Blockpit vs Summ Comparison

When it comes to fees and costs, users are rather critical according to reviews. There is repeated mention of high license costs or an overall price level that is too expensive, even though some users assess the value for money positively. The assessment of costs therefore remains rather cautious from the user perspective.

The tool is free to use after signup: importing, automatic categorisation, portfolio tracking and DeFi and NFT coverage require no payment. What is chargeable is access to the reports, the tax-loss harvesting tool and priority support. Annual plans: €49 for 100 transactions, €99 for 1,000, €249 for 10,000 and €499 for 100,000; the Trader plan can be extended to up to 500,000 transactions for €2,499, and beyond that there are custom offers for up to one million transactions. The transaction limit applies across all tax years, and in return every active subscription includes reports for all tax years; upgrading only costs the difference, and you can cancel at any time. There is no permanently free report. As of November 2026, prices according to Summ's pricing page when accessed from Germany; in the US the same amounts apply in US dollars.

According to reviews, the app is described by some users as intuitive, which makes getting started easier. At the same time, users occasionally report that the app freezes or does not always open or start, which makes usability seem room for improvement. Overall, the picture regarding ease of use is mixed with a critical tendency according to the user data.

Setup is more demanding than at the beginner-oriented competitors — in exchange the tool handles complex transaction histories that others fail on. A suggestion engine categorises ambiguous entries automatically. For simple portfolios the feature set is arguably oversized. As of August 2026.

Users especially appreciate Blockpit for its free portfolio tracking, API synchronization, and better overview of portfolios. According to reviews, the Bitget API works reliably for some users, while shortened transactions, transaction limits, and locked features are occasionally criticized. Users would also like to see, among other things, HBAR, CSV upload, more API connections, a per-coin display, and more detailed analyses.

With more than 3,500 integrations across exchanges, wallets and blockchains, coverage is the broadest in this comparison, particularly relevant for DeFi, Web3 and NFT activity, where other tools run out of road early. Country-specific tax formats cover several jurisdictions, for Germany with ELSTER-compatible reports including the Anlage SO. In October 2025 Crypto Tax Calculator was renamed Summ, marking the shift from a pure tax calculator to a broader digital-asset management platform that now also tracks stocks and dividends. As of November 2026.

In terms of stability and reliability, Blockpit is described by users multiple times as reliable. At the same time, some users report that the app freezes at times or does not always open, which is occasionally criticized in this area. Overall, user data still shows a rather positive picture regarding reliability.

No specific feedback on support experiences is available in the analyzed user data. Therefore, reviews do not provide a clear overall picture of how support is perceived in everyday use. Based on the available user opinions, no reliable statements can currently be made in this area.