Zapper Alternatives After the Zapper Shutdown

Zapper no longer exists. CEO and co-founder Seb Audet posted on July 8, 2026 that the company had not found a viable path forward and would begin an orderly wind-down, as The Block reported it. The main site at zapper.xyz, the mobile apps and the API services were shut down on August 3, 2026. Zerion's developer docs confirm that Zapper "wound down all of its services" on that date, including the GraphQL API at build.zapper.xyz.

Your funds were never held by Zapper. It was a dashboard that read public wallet addresses, so nothing needs to be withdrawn. What is gone is the view: one screen with token balances, DeFi positions and NFTs across chains. Every tool below rebuilds that view from the same public data, with different trade-offs on privacy, chains and price.

These are tracking tools only. This page gives no investment advice, and none of the picks are rated on returns. Teams that also used Zapper for DeFi or dapp analytics can check our DappRadar alternatives.

Prices below are as of November 6, 2026. Our method is on How we review tools.

Quick comparison

Zerion

Former Zapper users will find Zerion the least foreign. It shows tokens, DeFi positions and profit and loss for any address, and its site lists coverage of tokens and networks across 66 chains and 4.5k+ DeFi protocols. A user quote on the page notes it also pulls in NFTs and Solana holdings.

The difference is that Zerion is a wallet as well as a tracker. You can watch addresses you do not control, but the product also wants you to swap and bridge inside it. It runs as iOS and Android apps, a browser extension and a web app.

Best for: People who want Zapper's multichain dashboard back with the same kind of app on phone and desktop.

Pricing:

• App and portfolio view: free
• Zerion Premium: lower swap and bridge fees and P&L for any wallet; no price on the public site

Watch out for:

• The home page does not publish a Premium price, and P&L for any wallet sits behind Premium rather than in the free app.

Official site: Zerion.

DeBank

DeBank calls itself a portfolio tracker for Ethereum and EVM chains, and DeFi power users often keep it open next to their wallet. Paste any address to see its holdings, grouped by the protocol they sit in rather than as one total.

It also runs DeBank Cloud, an API for developers. The OpenAPI docs say access is paid for in units bought through the dashboard, and the Pro plan allows up to 100 requests per second.

Best for: DeFi users who want each protocol position broken out on EVM chains.

Pricing:

• Web portfolio tracker: free
• Cloud OpenAPI: pay in units bought through the dashboard; no public rate per unit in the docs
• Pro plan: up to 100 requests per second; higher limits by contacting DeBank

Watch out for:

• It is focused on Ethereum and EVM networks, so Bitcoin and Solana holdings that Zerion shows will be missing.

Official site: DeBank.

rotki

Nothing about your wallets leaves your computer with rotki. It is a free, open source desktop app for Windows, Apple Silicon and Intel Macs and Linux (AppImage or .deb), or a Docker image on a server you control, and the download page says portfolio data is stored encrypted on your device.

It goes further than Zapper on bookkeeping. rotki imports on-chain history and exchange accounts and produces profit and loss reports. Paid tiers add net value graphs, event analysis such as gas spent per chain, ETH staking tracking and encrypted sync between devices.

Best for: Privacy-minded users who want portfolio history and tax-style reports without a cloud account.

Pricing:

• Free: 1,000 most recent events, 10 notes, P&L on the first 1,000 events
• Supporter: €9/month, 3,000 events
• Basic: €25/month, 30,000 events, sync on 2 devices
• Advanced: €45/month, 100,000 events, sync on 4 devices
• Yearly billing saves two months

Watch out for:

• The free tier limits dashboard timeframes to the last week or two and skips ETH validator tracking, so heavy users hit the paywall fast.
• Synced data is deleted one month after a paid subscription ends, per the plans page.

Official site: rotki.

CoinStats

CoinStats suits someone whose holdings sit partly on exchanges and partly in wallets. It connects both into portfolios, and the free plan allows 10 portfolios and 20,000 transactions with 10 daily syncs per portfolio, according to its pricing page.

Paid tiers lean into AI. Premium adds an AI Agent and AI Deep Research, and the Degen tier adds more AI credits and backtesting. A free 7-day trial is tied to a yearly plan, and the page mentions a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Best for: Users who track centralised exchange balances and self-custody wallets in one place.

Pricing:

• Free: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions, support within 72 hours
• Premium: $13.99/month after trial, 100 portfolios, up to 100,000 transactions; yearly saves 13%
• Degen: 500 portfolios; yearly saves 29%
• Team: custom

Watch out for:

• The trial needs a yearly plan sign-up, so cancel before day 7 if you only want to test it.
• Connecting exchanges means sharing API keys with a third party, a step Zapper's address-only model never needed.

Official site: CoinStats.

Octav

Octav aims at people who answer to someone else for a portfolio: DAO contributors, small protocols, funds and accountants. The free tier needs no sign-in and gives a DeFi portfolio dashboard, crowdsourced transaction labels and full transaction history across 10+ blockchains.

The paid tiers turn that into reports. The middle plan adds financial reporting for up to 5 addresses, daily snapshot reports in PDF and CSV, and reconciliation tools. The top plan adds unlimited addresses, API access, multisig support and five seats.

Best for: DAO and protocol teams that need treasury reports, not just a balance screen.

Pricing:

• Free: no sign-in, DeFi dashboard, full transaction history
• Paid tiers: contact Octav for pricing; billed per year

Watch out for:

• Neither paid plan shows a price on the pricing page, so budgeting needs a sales conversation.

Official site: Octav.

Zerion API

Apps that called Zapper's GraphQL API broke on August 3, 2026. Zerion wrote a migration guide that maps Zapper's main queries to Zerion endpoints with code samples, and says it offers discounts to teams moving over.

The API page lists 40 supported chains, including Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum and Optimism. Endpoints cover wallet balances, DeFi positions, portfolio charts and P&L.

Best for: Developers who need to replace Zapper API calls in a live product.

Pricing:

• Developer: free, 2K requests a day, 3 RPS
• Builder: $149/month, up to 250K requests, 10 RPS
• Startup: $499/month, up to 1M requests, 25 RPS
• Enterprise: custom, 2.5M+ requests, 99.9% uptime SLA

Watch out for:

• DeFi positions, portfolio chart and P&L endpoints are capped at 25% of each plan's quota and are not covered by overages, which hurts apps built around those calls.

Official site: Zerion API.

How to choose

Can you still use Zapper

No. The site, apps and API were shut down on August 3, 2026, and the company is winding down. Bookmarks and saved address bundles from Zapper will not come back, so re-add the same public addresses to whichever tracker you pick. Since Zapper never held funds, there is nothing to recover.

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