connection or seed phrase, so it cannot trade or move fundsNot for alerts. Premium adds wallet tracking, which watches addresses you give it
API or webhooksNo public API or webhooksA separate market-data API, free Demo up to 10,000 calls a month, then Basic $35/month up to Pro $999/month. No alert webhooks

CoinPriceAlert's column is generated from the app's own limits and live plan prices. CoinGecko's column was read on 29 September 2026.

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

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Where CoinGecko is better

Where CoinPriceAlert is better

Which to pick

Choose CoinGecko if you want the data, the charts and the coin coverage, and an alert as a bonus on top. Choose CoinPriceAlert if you want the alert itself to be good: in Telegram, on stocks and gold too, and without signing up. Both can be tried free, so the fairest test is to set the same alert on each and see which notification you actually act on.

Setting one up here: crypto price alerts, percentage alerts, alerts in Telegram, or every market and alert type.

CoinPriceAlert

Never miss a move in the markets you follow

Name the price that would change your mind, set it once, and get told when it happens rather than watching a chart for it.

  • Fires about a second after the price hits
  • Runs on our servers, so it reaches you with the app closed
  • Free for 3 alerts — no card, no account

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Frequently asked questions

Are CoinGecko price alerts free?

Its alert guide does not put them behind Premium, but it does say you need a CoinGecko account to set one. No limit on the number of alerts is published. CoinPriceAlert gives you 3 active alerts with no account at all, and removes the limit on Pro at $6.99 a month.

Can CoinGecko send alerts to Telegram or email?

Its guide describes push notifications from the CoinGecko app and in-app alerts; Telegram, email, SMS and webhooks are not mentioned. CoinPriceAlert sends to push, Telegram and email in any combination.

Does CoinGecko alert on stocks, gold or forex?

No. Its alerts cover the cryptocurrencies and NFT collections it lists. CoinPriceAlert covers 185 US and Indian stocks, gold, silver, platinum, oil, natural gas and 14 forex pairs alongside crypto.

What does CoinGecko Premium cost?

Its pricing page shows $10 a month or $99.90 a year, read on 29 September 2026, for wallet tracking, transaction recording and an ad-free site. Alerts are not listed as a Premium feature. CoinPriceAlert Pro is $6.99 a month or $48.99 a year.

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