CrowdIntelAlternative
Polyanalytics alternative: 36x the wallet coverage, built for developers
Polyanalytics is a Polymarket analytics dashboard — leaderboards, heatmaps, portfolio PnL, Kalshi spreads. CrowdIntel is an intelligence platform over the full on-chain record: 3M+ wallets indexed across 1.7B on-chain trades, 1.5M+ scored, with a public REST API, MCP server, webhooks, and hosted backtests that a dashboard-only product doesn't ship.
TL;DR
- •CrowdIntel indexes 3M+ wallets from 1.7B on-chain trades (1.5M+ scored); Polyanalytics self-reports 82K tracked wallets — roughly 36x fewer.
- •Polyanalytics mentions no MCP, bots, agents, or webhooks anywhere on its site; its API is a Pro “for teams” add-on. CrowdIntel is API-first: REST, MCP for AI agents, webhooks, backtests.
- •Polyanalytics covers Polymarket-vs-Kalshi spreads; CrowdIntel is deliberately Polymarket-only and goes deeper — insider scores, funding clusters, published investigations.
Why people look for an alternative
Dashboards answer “what happened”. The moment you want to act on the data — feed a bot, wire an alert into your stack, ask an AI agent about a wallet, or check whether a hot streak is luck, skill, or coordination — you need an API surface and a scoring layer, not more charts. That's the line between the two products: Polyanalytics organizes Polymarket data for browsing; CrowdIntel computes intelligence over the complete on-chain record and exposes it programmatically.
Side by side
| Criterion | CrowdIntel | Polyanalytics |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet coverage | 3M+ wallets indexed over 1.7B on-chain trades; 1.5M+ scored | 82K tracked wallets (self-reported on homepage) |
| Trade history depth | Every on-chain fill since 2020 — 1.7B indexed | 24h volume snapshots advertised |
| Insider / coordination analysis | 8-signal suspicion scores, funding-graph clusters, published investigations | Not advertised |
| Win-rate methodology | Resolved-outcome PnL + sample-size shrinkage | Not specified on homepage |
| Public REST API | Yes — /api/v1, OpenAPI 3.1, Bearer auth, cursor pagination | API access listed as a Pro feature 'for teams' |
| MCP server (AI agents) | Yes — 16 read-only tools for Claude, Cursor, any MCP client | Not mentioned anywhere on site |
| Webhooks | Yes — whale/insider alerts pushed to your stack | Not mentioned |
| Hosted backtesting | Yes — Backtest API over resolved history | Not mentioned |
| Kalshi spread analysis | No — Polymarket only, by design | Yes — cross-venue spread views |
| Free browsing | Yes — leaderboards, investigations, radar; no login | Free tier advertised (wallet lookup, top holders, whale feed) |
Polyanalytics claims observed on polyanalytics.co in July 2026; its wallet and market counts are self-reported. Features and pricing change — verify on their site.
Choose CrowdIntel if you want…
- •Full-market coverage — every wallet indexed, not a tracked subset
- •A REST API, MCP server, and webhooks to build bots and agents on
- •Insider scores, funding-graph clusters, and published investigations
- •Resolved-outcome PnL and shrinkage-adjusted win rates you can backtest against
Stay on Polyanalytics if you want…
- •Polymarket-vs-Kalshi cross-venue spread views
- •CSV-export workflows from a browsing dashboard
- •Market heatmaps and liquidity depth views in their layout
Frequently asked
Is CrowdIntel a good Polyanalytics alternative?
If you want deeper data or any developer surface, yes. CrowdIntel indexes 3M+ wallets over 1.7B on-chain trades — 1.5M+ of them scored with resolved-outcome PnL — while Polyanalytics' homepage self-reports 82K tracked wallets, roughly 36x fewer on coverage, and everything is reachable over a public REST API, an MCP server for AI agents, and webhooks. If you mainly want a browsing dashboard with Kalshi spread views and CSV export, Polyanalytics covers that shape and CrowdIntel doesn't do Kalshi.
What does Polyanalytics offer?
Per its own site (as of July 2026): a Polymarket analytics dashboard with wallet tracking, leaderboards, market heatmaps, 24h volume snapshots, liquidity depth views, portfolio PnL monitoring, Polymarket-vs-Kalshi spread analysis, CSV export, and alerts, with API access positioned as a Pro-tier feature for teams. It self-reports 82K tracked wallets and 1,248 active markets. Verify current features and pricing at polyanalytics.co — sites change.
What does the 36x figure mean?
It's the ratio between the 3M+ wallet addresses in CrowdIntel's on-chain index and the 82K tracked wallets Polyanalytics self-reports on its homepage. Their figure is self-reported and may not reflect their live index; ours is the count of wallets in our index built from 1.7B on-chain trades, roughly 1.5M of which carry a full computed score with resolved-outcome PnL. The structural point stands at any ratio: an index built from the full on-chain record covers every wallet, not a tracked subset.
Can I automate or build bots on either?
That's the sharpest difference. Polyanalytics mentions no bot, agent, webhook, or MCP tooling anywhere on its site — its API is a team-dashboard add-on. CrowdIntel is built API-first: REST with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec on Terminal ($99/mo), webhooks included, an MCP server from Pro ($29/mo) so Claude or Cursor can query the data directly, and a hosted Backtest API on Terminal Pro ($299/mo).
Bottom line
Browse charts on Polyanalytics if that's all you need; the moment your workflow involves a bot, an agent, an alert pipeline, or a question about who's really behind a wallet, CrowdIntel is the deeper index with the developer surface to act on it.
Try the data first
The leaderboards, investigations, and radar are free to browse — no login. Developers: start at the MCP server (from Pro, $29/mo) or the REST API reference (Terminal, $99/mo).