CoinAnk and Coinalyze are the closest free replacements for Coinglass. Hyblock Capital suits traders who want liquidation levels with backtesting, and The Kingfisher combines liquidation maps with options positioning and order-flow analytics in one workspace. Each platform covers the Coinglass core, and each makes a different trade-off on coverage, price and depth.
This comparison exists because Coinglass is the default answer, and a default deserves a check. Traders who pay for a Coinglass API plan at $29 per month or more sometimes need something the dashboard does not give them: per-coin liquidation pages they can share, options positioning next to liquidation data, or a workflow their own scripts can call.
How We Compared the Platforms
We checked each platform's public pricing and feature pages on 14 October 2026 and recorded what a trader gets before paying. Prices change, so each claim below names its source and its check date. We left out platforms whose pricing pages we could not verify on that date.
One disclosure first: The Kingfisher operates this site. We describe the other three platforms from their own public pages, and we mark Kingfisher claims the same way we mark theirs.
Coinglass Alternatives at a Glance
| Platform | Free access | Liquidation views | Options data | Paid entry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coinglass | Yes, web dashboard | Heatmap and liquidation data | Yes, Deribit and more | API from $29/mo |
| CoinAnk | Yes, web dashboard | Heatmap, map, exchange-level data | Limited | VIP program |
| Coinalyze | Yes, web charts | Aggregated liquidations | Basic | None advertised |
| Hyblock Capital | Basic tier | Liquidation levels and heatmap | No | Paid tiers, prices on request |
| The Kingfisher | Free per-coin map pages | LiqMap and heatmap | GEX+ | Pro $780/yr |
CoinAnk: The Closest Free Replacement
CoinAnk covers the Coinglass core with its own interface. Its homepage lists liquidation data, a liquidation heatmap, a liquidation map, open interest history, funding rates, long/short ratios and whale-position tracking (coinank.com, checked 14 October 2026). Traders who want the same breadth without a signup can open CoinAnk and find most Coinglass panels within a click or two.
Strengths: breadth, and the whale-position view that tracks large holders on Hyperliquid and ETF flows. Trade-offs: the VIP program gates some data, and the platform gives no per-coin page you can cite with a timestamp the way Kingfisher's Bitcoin liquidation map does.
Coinalyze: Free Aggregated Data
Coinalyze publishes aggregated futures data: open interest, funding rates, predicted funding, liquidations and volume across exchanges (coinalyze.net, checked 14 October 2026). The site runs free with no advertised paid plan, and it serves localized versions in more than ten languages, which makes it a practical pick for traders outside English-language markets.
Strengths: price (free) and aggregation depth. Trade-offs: liquidations appear as charts and counts rather than a time-and-price liquidation map, and options traders find little beyond the futures panels.
Hyblock Capital: Liquidation Levels With Backtesting
Hyblock Capital targets traders who treat liquidation analytics as a system. Its pricing page lists a free Basic tier with Tier 1 indicators and charting, an Advanced tier that adds all 15+ widgets including Liquidation Levels and a Heatmap plus a backtesting lab, and a Professional tier that adds API access with three months of history (three years on annual billing) and a private Telegram community (hyblockcapital.com/pricing, checked 14 October 2026). The page renders dollar prices dynamically, so we name tiers rather than numbers.
Strengths: the backtesting lab and the indicator tiers, which turn liquidation levels into testable rules. Trade-offs: the useful views sit behind paid tiers, and liquidation-data coverage stops at the levels view rather than extending into options positioning.
The Kingfisher: Liquidation Maps Plus Options Positioning
The Kingfisher grew out of research that started in 2015, and the LiqMap product reached the public in 2020. The workspace combines model-estimated liquidation pressure with GEX+ options positioning, Toxic Order Flow and an aggregated order book (thekingfisher.io/pricing, checked 14 October 2026). Kingfisher publishes free live liquidation map and heatmap pages per coin—including the Bitcoin liquidation map and the crypto liquidation heatmap terminal—each with source timestamps, so a trader can check a map without an account.
Pricing at check date: Premium costs $780 per year and Pro costs $1,080 per year on the plans shown on the live pricing page, the Genesis Pass costs a one-time $5,000 (or 0.05 BTC) for lifetime Pro access, and a pay-as-you-go mode funds single sessions with credits. Monthly billing is available at the rates shown there, which is the source of truth for both cadences.
Strengths: the combination. A trader can read a liquidation cluster, then open GEX+ and see whether options dealers reinforce or absorb the same price zone, then call the same data over an API or an MCP server. Trade-offs: the full workspace costs more than free dashboards, and the per-coin page matrix covers listed markets rather than the long tail of 2,000+ altcoins.
Which Coinglass Alternative Fits Your Trading?
The right alternative depends on the work in front of you.
- A trader who wants a free Coinglass-style overview with whale tracking should open CoinAnk first.
- A trader outside English-language markets who wants free aggregated futures data should try Coinalyze's localized charts.
- A trader who builds and tests rules from liquidation levels should evaluate Hyblock's Advanced or Professional tiers, because the backtesting lab is the point.
- A trader who needs liquidation maps beside options positioning, or who needs the data through an API or an MCP client, should compare Kingfisher's current plans against a Coinglass API subscription.
- A trader who is new to the tool category should start with a free liquidation map guide before paying anyone.
What Does Each Platform Cost?
CoinAnk and Coinalyze cost nothing for their core dashboards. Hyblock publishes a free Basic tier and quotes paid tiers on its pricing page. Coinglass keeps its web dashboard free and sells API access from $29 per month (Hobbyist) up to $699 per month (Professional), with Enterprise custom-priced. Kingfisher's plans start at $780 per year, and the Genesis Pass converts that to a one-time $5,000 payment for lifetime access.
Traders who run the numbers should also read the neutral evaluation framework that this site publishes, the sibling Hyblock alternatives review, and the walkthrough for the free liquidation calculator that shows the margin math behind the maps.
Sources
All competitor facts in this article come from the platforms' own pages, each checked on 14 October 2026: the CoinGlass pricing page (coinglass.com/pricing) for API plans, the CoinAnk homepage (coinank.com) for its feature list, the Coinalyze site (coinalyze.net) for its data scope and languages, and the Hyblock Capital pricing page (hyblockcapital.com/pricing) for its tiers. Kingfisher facts come from the live pricing and product pages on this site. Prices and features change; re-check a source before you buy.
