Simple, transparent pricing.
Every plan is the full TrueStake — your reconciled dashboard and tax report, to the wei. Your plan is sized by how many validators we reconcile for you, and your per-validator cost goes down as you grow. We never bill by ETH staked or position size.
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Free
Last 30 days
Connect your withdrawal address and see the live dashboard, reconciled to the wei, for the last 30 days. No card, no validator limit. Buy a validator-year when you want the tax report.
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$25/validator/year
Charged once — not a subscription
One validator, one tax year, reconciled and reportable. Prorated by the days each validator was actually active that year. Same price whether the year is this one or a past one.
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Over 50 validators
Self-serve checkout runs to 50 validators ( $1,250 a year). Above that we onboard you by hand and price it with you — nothing is charged before we've agreed the terms.
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Income Dashboard
Reconciled income + TrueYield — your chain-verified staking yield.
Tax Reports
US tax report (Excel + CSV), audit-defensible citation on every line.
Reconciled to the wei
Every figure cross-checked against actual on-chain receipts.
Learning
Plain-English tax explainers and articles to file with confidence.
◇ WHY IT COSTS WHAT IT COSTS
Pricing based on validator data collection and reconciliation
Our cost to serve scales with the number of validators we ingest, reconcile, and cite — not with how much ETH you stake. So that is exactly what you pay for: $25 per validator, per tax year, charged once.
PER-VALIDATOR COST→ THE SAME AT EVERY SIZE
1 validator10 validators25 validators50 validators
SIZED BY VALIDATORS
You pay for how many validators we reconcile — never for the ETH they hold.
NEVER BY POSITION
Your staking success never raises your bill. No per-ETH or position-value pricing.
ONE RATE, NO LADDER
The same price at one validator and at fifty. Nothing to compare, nothing to outgrow.
WE'RE EXPLORING
Cohort analytics · bulk export · multiple staking accounts · team seats · API export · more jurisdictions · SSO · a formal audit letter. Not yet available — tell us which you'd want.
Frequently asked questions
Coverage & scope
- Which staking setups are supported today?
- ETH validators where you own the withdrawal credentials: solo stakers running their own hardware, and hosted or SaaS-managed setups (Allnodes, Stakefish, Kiln, Figment, and similar) where a provider operates the node but the withdrawal address is yours. ETH only at launch.
- Do you support liquid staking (stETH, rETH) or exchange staking?
- Not yet. Liquid staking tokens need a different verification model — receipts reconciled against the protocol's own on-chain Oracle accounting (what we'll label Oracle Derived) rather than your own settlement events. It's designed and on the roadmap. Exchange staking, where the exchange holds the keys and reports on its own schedule, is further out. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your setup is covered.
- How far back can you build my history?
- To the beginning of your validators' withdrawal history. Withdrawal-based income exists from the Shapella upgrade (April 2023), when staked ETH first became withdrawable; block-proposal income at your fee recipient goes back to the Merge (September 2022). You buy history one validator-year at a time — see the billing questions below — and TrueStake backfills every validator active in the years you pick.
- What if my validators still have 0x00 (BLS) withdrawal credentials?
- Validators with legacy 0x00 credentials can't receive withdrawals until they're upgraded (a one-time, irreversible on-chain message your node or provider tooling performs). Until then there are no settlement events to reconcile — so no withdrawal income exists to report under TrueStake's recognition default. Once upgraded, sweeps begin and TrueStake picks them up. Details: 0x00 credentials.
- Do you track MEV and priority fees?
- Yes. Block-proposal income — priority fees and MEV-Boost payments to your fee recipient — is recorded per event, cross-checked between relay data and the actual on-chain balance movement, with the on-chain record as the authority. It appears in your dashboard as execution-layer income and in your Tax Report as cited rows like everything else.
- How do slashing and penalties show up?
- Recorded and shown, never hidden — and never silently netted against your income. Penalty events appear in an isolated, clearly-labeled informational section of the Tax Report, separate from income totals, so you and your tax professional can see exactly what happened and decide how to treat it. How penalties should be treated on a return is an unsettled area of US tax law; TrueStake presents the record and takes no position.
Billing & lock-in
- What's a validator-year?
- One validator reconciled for one calendar year — the only thing TrueStake ever bills on. A validator active for part of a year counts only for its active days. A validator-year is TrueStake's reconciliation unit for validator staking: as other staking models arrive, each gets its own equivalent unit, and none of them are ETH amounts or position values.
- Why don't you charge per ETH held?
- Your validator count is the work we do. A validator's ETH balance doesn't change what we reconcile — charging per ETH would punish you for your own staking success.
- What does it cost?
- $25 per validator, per tax year, charged once. There is no subscription, no plan to choose, and no volume ladder — the rate is the same for one validator as for 50, and the same whether the year is this one or a past one. Buy only the years you actually need to file.
- Can I buy a past tax year?
- Yes, and at the same rate as the current one. A past year is the common case: you buy each year you need to file, once, and that purchase includes that year's Tax Report. Nothing has to be active or ongoing for a past year to be available.
- Can I try it before paying?
- Yes. Connect your withdrawal address and the live dashboard runs on the last 30 days of your staking history, reconciled to the wei, with no card and no validator limit. The Tax Report is what you pay for — everything up to it is free to look at first.
- What if I run more than 50 validators?
- Self-serve checkout runs to 50 validators. Above that we onboard you by hand and agree pricing with you first — nothing is charged before terms are settled. Your validators are still tracked and reconciled in the meantime; the ceiling is a checkout limit, not a limit on what TrueStake will read.
- What happens if I stop?
- You keep your records. Export your Tax Reports and your full data as CSV and walk away — TrueStake is read-only and holds nothing of yours to reclaim. There is nothing to cancel: a validator-year you bought stays bought, and the report it unlocked stays downloadable. No lock-in is a design decision.