Airdrop tool

Drops Airdrop Checker

Airdrop checker that scans a pasted wallet address for unclaimed and eligible airdrops, with Telegram alerts.

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Facts checked Sep 26, 2026

Drops key facts

CategoryAirdrop tool
Chains40+ networks, EVM and Solana addresses
PlatformsWeb, Telegram, API
PricingFree scan; yearly plans $43 (1 address), $91 (20), $139 (50)
Free planWallet scan is free; tracking and alerts are paid
Chains413+ tracked airdrops across 40+ networks
About

What is Drops?

Drops is an airdrop checker: you paste a wallet address, ENS or SNS name and it lists airdrops the address can claim. Its homepage says it tracks 413+ airdrops across 40+ networks and never asks for a wallet connection. Scans are free; paid plans from $43 a year add tracking and Telegram alerts.

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Drops pros and cons

Pros
  • Checks an address without connecting a wallet or signing
  • Free scan; yearly plans from $43 for 1 address
  • Telegram alerts when a saved address becomes eligible
Cons
  • Telegram is the only login option
  • Revealing full results and alerts needs a paid plan
  • API keys are issued only on request via X

Drops FAQ

What is Drops?

Drops is an airdrop checker: you paste a wallet address, ENS or SNS name and it lists airdrops the address can claim. Its homepage says it tracks 413+ airdrops across 40+ networks and never asks for a wallet connection. Scans are free; paid plans from $43 a year add tracking and Telegram alerts.

Which chains does Drops support?

40+ networks, EVM and Solana addresses.

How much does Drops cost?

Free scan; yearly plans $43 (1 address), $91 (20), $139 (50), according to Drops’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026). Free plan: Wallet scan is free; tracking and alerts are paid.

Sources

  1. Drops: official site
  2. Drops: Homepage and pricing

How this page works

Sources: Drops: official site, Drops: Homepage and pricing. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.

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