CoinLedger Review

Global Crypto tax software Reviewed by CryptoExchangeReview Australia · verified 2026-07-31
7.6Tax Score / 10

Verdict

Low-cost, no-frills crypto tax software with a usable ATO report and a free preview before you pay.

Score breakdown

Six pillars, weighted identically for every tool and tilted toward Australian (ATO) fitness.

ATO / AU fit 7.0
Integrations 7.5
Accuracy & methods 8.0
Ease of use 8.5
Value 8.5
Support 7.0

Pros

  • Cheap flat per-year pricing
  • Free portfolio tracking + preview before paying
  • Fast, simple onboarding
  • Generates an ATO capital-gains report

Cons

  • US-centric — Australia is a settings toggle
  • Fewer native AU exchange integrations than Koinly
  • Tax-focused; weak live portfolio features

Details

OriginGlobal · CoinLedger, Inc. (United States)
Free tierPortfolio tracking, import & capital-gains preview; no report download
Cheapest paidA$75/yr
Top planA$304/yr
Pricing modelPriced per tax year (any year)
Integrations400+ integrations, 20,000+ coins
AU exchangesCoinSpot supported; many others via CSV import
ATO myTax reportYes
CGT 50% discountYes
Personal-use assetunknown
SMSF supportno
DeFi / NFTgood
AccountantsFree Tax Pro account for accountants
SupportLive chat + email (US-based)

CoinLedger — frequently asked questions

Does CoinLedger work for Australian crypto tax?

CoinLedger produces an ATO myTax-ready report and applies Australian rules such as the 50% CGT discount. It is a global tool used by many Australians.

How much does CoinLedger cost? Is there a free tier?

CoinLedger has a free tier — portfolio tracking, import & capital-gains preview; no report download. Paid plans run from about A$75/yr up to around A$304/yr (priced per tax year (any year)).

Does CoinLedger support Australian exchanges?

Yes — CoinSpot supported; many others via CSV import. In total it offers 400+ integrations, 20,000+ coins, via both API and CSV import.

Is CoinLedger accurate?

CoinLedger's figures are only as good as the data you feed it — accuracy depends on importing every wallet and exchange so transfers aren't mistaken for sales. It handles DeFi and NFTs well. For complex situations, have a registered tax agent review the report.

Do I actually need crypto tax software?

It isn't legally required, but the ATO receives transaction data directly from Australian exchanges, so your activity is visible to them. If you use more than one exchange or wallet, or have many transactions, a tool like CoinLedger saves hours and reduces errors. A handful of simple trades can be worked out by hand.

General information only — not financial or tax advice. Pricing and features change; confirm current plans with the provider. Consider a registered tax agent for your circumstances.