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Compared

Orla vs CoinTracker.

One counts last year's crypto for the tax office. The other runs all your money, crypto included, every day of the year.

Prices below checked on 14 August 2026, on each product's own pricing page.

Side by side

Once a year, or every day.

That is the real difference, and it decides everything below.

 OrlaCoinTracker
What it isIn one sentenceOne book for all your money, with crypto as a first class citizenCrypto portfolio tracking, and tax forms once a year
PriceTheir pricing page, this monthFree plan with no time limit; paid from $25 a month, flatTracking free; tax forms from $59 to $599 a year, priced by your transaction count
Cost basisWhat a swap does to your gainKept through swaps, bridges and transfers; FIFO, LIFO or HIFOKept; tax lots on the higher tiers
Tax paperworkWhat you hand overA capital gains report by lot for your accountant, not a form generatorCountry tax forms, TurboTax and H&R Block integrations
BudgetsEveryday moneyEnvelopes, calendar, goals, warnings on day sixNone
BanksThe fiat half of your lifeConnected read only, next to the coinsNot what it is for
Getting paidInvoices, links, cardsInvoices a client can pay by bank, card or stablecoinNone

Fair is fair

When CoinTracker is the right choice.

A comparison you can trust has to be able to say this.

  • You need last year's official forms, filled and filed, and nothing else
  • Your filing runs through TurboTax and you want the direct handoff
  • Crypto is an investment you check monthly, not money you live on

Where Orla is different

Crypto that behaves like money, not a portfolio.

A tracker shows what coins are worth. A book shows where your money went.

  • Getting paid in USDC lands as income, budgeted next to the rent
  • The tax view updates all year, not in a January reconstruction
  • Fiat and crypto in one net worth, one report, one export

Start

Paste one address. Compare the books yourself.

Wallets are watched by address, exchanges join by read only key.