Polymarket analytics tools, compared honestly

Every “best tools” list in this market is written by someone who sells one of the tools, including this one. So: no ranking, no scores, no verdict. Each row says what the product does and what its operator publishes as a price, checked on . Then a list of the things Vultax does not do, because that is the part a comparison page usually leaves out.

The tools

Polymarket analytics tools and their published prices, checked 2026-09-13
ToolWhat it doesPublished price
Polycopypolycopy.appA large cluster of keyword pages around a live whale-trade feed: leaderboard, copy trading and auto-copy bots, paper trading, payout and tax calculators, trade export, and a proprietary copy score.Free tier; paid tier published at $30 a month with a 7-day trial.
Polywhalerpolywhaler.comWhale and insider tracking with a leaderboard, charts, alerts and a map view. Covers Kalshi as well as Polymarket, and sells API and webhook access on its top tier.Free tier; paid tiers published at $4.92 and $49.92 a month.
Polymarket Analyticspolymarketanalytics.comMarket data, analytics and a trader leaderboard, presented as an app rather than a set of documents. No account required.No price published; free to use.
Polysightspolysights.xyzA terminal-style intelligence product with an insider finder, market and research views, and a play-money competition with a prize pool. Most of it lives behind the app rather than on indexable pages.No price published.
Alphascopealphascope.appA set of free, no-login tools — wallet tracker and profit-and-loss lookup, odds and profit calculators, alerts, Kalshi analytics — each with a long written guide beside it.No price published for the tools; free, no login, no wallet connection.
Vultaxvultax.comPrediction market and crypto research in one workspace: matched Polymarket–Kalshi contract prices with the gap after fees, the largest public trades, trader analytics, order-book depth across exchanges, a named market score, and a paper bot whose rules and decisions are published. Every table on this site states its source time and exports as JSON and CSV without an account.Free to browse with no account; paid plans published from $29.98 a month, cheaper annually.

Checked . Each entry describes what its operator published about itself on that date. Nothing here is a review or an assessment, and no relationship with any of these products is implied.

What Vultax does not do

Copy trading, in any form

There is no trade mirroring, no auto-copy and no signal following on any Vultax plan. Several of the tools above do offer it; if that is what you want, one of them is the right answer.

Alert delivery

Automated alerts, including Telegram, are unavailable on every plan and are not sold. Two of the tools above deliver alerts today.

Execution of any kind

Vultax does not route orders, hold funds or connect to a venue on your behalf. Paper trading is simulated inside Vultax and reaches no market.

Customer API keys

Not being issued at the moment, so no plan carries REST or WebSocket access. The public tables on this site export as JSON and CSV without a key, and the cross-venue endpoint is public.

How to choose without reading six landing pages

  • Want to follow a wallet automatically? You need a copy-trading product. Vultax is not one.
  • Want a message when something happens? You need an alerting product.
  • Want to know whether the same contract is cheaper somewhere else, after fees? That is here.
  • Want the numbers in a spreadsheet, with the time they were observed? Every table on this site exports, free and without an account.

Questions

Which Polymarket analytics tool is best?

It depends on what you need, and a table that answers this with a ranking is selling something. Copy trading, alerting and wallet profit-and-loss lookups are well served by the products above. Vultax is stronger where the question is cross-venue pricing, order-book depth and data you can export with a source time on it.

Are there free Polymarket analytics tools?

Yes, several, including free tiers of the paid products and tools that need no login at all. Every table on this site is free and needs no account either.

Does Vultax do copy trading?

No, on any plan. If a page anywhere says otherwise it is wrong.

Which tools cover Kalshi as well as Polymarket?

Of those listed, Polywhaler and Alphascope publish Kalshi coverage, and Vultax publishes matched Polymarket–Kalshi contract prices with volume and open interest. Most Polymarket-focused tools do not cover Kalshi at all.

How current is this comparison?

Checked on 2026-09-13. Products change and prices change; each row describes what the vendor published about itself on that date, and nothing here is a review.

Why list competitors at all?

Because the alternative is a page that pretends they do not exist, and anyone comparing tools will find them in ten seconds anyway. Naming what other products do well is also the only way to be believed about what this one does not do.

Try the part that is different

Matched cross-venue prices, the largest public trades and exchange depth — all free to read here, with no account.