Crypto tax software

ZenLedger

Crypto tax software with DIY plans and tax-professional prepared returns for US filers.

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Facts checked Sep 26, 2026

ZenLedger key facts

CategoryCrypto tax software
PlatformsWeb
PricingSilver $49/yr (up to 100 tx), Gold $199 (5,000), Platinum $399 (15,000); Unlimited +$600
US availabilityTurboTax integration; FinCEN/FBAR alert on all plans
About

What is ZenLedger?

ZenLedger is crypto tax software that calculates gains and generates tax forms, with optional returns prepared by tax professionals. DIY plans cost $49, $199 or $399 per year for up to 100, 5,000 or 15,000 transactions. All plans include an audit report, tax loss harvesting and a TurboTax integration.

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ZenLedger pros and cons

Pros
  • Tax loss harvesting and audit report on every plan, including $49 Silver
  • TurboTax integration and FinCEN/FBAR alert included
  • Tax Pro Prepared Plan for a full return done by professionals
Cons
  • No free plan listed on the pricing page
  • Unlimited transactions cost an extra $600 on top of Platinum
  • Jump from 100 transactions ($49) to the $199 tier

ZenLedger FAQ

What is ZenLedger?

ZenLedger is crypto tax software that calculates gains and generates tax forms, with optional returns prepared by tax professionals. DIY plans cost $49, $199 or $399 per year for up to 100, 5,000 or 15,000 transactions. All plans include an audit report, tax loss harvesting and a TurboTax integration.

How much does ZenLedger cost?

Silver $49/yr (up to 100 tx), Gold $199 (5,000), Platinum $399 (15,000); Unlimited +$600, according to ZenLedger’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).

Is ZenLedger available in the US?

TurboTax integration; FinCEN/FBAR alert on all plans, according to ZenLedger’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).

Sources

  1. ZenLedger: official site
  2. ZenLedger: Pricing

How this page works

Sources: ZenLedger: official site, ZenLedger: Pricing. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.

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