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FeedPulse vs CoinGecko widgets

Our crypto ticker reads CoinGecko's data — so this is not a data-quality comparison, and we say so on /data-sources. The comparison is the embed: CoinGecko's own widgets are branded iframes with fixed layouts, while ours is markup you style and place like any element.

The data everyone uses, in an embed that is theirs rather than yours. Everything below is checked against coingecko.com itself — but pricing and limits move, so confirm anything that matters on their own page before deciding.

 FeedPulseCoinGecko widgets
PriceFree forever, no API key for you to manage or rotate.Free widgets; their API has paid tiers for heavier use
SignupNone.None for the widgets; an API key for direct API use
What you getA ticker row you style, with the coins and currency you choose.Price tickers, coin lists, charts and converters
Required link backOptional, and the data source is credited on /data-sources.CoinGecko branding is part of the widget
Cookies & privacyNo cookies, no IP stored.Third-party iframe/script per page load
CustomisationFull CSS — it is inline HTML, not a branded iframe.Width, coin and currency options — layout is fixed
Where the data livesCoinGecko, cached at our edge so your page does not wait on it.CoinGecko's own, first-party and authoritative
Removing itDelete the snippet.Remove the embed

When CoinGecko widgets is the better choice

CoinGecko is the source of truth here, including for us. If you want their chart widgets, their coin lists, or anything beyond a price row, use theirs — and if you are building something serious on crypto data, go straight to their API.

The short version

CoinGecko's widgets when you want their full range and do not mind their branding. FeedPulse when you want a clean price row that matches your site, with the same underlying data cached for speed.

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Questions people ask

Is FeedPulse a free CoinGecko widgets alternative?

CoinGecko's widgets when you want their full range and do not mind their branding. FeedPulse when you want a clean price row that matches your site, with the same underlying data cached for speed. CoinGecko is the source of truth here, including for us. If you want their chart widgets, their coin lists, or anything beyond a price row, use theirs — and if you are building something serious on crypto data, go straight to their API.

Where does the FeedPulse crypto ticker get its prices?

CoinGecko, cached at our edge and documented on /data-sources. We do not pretend to be a data source — the difference is the embed: styleable HTML instead of a branded iframe, with no API key for you to manage.

What does FeedPulse's free crypto ticker cost?

Nothing, at any traffic level. There is no paid tier to upgrade to, no session cap and no card on file — the whole product is free, including every other widget and all the SEO tools.

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