We compared five Bubblemaps alternatives on features, fees and supported chains, and noted where each one falls short of Bubblemaps.
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The closest Bubblemaps alternative for wallet research is Arkham, which cites over 300 million address labels and 150,000 entity pages. Below are five Bubblemaps alternatives and competitors, from wallet intelligence platforms to DEX screeners, compared on holder data, API access, platforms and price.
Bubblemaps is an onchain analytics tool that draws token holders as bubbles and links wallets that transact with each other, which helps spot clusters and insider supply. It sells an iFrame widget and a credit-based Data API, and its docs name CoinGecko and DEX Screener as iFrame users. See the full Bubblemaps profile →
The Data API requires a paid Pro subscription with monthly credits.
Requests over the monthly credit limit get 429 errors, so a busy app can stop getting data mid-month.
Platform iFrame plans have no public price list, which makes budgeting an embed harder.
| Name | Best for | Chains | US availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bubblemaps ORIGINAL | Baseline | 15 chains for maps, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Tron, TON, Aptos and Arbitrum | Available: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictions |
| Arkham | Linking wallets to entities | 18 networks as of June 2025, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, TON and Tron | Available: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictions |
| Nansen | Tracking labeled wallets | 20+ chains | Partly: perpetuals and Outcomes features closed to US users |
| DEX Screener | Free charts and screeners | Not verified | Available in the US |
| Birdeye | Token prices and wallets API | Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Sui, Aptos, Arbitrum, Polygon and more (17 listed) | Available: terms name no country restrictions |
| DEXTools | Charting across 139 chains | 139 chains | Yes (US App Store) |
“Not verified” means we have not yet checked the value against the project’s own documentation.
Maps addresses to entities such as exchanges, funds and individuals, with entity pages that show holdings, balance history and PnL. Limitation: its Intel marketplace pays users to identify wallet owners, which raises privacy concerns.
A wallet-label analytics platform built around Smart Money tracking since 2020, now with in-app trading. It cites 500M+ labeled addresses. Limitation: the free API plan has only 100 trial credits plus a 10-credit daily refill. Its perpetuals and Outcomes features are closed to US users.
Real-time charts and screeners for DEX tokens, read from its own indexer. Bubblemaps' docs name it as an iFrame user, so you still see holder maps there. Limitation: paid Boosts raise a token's trending score.
A market data tool for token prices, charts, trades and wallets, with a Data API across 17 networks including Solana, Sui and Aptos. Paid API plans start at $39 a month. Limitation: the free API tier allows 1 request per second.
A charting and analytics app for DEX tokens across 139 blockchains, with a free plan and a Standard plan from $19.90 a month. Limitation: paid plans are paid or held in DEXT only, and Premium requires holding 100,000 DEXT.
For linking wallets to real entities: Arkham. For Smart Money tracking with a free API plan: Nansen. For free token charts with holder maps: DEX Screener.
If you use Bubblemaps to work out who is behind a cluster of wallets, Arkham goes further on identity with 300M+ labels and entity pages, and Nansen adds Smart Money tracking and a free API plan.
If you only need a quick holder check before buying, DEX Screener already embeds Bubblemaps maps next to free charts. Developers who want token and wallet data by API without a paid plan can start on Birdeye's free Standard tier.
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Arkham for wallet identity: over 300 million labels and 150,000 entity pages. Nansen if you want Smart Money tracking and a free API plan.
No. The Data API needs a paid Pro subscription with monthly credits, and requests over the limit get 429 errors.
Bubblemaps' docs name CoinGecko and DEX Screener as iFrame users, so holder maps appear on those sites.
For identifying who owns a wallet, Arkham has more depth with 300M+ labels. For seeing clusters among a token's top holders at a glance, Bubblemaps' map is built for that job.
Yes, BMT. Arkham (ARKM) and DEXTools (DEXT) also have tokens; DEX Screener has none.
Sources: Bubblemaps: docs, Bubblemaps: official site, Arkham: official site. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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