Crypto Tax Software: Prices Compared

Anyone holding crypto-assets in Germany needs a complete record of every transaction for their tax return: date, time, type of event, quantity, the euro rate at the moment of the trade and the platform. Doing that by hand becomes barely feasible beyond a few hundred entries. That is precisely why tax software for crypto-assets exists, and why it is worth looking at what these programs cost.

This article is not a test. We did not create user accounts and we did not generate any tax reports. What follows is a comparison of prices and features based on the public pricing pages. cryptoticker.io compiled this survey itself on August 14, 2026.

Crypto tax software: why the price depends on the transaction count

The pricing logic is the same at all four providers surveyed, even where the tariffs carry different names. You pay according to the number of transactions in the relevant tax year; neither the value of the portfolio nor the number of connected exchanges plays any part. Blockpit states this explicitly on its pricing page.

That has an uncomfortable consequence for anyone who moves a lot. Someone holding 800 euros in Bitcoin who buys more each month lands in the cheapest tariff with twelve entries. Someone actively reallocating the same money, collecting staking rewards and running DeFi positions reaches four-figure transaction counts and pays a multiple of it.