CoinGlass Reviews
Derivatives data specialist: liquidation heatmaps, funding rates and open interest across many exchanges — the core features are free.
CoinGlass Rating
Our Opinion
Coinglass occupies a clear niche. Where the large aggregators cover prices and market capitalisation, this is about what happens in the derivatives market. Liquidation heatmaps, funding rates, open interest and long-short ratios are consolidated across numerous exchanges — data that would otherwise have to be assembled venue by venue.
For most retail users the free tier is already workable: the central dashboards and heatmaps are viewable without an account, with historical depth the main limitation. Costs start with API access, tiered from 29 to 699 US dollars a month plus an enterprise tier on request.
Two points matter for usage. Commercial use of the data is only permitted from the third API tier — anyone embedding the data in their own product cannot use the cheaper plans. And the data describes market activity rather than forecasting it: liquidation heatmaps show where positions cluster, not where prices will go.
Pros & Cons
- Liquidation heatmaps and funding rates aggregated across many exchanges
- Core features usable without an account
- Open interest and long-short ratios in one place
- iOS and Android apps with liquidation and price alerts
- Clear presentation even for newcomers
- Commercial data use only permitted from the third API tier
- Limited historical depth on the free tier
- Billing in US dollars
- Data describes market activity, it does not forecast it
User Experiences
AI AnalysisOur AI collects and analyzes user reviews of CoinGlass from the web and summarizes the key findings.
The dashboards stay legible despite the data density and are navigable without prior knowledge; the heatmaps are immediately intuitive. As of August 2026.
Editorial assessment based on publicly documented provider information. As of August 2026. Plan pricing and feature sets can change at short notice. This comparison is not investment advice. All information without guarantee.
Features
Highlights
- Derivatives data specialist
- Liquidation heatmaps as the standout feature
- Free core features
- Four API tiers plus enterprise
Tradeable Assets
- Derivatives data from major crypto exchanges
- Futures and options data
- Exchange inflows and outflows
Trading Options
- Liquidation heatmaps
- Funding rate monitoring
- Open interest analysis
- Alerts through the app
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