CoinPriceAlert vs CoinStats
Pick CoinStats if the portfolio is the point: many exchange and wallet integrations, DeFi and NFT tracking, and alerts as a feature of that. Pick CoinPriceAlert if the alert is the point: crypto, stocks, gold, oil and forex in one list, percentage and bulk alerts sized from measured volatility, quiet hours, Telegram delivery on the free plan, and Pro at $2.99 a month against CoinStats Premium at $13.99.
This page is written by the developer of CoinPriceAlert. The CoinStats column is taken from CoinStats's own pages on the date shown, quoted as plainly as possible; if something has changed, tell us and it will be corrected.
Side by side
| CoinPriceAlert | CoinStats | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Price alerts, with a read-only portfolio attached | Portfolio tracking, with alerts attached |
| Markets | Crypto (about 1,070 coins), US stocks, gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, oil, gas and 14 forex pairs | Crypto, DeFi and NFTs; no stocks, metals or forex mentioned on its pricing page |
| Alert types | Price level, 24h percentage, 1h pump (Pro), bulk market rules (Pro), repeat alerts | Price alerts; custom alerts are listed as a feature of the Premium, Degen and Team tiers |
| Delivery channels | Push and Telegram (both at once if you like). No email or SMS | In-app notifications; channels are not itemised on its pricing page |
| Free tier | 3 active alerts, 5 portfolio coins, 1 wallet, push and Telegram, daily Telegram report | Basic: free, described as limited; custom alerts are not listed under it |
| Paid plans | Pro $2.99/month or $19.99/year; Pro+ $4.99/month or $34.99/year | Premium $13.99/month, cheaper on annual billing; Degen and Team above that |
| Quiet hours | Yes, with the held alerts logged | Not listed as a feature |
| Portfolio and wallets | Read-only wallet tracking by public address, with P&L; never asks for keys | Its strength: a large number of exchange and wallet integrations, DeFi and NFT tracking |
| Apps | iOS, Android and a web app | iOS, Android and web |
| Threshold data | Alert planner from a year of daily candles on every coin page | Not offered |
Where CoinStats wins
- Portfolio depth: a large set of exchange and wallet integrations, DeFi positions and NFTs in one view.
- A larger company with a longer history and more integrations shipped.
Where CoinPriceAlert wins
- Alerts are the product, not a feature: percentage and bulk rules, 1-hour pump alerts, quiet hours, and a planner that measures the right threshold from a year of candles.
- Stocks, gold, silver, oil and forex in the same watchlist.
- Telegram delivery and a daily Telegram report on the free plan; Pro at $2.99 a month against Premium at $13.99.
- Wallet tracking is read-only by public address only; the app cannot trade and never asks for keys.
Which to pick
Choose CoinStats if you track many exchanges, DeFi positions or NFTs and want alerts as an extra. Choose CoinPriceAlert if you want alerts done properly across every market you hold, for a few dollars. Both have free tiers, so the honest advice is to set one alert on each and see which notification you actually read.
Never miss a move in the markets you follow
Set a price or percentage alert once and get a push notification the moment it triggers — free, with quiet hours so nothing wakes you at 3am.
Frequently asked questions
Are CoinStats alerts free?
Its pricing page lists custom alerts as a feature of the Premium, Degen and Team tiers, with the Basic tier described as limited, as of 9 September 2026. CoinPriceAlert's free plan includes three active price or percentage alerts with push and Telegram delivery.
Which is cheaper for alerts?
CoinPriceAlert. Pro is $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year; CoinStats Premium is $13.99 a month, less on annual billing, per its pricing page.
Does CoinStats cover stocks or gold?
Its pricing page describes crypto, DeFi and NFT tracking and does not mention stocks, metals or forex. CoinPriceAlert covers all of them alongside crypto.
Can I use both?
Yes, and some people do: CoinStats for a full portfolio picture across many integrations, CoinPriceAlert for the alerts and the markets CoinStats does not cover.
Sources
- CoinStats pricing page, checked 9 September 2026
- How CoinPriceAlert's own numbers are produced