Hobbyist at $49 per tax year, in their account, next to a $29 browser worksheet. Their page mentions a 14-day refund.
Not tax advice · last updated 25 October 2026
BasisFix and CoinLedger
Prices below were read from the vendors’ public pricing or help pages on 25 October 2026 and written down in this project’s competitor notes. Vendors change them. Check the live page before you rely on a number. Nothing here is a rank, a rating, or a claim about search results. BasisFix is launching at $29 per tax year, one-time, not a subscription. There is no checkout in this build. The worksheet is a review with a tax pro.
| BasisFix | CoinLedger | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the CSV is read | In the browser on your machine. No account. | In a CoinLedger account. You import it or hand it off. |
| Entry price | Launching at $29 per tax year. One-time. Free preview. Export unlocked by a license key. | Hobbyist $49 for 100 transactions. Investor $99 for 1,000. Pro $199 and up for 3,000 and up. One-time per tax year. |
| Above that | No higher tier. BasisFix stops at the CSVs it already reads. | Help center: Unlimited is $499 at 10,000 or more transactions. The public pricing page emphasizes Free, Hobbyist, Investor, and Pro. |
| Before you pay | Preview of gains, warnings, and income. Export locked. | Portfolio and a capital-gains overview. Download locked. |
| Methods they name | FIFO, HIFO, and specific identification. | FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, and adjusted cost. |
| Refund line | No purchase, so no refund. Nothing is charged. | The public page mentions a 14-day refund. BasisFix does not promise that a CoinLedger purchase qualifies. |
What BasisFix does not do
- It does not offer LIFO or adjusted cost. It does not read a 1099-DA into the worksheet.
- It does not hand the file to a preparer. CoinLedger’s import-or-hand-off path is their account, not this browser.
- Billable-transaction exclusions and a small staking deduction described on their pages are theirs. BasisFix does not copy those rules.
Both prices are per tax year rather than a monthly subscription. $29 is under the $49 Hobbyist price recorded that day, for a smaller job: bitcoin CSVs, local parsing, no account. CoinLedger’s blog already walks the 2025 Form 8949 boxes. Overlap on that topic is not a claim that either page outranks the other.
Questions
Is CoinLedger one-time or a renewal?
The pages read on 25 October 2026 describe CoinLedger as one-time per tax year. BasisFix is also one-time. CoinTracker is the product in these notes whose paid plans auto-renew.
Does the $49 Hobbyist price include a refund?
CoinLedger’s public page mentions a 14-day refund. BasisFix does not know whether a given purchase qualifies. BasisFix has no checkout, so it charges nothing to refund.
Which lot methods overlap?
Both name FIFO and HIFO. CoinLedger also names LIFO and adjusted cost. BasisFix adds specific identification and does not implement LIFO or adjusted cost.