web3juice vs De.Fi
How is web3juice different from De.Fi?
web3juice is a yield monitor that shows what pays each APY and sends an alert when a rate or pool size you follow changes, across 16,896 DeFi pools on 104 chains as of 15 October 2026 at 18:15 UTC. De.Fi, checked on its own pages on 16 October 2026, is a broader DeFi app: its Explore Yields list sits next to a wallet portfolio dashboard, send and swap tools, and security tools such as Shield, a contract scanner and a database of hacks.
Both help you look at DeFi yields, but they start from different places. De.Fi is an all-in-one app built around your wallet and its security; web3juice is built around one job, following the rates you care about and telling you when they move.
Full disclosure: we make web3juice, so weigh our view accordingly. Every fact about De.Fi comes from its own public pages, checked on 16 October 2026 and linked below. Features and pricing change, so confirm the details on de.fi.
How do web3juice and De.Fi compare, feature by feature?
| Feature | web3juice | De.Fi (checked ) |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts and channels | Free account: up to 3 alert rules on APY, TVL or data age, for one pool, a watchlist or a saved search, in the app, by email or as a phone notification. Pro adds up to 50 rules plus Discord and webhook delivery. No Telegram delivery. | No yield alert feature found on the pages we read (its docs and the Explore Yields page).Source: docs.de.fi, de.fi/explore, checked 16 October 2026 |
| Coverage | 16,896 DeFi pools across 104 chains and 502 protocols on 15 October 2026 at 18:15 UTC: lending markets, vaults, liquidity pools and staking. DeFi only: no exchange (CeFi) rates and no borrow rates. | Explore Yields filters pools by protocol, network and category (including stablecoins), TVL and APR. Its docs list 38 supported networks and exchanges.Source: de.fi/explore, docs.de.fi/dashboard/the-defi-dashboard/supported-blockchains, checked 16 October 2026 |
| History | Every rate shows its 30-day median and range. A free account adds APY and TVL history charts; the MCP server returns up to 90 days of dated samples. | Explore Yields shows 7-day and 30-day figures next to each pool’s current APR.Source: de.fi/explore, checked 16 October 2026 |
| Pricing | Pool search, filters and CSV export are free without an account; alerts need a free account. Pro £10/month (7-day free trial), Power £39/month, Team £149/month. | The app can be browsed in guest mode; signing up unlocks its full features (no price shown on the pages we read). API access runs on purchased credits, with a key requested by email.Source: de.fi/explore, docs.de.fi/api/api, checked 16 October 2026 |
| AI and MCP access | Public MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code: the research tools need no key, up to 500 calls a day free. Pro lets your assistant read your own alerts and notebook. | A GraphQL API and a Node.js SDK. No MCP server found in its docs.Source: docs.de.fi/api/api, checked 16 October 2026 |
| Paid placements | None: no protocol pays to be listed or ranked, and there are no affiliate links. | None found on the pages we read.Source: de.fi/explore, checked 16 October 2026 |
| Funds handling | Read-only: never holds funds, asks for keys, signs transactions or places trades. You deposit, if you choose to, on the pool’s own site. | The app has a Connect Wallet button and Send and Swap tools in its menu; its docs describe a Deposit page that shows your staked assets and their rewards.Source: de.fi/explore, docs.de.fi/dashboard/the-defi-dashboard/deposit, checked 16 October 2026 |
“Not found” means not on the pages we read that day, not proof that a feature is missing. web3juice figures from its catalogue, retrieved 15 October 2026 at 18:15 UTC; plan limits and prices as on the pricing page.
What does De.Fi do better?
- Security tools web3juice does not have: Shield, a smart contract scanner, and audit and REKT (hacks) databases.
- A wallet portfolio dashboard that shows what your addresses hold. web3juice follows pools, not wallet balances.
- Send and swap from the same app; web3juice never touches transactions.
- A documented GraphQL API with a Node.js SDK. web3juice offers an MCP server for AI assistants but no public REST API.
- Its supported list includes exchange accounts as well as chains.
Where is web3juice different?
- Alerts when a rate drops or a pool shrinks, on a free account, in the app, by email or as a phone notification.
- Each APY split into base interest and reward tokens, with its 30-day median and range beside it.
- No wallet connection: browse every pool without one, and nothing can be signed or moved.
- A free public MCP server, so an AI assistant can look up the same dated figures.
Which should you use?
Choose De.Fi if you want one app for your wallet: balances, swaps, and checks on the contracts you approve.
Choose web3juice if you already know where your money is and want to know when its rate or pool changes, with the evidence behind each number. Many people use more than one tool; web3juice never needs your wallet, so it sits alongside anything else you use.
Follow the rates you care about
Browse every pool without an account. Create a free account to keep a watchlist and get an alert in the app, by email or on your phone when a rate or pool size moves.
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