Chainalysis vs DEX Screener

How Chainalysis vs DEX Screener compare on our ratings, analytics tool specs, funding, pros and cons.

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Ratings
Our score4.1/54.5/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Data quality5.04.5
Features4.54.0
Pricing2.05.0
Ease of use4.04.5
Coverage4.54.5
Specs
Tool typeOn-chain analyticsMarket data, Dashboards
Free planNot disclosed Yes
Paid plans from (per month)Not disclosedFree
Chains coveredNot disclosed60
API access Yes Yes
Alerts Yes Yes
Mobile appNot disclosed Yes
Wallet tracking YesNot disclosed
Company
Founded20142021
HeadquartersUnited States—
InvestorsArchetype, Digital Currency GroupBuckley Ventures, DGF Investimentos
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Used by over 50 global regulatory agencies and 1,500 institutions
  • Assisted in seizing, freezing, or recovering over $34 billion in illicit assets
  • Reactor clustering methodology has withstood Daubert evidentiary review in federal court
  • Real-time transaction alerts integrate directly into exchange compliance pipelines
  • Free charting and screening across more than 60 blockchains
  • No account registration or identity verification required
  • Indexes raw blockchain logs directly without relying on external API aggregators
  • Native mobile apps available on Android and iOS
Cons
  • No free plan or self-serve individual tier available
  • Requires enterprise demo and custom sales contract pricing
  • Probabilistic clustering heuristics have faced scrutiny regarding reproducible court evidence
  • Not built for retail portfolio tracking or personal yield analytics
  • Google Play reviewers report frequent scam tokens and fake volume across listings
  • Paid token boosts and profile placements can promote projects in discovery products
Best forCentralized exchange AML teams, Law enforcement investigators, Financial regulators and tax agenciesOn-chain decentralized exchange traders, Tracking newly launched liquidity pools, Multi-chain token price screening

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