Head-to-head table
| Feature | Trader Make Money | CoinMarketMan |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ✅ Keep-forever free plan | ⚠️ Limited free plan (1 exchange) |
| Price | Free + Pro upgrade | Freemium; PRO $699.99/yr |
| Works with crypto exchange data | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| Automatic exchange imports | ✅ 11 supported exchanges | ✅ Crypto exchanges |
| AI-assisted review | ✅ Behavioral review of imported fills | ❌ None listed |
| Public verified profile | ✅ Free trader profile + leaderboards | ⚠️ Verification page on paid plans |
| Markets covered | Crypto (spot + perps) | Crypto |
| Best fit | Automatic imports with review and sharing in one place | Established portfolio & position sync |
Cells reflect each product's published capabilities as of July 2026.
Competitor facts last verified: 2026-07-03
Features that affect daily use
Supported accounts and import method. This is the paragraph where market coverage decides the answer. CoinMarketMan has connected cryptocurrency exchanges for years and syncs portfolios and positions dependably — that track record is a genuine strength. TMM is a trading journal and performance-review platform whose current automatic imports cover 11 supported crypto exchanges (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate, MEXC, KuCoin, Hyperliquid, BingX, Kraken, Aster). TMM does not import from stock, forex, options or traditional broker accounts, so if any of those sit in your workflow, compare journals built for those markets instead.
Trade-history accuracy and trading costs. What matters in review is what settled, not the gross price difference. TMM calculates results with commissions and funding included, so a perpetual position reads as net rather than as a flattering approximation. Whichever product you pick, reconcile one closed position against the exchange statement before you trust any dashboard built on top of it.
Analytics, dashboards and notes. Both cover the review numbers a journal is expected to produce: win rate, R-multiples, equity curve and per-symbol breakdowns. CoinMarketMan's portfolio and position views are mature and refined by years of iteration. TMM leans toward configurable dashboards and trade notes, so the layout of a review session follows your own process instead of a fixed report.
AI-assisted review. TMM includes an AI coach that reads your imported fills and flags recurring patterns — sizing up after a loss, time-of-day decay, holding losers longer than winners. CoinMarketMan lists no AI coach on its pricing or feature pages. That is a difference in scope, not a defect: a reporting-first tool can be exactly what you want if you prefer to draw the conclusions yourself.
Public sharing, pricing and free access. TMM publishes a public trader profile built from imported exchange data, available on the free plan alongside league leaderboards. CoinMarketMan keeps Verification Page Access on its PRO and ENTERPRISE plans and runs its own top-traders leaderboard. On price, CoinMarketMan's free Basic plan connects one exchange, with PRO at $699.99/yr and ENTERPRISE at $899.99/yr; TMM's free plan is built to be usable long-term, with an optional Pro upgrade.
When to choose CoinMarketMan
CoinMarketMan is stronger when portfolio and position tracking is the whole job. You have used it for a while, the workflow fits your habits, and you do not need behavioral feedback or a shareable profile on a free plan. Maturity in that specific lane is real value, and "it already does what I need" is a legitimate reason to stay.
When to choose Trader Make Money
TMM is stronger when you want the record and the review in the same place: automatic imports from supported exchanges, results calculated after fees and funding, dashboards you arrange yourself, AI-assisted review of your own trades, and a public profile you can share without a paid plan. Check these limitations before switching: your accounts have to be on the supported list, and any history you keep outside those accounts has to come in another way.