Free crypto price alerts
Pick a coin and a price. We message you the moment it hits: on Telegram in one tap, or by email.
- Free. Keep three active alerts at no cost, with no card.
- Always watching. Alerts run on our servers around the clock, so nothing has to stay open on your phone.
- Telegram or email. Whichever you already read. Telegram can also do percentage moves, like
/alert btc +5%.
How it works
- Choose the coin and the price you care about.
- Tap Telegram, then Start in the chat, and the alert is set. Or confirm the link we email you.
- We message you when the price is hit. Add more alerts any time with
/alert.
The free app adds push alerts with an alarm, stocks, gold and oil, a watchlist, and wallet and whale tracking.
Questions
Is this crypto price alert really free?
Yes. You can keep three active price alerts for free, with no card and no trial. If you want more, Pro in the app removes the limit and adds indicator alerts such as RSI and MACD.
Do I have to install an app?
No. Choose Telegram and the alert is set in a chat with our bot, or choose email and confirm one link. The app adds push alerts with an alarm that rings through Do Not Disturb, plus stocks, gold, wallet tracking and a watchlist.
How quickly will I be alerted?
The alert engine runs on our servers around the clock and checks prices every few seconds, so most alerts reach you within seconds of the price being hit. You do not need to keep anything open.
Can I set a percentage alert instead of a price?
Yes, in Telegram. Message the bot "/alert btc +5%" to be told when Bitcoin rises 5% from now, or "/alert eth -10%" for a 10% drop.
Which coins can I choose?
The list here is the top coins by market cap. In Telegram you can type any coin that has a live price, for example "/alert pepe above 0.00002", and the app supports over a thousand more.
How do I delete an alert?
In Telegram, send /alerts to see them and /remove 1 to delete the first. In the app, swipe an alert to delete it.
Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile, so only invest what you can afford to lose. Prices come from market feeds and can differ by exchange.