How CryptaTax pricing works
Pricing for crypto tax software should be easy to reason about, so here is exactly how ours works, what you pay for, and how to tell which plan fits your situation before you commit to anything.
Free to explore, pay when you file
You can connect your accounts, import your full history and see your calculated position without paying. That means you can check whether CryptaTax handles your exchanges, wallets and chains, and see your estimated gains and income, before deciding to buy. Payment comes when you are ready to generate and download the final report you will file.
This order matters. Crypto tax tools are only useful if they cover the specific places your crypto lives, and the only way to be sure is to try yours. Letting you reach a calculated result first means you are never paying to find out whether the tool works for you.
What counts as a transaction
Plans are sized by the number of transactions in your history, because that is the honest measure of how much work a report involves. A transaction is a single taxable or trackable event: a trade, a transfer, a staking reward, a DeFi interaction. A year of occasional buying looks very different from a year of active trading, and the plans reflect that.
Counting by transactions keeps pricing fair in both directions. A long-term holder with a few dozen events pays for a few dozen events, while a heavy DeFi user with tens of thousands pays for the volume they actually generate. You choose the plan that covers your count, and nothing about your data is held back until you do.
Choosing the right plan
The simplest way to pick is to connect your accounts and let CryptaTax count your transactions for the tax year you are filing. The tool shows you where you fall, so you are choosing a plan against a real number rather than a guess. If you sit near a boundary, it is usually worth the plan that gives you headroom for the activity still to come in the year.
Most individual filers land comfortably within the standard tiers. If your situation is larger or more complex, such as multiple active wallets across several chains or business-level trading, the higher tiers exist for exactly that, and the engine behind them is identical. You are paying for capacity, not for a different quality of calculation.
No lock-in, no surprises
You pay per tax year, for the report you need, and you are not signed up to anything that renews behind your back. Your data stays yours, your connections are read-only, and if your circumstances change you simply choose the plan that fits the next year when it comes.
The aim is that pricing never gets in the way of filing correctly. You should be able to see your position, understand what a plan covers, and pay a fair amount for an accurate report, with no fine print deciding your gains for you.