Crypto · head to head
DeBank vs Equals

DeBank
Crypto
The real Web3-native messenger & best Web3 portfolio tracker
- From
- Free
- Rated
- -

Equals
Spreadsheets
A real spreadsheet with SQL result sets landing in its cells, now sold only on annual contracts starting at 24,000 USD
- From
- $24000/year
- Rated
- -
The short version
- Only DeBank has a free tier, so it costs nothing to try first.
- Each has a real cost: DeBank pricing not published: DeBank's website provides only product tagline ('Your go-to portfolio tracker for Ethereum and EVM') with zero pricing information; Equals the price list now starts at 24,000 USD a year with no monthly billing and no self-serve signup, having offered a free plan in 2023 and 39 USD per seat in 2024, so any team that evaluated it previously is looking at a different product commercially.
- They diverge on capability: DeBank covers Portfolio Tracking, Equals covers Connected sheets.
- Prices and features above were last checked on 31 August 2026.
Where they differ
Only the attributes on which DeBank and Equals actually diverge.
Identical on both: user rating (Not yet rated).
What each one covers
Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.
Only in DeBank
- Portfolio Tracking
- Protocol Analytics
- Transaction History
- Social Features
- Web3 ID
- 20+ chains
- 1000+ protocols
- Web support
Only in Equals
- Connected sheets
- Real spreadsheet mechanics
- Cell references into SQL
- Equals Warehouse
- Views
- Writeback
What people use each for
The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.
DeBank
- Ethereum and EVM portfolio trackingnot Equals
- Crypto asset management and monitoringnot Equals
- Web3 financial portfolio aggregationnot Equals
Equals
- A revenue operations team that wants software metrics computed in a spreadsheet rather than defined in a BI semantic layernot DeBank
- Analysts who need a SQL result and manual assumptions in the same file, with the assumptions visible as cellsnot DeBank
- Joining Stripe, Salesforce and a production database without building a warehouse and pipeline firstnot DeBank
- Distributing a recurring numbers pack to Slack, email or a wall display without rebuilding it as a dashboardnot DeBank
Where each one falls short
Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.
DeBank
- Pricing not published: DeBank's website provides only product tagline ('Your go-to portfolio tracker for Ethereum and EVM') with zero pricing information
- Feature-to-cost mapping absent: no indication of free vs. paid tiers, subscription model, or feature limits
- Crypto portfolio tool pricing model opaque: unclear if pricing is subscription, usage-based, asset-based, or transaction-based
- Premium features unknown: no published details on what separates free from paid access
Equals
- The price list now starts at 24,000 USD a year with no monthly billing and no self-serve signup, having offered a free plan in 2023 and 39 USD per seat in 2024, so any team that evaluated it previously is looking at a different product commercially.
- Your data is copied out of your infrastructure by design, into a Snowflake warehouse that Equals operates, with Fivetran holding non-SQL source data in transit, and no self-hosted or bring-your-own-warehouse option is documented.
- The financial function category contains only IRR, NPV and PMT, with no XIRR, XNPV, FV, PV, RATE or NPER, and there is no LAMBDA, LET, OFFSET or INDIRECT, so a substantial class of existing spreadsheet models cannot be ported without rework.
- No documentation of importing or exporting Excel files exists anywhere in the docs index; the supported file sources are CSV and Google Sheets and the only documented export is dashboards as PDF, which is a notable gap for a product positioning itself as a successor to Excel.
- Data freshness is a pricing lever rather than a setting, at six hours on Essential, one hour on Business and fifteen minutes on Enterprise, and the feature that removes row limits is itself gated above the entry tier, so the Essential row ceiling is neither published nor unlimited.
Pricing, plan by plan
DeBank
Free- FreeFree
- Portfolio tracking
- Protocol analytics
- Social feed
- DeBank L2$96/year
- Web3 ID
- Priority features
- Exclusive access
Equals
$24000/year- Essential$24000/year
- Unlimited viewers and unlimited editors
- 3 connectors
- Data sync every 6 hours
- Business$36000/year
- Unlimited viewers and unlimited editors
- 5 connectors or a warehouse connection
- Data sync every hour
- Enterprise$60000/year
- Unlimited viewers and unlimited editors
- Unlimited connectors or a warehouse connection
- Data sync every 15 minutes
- Connector add-ons$199/month
- 199 USD per month for each additional database or import script connector
- 699 USD per month for each additional connector of any other type
- Available on Business and Enterprise
Which should you pick?
Choose DeBank if
- You need portfolio tracking.
- You want to start without paying.
- You work on Web, Chrome, Ios, Android.
- You also want protocol analytics.
Choose Equals if
- You need connected sheets.
- You work on Web, API.
- You also want real spreadsheet mechanics.
Questions people ask
- Is DeBank or Equals better?
- Neither clearly leads. DeBank starts at Free and Equals at $24000/year, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
- Which is cheaper, DeBank or Equals?
- DeBank has a free tier; the other does not. Paid plans start at Free for DeBank and $24000/year for Equals.
- Does DeBank or Equals run on more platforms?
- DeBank runs on Web, Chrome, Ios, Android. Equals runs on Web, API.
- Can I use DeBank for free?
- Yes. DeBank has a free tier, so you can try it without paying. Equals starts at $24000/year.
- What is DeBank best used for?
- DeBank is most often used for ethereum and evm portfolio tracking, crypto asset management and monitoring, web3 financial portfolio aggregation. Of those, ethereum and evm portfolio tracking and crypto asset management and monitoring are not what Equals is typically brought in for.
- What can DeBank do that Equals cannot?
- DeBank covers Portfolio Tracking, Protocol Analytics, Transaction History, Social Features. Equals covers Connected sheets, Real spreadsheet mechanics, Cell references into SQL, Equals Warehouse.
Answered from the vendors’ own pages
DeBank: How much does DeBank cost?
DeBank's pricing is not published on their website. The site provides only a product description: 'Your go-to portfolio tracker for Ethereum and EVM.' Customers must visit the full website or contact the company for pricing details.
SourceEquals: Is it a real spreadsheet or a modelling tool with a grid?
A real spreadsheet. A1 references, absolute reference locking, pivot tables and spilling array formulas all work, and SQL results land in ranges that ordinary cells reference.
DeBank: Does DeBank offer a free plan?
DeBank's website does not disclose whether a free plan exists or what features it may include. This information is not available on their pricing page.
SourceEquals: What does it actually cost?
24,000 USD a year for Essential, 36,000 for Business and 60,000 for Enterprise, billed annually. There is no monthly option and no self-serve signup; the trial is negotiated per customer.
DeBank: What is DeBank's pricing model?
The pricing model (subscription, usage-based, asset-based, transaction-based, or freemium) is not disclosed on DeBank's website.
SourceEquals: Are seats charged?
No. Viewers and editors are unlimited on every plan. The meters are connector count, refresh frequency and AI spend, with additional connectors at 199 or 699 USD a month.
Equals: Does my data stay in my own warehouse?
No. Connecting more than one source syncs data into a Snowflake warehouse that Equals runs, and non-SQL sources pass through Fivetran. There is no documented self-hosted option.
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