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Delta review: track stocks and crypto in one app

A clean app for stocks and crypto together. The free plan tracks only 10 assets.

Updated 22 Oct 2026. Facts checked 22 Oct 2026 on official pages. Screenshots of official public pages only, no paid account used yet.

Reviewed by Kai Schukowski, review updated and facts checked 22 Oct 2026. Research, not advice.

Price from$4.49 a monthPRO, billed yearly
Free planYesDelta Basic is free, with 10 tracked assets, unlimited connections and limited insight modules
TrialNo trialNo free trial shown on the official pricing page
MarketsUSUKEURest of worldBlue = covered, grey = not covered

Our verdict

Delta, now part of eToro, is an app that puts stocks, crypto, funds and other assets in one portfolio. It syncs with brokerages, exchanges and wallets, and is available on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac.

Delta Basic is free but tracks only 10 assets. PRO (USD 4.49 a month billed yearly) tracks up to 40 assets and adds four portfolio insight modules, gains reporting with cost basis and export. PRO+ removes the limits and unlocks all eleven insight modules. No free trial is shown on the pricing page.

Supported exchanges include NYSE, Nasdaq, London, Euronext, Xetra and Frankfurt. No UAE exchange is listed.

Delta's PRO page, with the paid portfolio insights shown in the app. Screenshot of the official page on delta.app, 22 Oct 2026.

Who it is for, and who it is not for

Good fit if you are

  • Investors who hold both stocks and crypto
  • People who want one app on phone and desktop
  • Anyone who wants realised and unrealised gains in one report (PRO)

Look elsewhere if you are

  • Investors with more than 10 assets who want to stay free
  • People who hold UAE-listed stocks
  • Anyone looking for stock research

Key features

Sync with brokers, exchanges and wallets

Delta syncs with your brokerage, exchange or wallet so you can track everything in one place.

Source: delta.app

Portfolio Insights

PRO includes four insight modules; PRO+ unlocks all eleven.

Source: delta.app

Gains reporting

Realised and unrealised gains, cost basis and an exportable report (PRO).

Source: delta.app

Asset limits

Basic tracks 10 assets, PRO up to 40 in one portfolio, PRO+ unlimited assets and portfolios.

Source: delta.app

Delta prices

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Official prices where the provider publishes them. Other amounts are converted at the ECB euro reference rates of 21 Oct 2026 and marked "about".
PlanBilled monthlyBilled yearlyNotes
PRO $6.99 $53.88$4.49 a month 49 a month when billed yearly. Track up to 40 assets
PRO+ $13.99 $107.88$8.99 a month Unlimited assets and portfolios. Lifetime PRO+ also offered for USD 299 once

Seen from a US (Virginia) connection in USD on 22 Oct 2026. Prices can differ by region and may exclude sales tax or VAT. Price history and every source: Delta plans and prices.

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Tracks stocks and crypto in one app
  • PRO from USD 4.49 a month billed yearly
  • Apps for iOS, Android, Windows and Mac

Cons

  • The free plan tracks only 10 assets
  • No UAE exchange supported
  • No free trial shown

How Delta ranks for each job

We rank tools by job, not overall. We score every tool on the same published criteria, using facts from official pages and our own testing. How we score.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Delta free?

Yes, Delta Basic is free with 10 tracked assets and unlimited connections.

Does Delta have a free trial?

No free trial is shown on the official pricing page.

Is Delta a broker?

No. Delta is a tracking app. It does not hold your money; you trade through your own broker or exchange.

Sources: delta.app/en, delta.app/en/pro, support.delta.app/en/articles/2416103-supported-exchanges

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