Best tools to compare stablecoin yields, ranked October 2026
Which tools help you compare stablecoin yields across DeFi?
Six tools do, ranked here for October 2026 on five checks: a stablecoin-only view, whether you can see what pays the rate, history to look past one day’s figure, how fresh the data is, and alerts. We make web3juice, which covered 15,908 pools across 105 chains and 510 protocols on 2 November 2026 at 21:40 UTC, and the other facts were checked on 21 October 2026 or, where marked, on 16 October 2026.
Comparing stablecoin yields means more than sorting by today’s APY. You need to filter to pools that hold only stablecoins, see how much of a rate is paid in reward tokens, look past one day’s figure and know how fresh the data is. We ranked the tools on those checks.
Full disclosure: we make web3juice, and it is ranked first below, so weigh our view accordingly. We judged only research tools, on the five checks above, by what we could find on each tool’s own pages; a tool may do more than its pages say. Facts about other tools come from their own public pages, checked on 21 October 2026 unless a row says otherwise (rows dated 16 October 2026 come from the pages behind our comparison pages). This list quotes no rates and is not a list of places to deposit.
How do the six stablecoin yield tools compare feature by feature?
| Rank | Tool | Stablecoin view | What pays the rate and history | Alerts | Paid placements |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | web3juice | Stablecoins and Stablecoin pairs filters; pages for USDC, USDT, USDS, USDe, PYUSD and USDG | Base and reward split where reported; 30-day median and range on every rate; retrieval time on every figure | Free: 3 rules | None |
| 2 | DefiLlama | Stablecoin data and yield views on its free tier | A “Base plus reward” view setting; APY (30d), 30d Trend and 30d Stability columns; Pro adds “verified APY” | None found | None found on the pages we read |
| 3 | DefiEarns | A Stablecoins page and a single-asset view | Methodology explains base and reward and a 30-day average | None found on the pages we read | None found on the pages we read |
| 4 | Bitcompare (16 Oct) | BEI-Stable, a daily median of USDC and USDT lending yield, with CeFi and DeFi rates | Last 90 days shown on the benchmark page | None found; a newsletter | Some placements paid or sponsored, disclosed |
| 5 | CoinInterestRate | Rate pages by coin, including USDC and Tether | Not described on the pages we read | Email rate alerts | States it may be paid a commission |
| 6 | De.Fi (16 Oct) | A stablecoin category inside its Explore Yields list | 7-day and 30-day figures next to each pool’s APR | None found | None found on the pages we read |
Sources: web3juice’s about and stablecoin yields pages; defillama.com/yields, defillama.com/subscription, defiearns.com and coininterestrate.com (21 October 2026); Bitcompare and De.Fi via web3juice vs Bitcompare and web3juice vs De.Fi (16 October 2026). “None found” means not on the pages we read.
Why is each tool where it is?
1. web3juice
Built for this comparison. A pool counts as a stablecoin pool only when every asset in it carries a recognised stablecoin label, so a pair with a volatile token never slips in. Each APY is split into base interest and reward tokens where the data reports both, the 30-day median and range sit next to today’s figure, every number shows when it was retrieved, and missing values stay missing. Pages for individual coins and a dated monthly stablecoin yield report sit on top of the same catalogue.
2. DefiLlama
Second: the largest public yields table, with stablecoin data, a base-plus-reward view setting and 30-day trend and stability columns. We found no rate alerts on its pages. See web3juice vs DefiLlama.
3. DefiEarns
Third: a quick overview of stablecoin pools with a published methodology page that explains base and reward APY and a 30-day average; we did not find alerts on the pages we read (defiearns.com).
4. Bitcompare
Fourth: compares CeFi and DeFi stablecoin rates and publishes a daily stablecoin benchmark; some placements in its tables are paid or sponsored, which it discloses. See web3juice vs Bitcompare.
5. CoinInterestRate
Fifth: platform-level rate pages by coin and free email alerts; it says it may be paid a commission when readers sign up through its links. See web3juice vs CoinInterestRate.
6. De.Fi
Sixth for this job: a yield explorer with a stablecoin category inside an all-in-one app. See web3juice vs De.Fi.
New to the topic? Start with the stablecoin yields guide, or read base APY vs reward APY.
Comparing more than stablecoins, across every chain? See the tools to compare DeFi yields across pools and chains.
Sources
- web3juice: about, stablecoin yields, stablecoin pools and pricing pages, checked on 21 October 2026
- defillama.com/yields, defillama.com/subscription, defiearns.com and coininterestrate.com, read on 21 October 2026
- Bitcompare and De.Fi: the pages cited on web3juice vs Bitcompare and web3juice vs De.Fi, checked on 16 October 2026
Research and monitoring only: web3juice never holds funds, asks for keys or executes trades. APYs change constantly and are not a promise of returns. Principal can be lost. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
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