WordPress plugin

Cryptocurrency Widgets Pro for WordPress Crypto Data

Cryptocurrency Widgets Pro shows cryptocurrency prices and market details on WordPress through widgets and shortcodes. Select one API source in the add-on settings: CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, CoinCap or Coinpaprika. These sources provide data for the top 250 cryptocurrencies; Pro price widgets extend selection to any cryptocurrency among the top 2,500.

Cryptocurrency Widgets Pro for WordPress Crypto Data

Choose a data source and coin range

Cryptocurrency Widgets Pro shows cryptocurrency prices and market details on WordPress through widgets and shortcodes. Select one API source in the add-on settings: CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, CoinCap or Coinpaprika. These sources provide data for the top 250 cryptocurrencies; Pro price widgets extend selection to any cryptocurrency among the top 2,500.

Set the selected source's cache interval to 5, 10 or 15 minutes. For supported coins listed on Binance, Pro can use the Binance API for real-time price updates. The plugin works with more than 30 fiat currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, INR and JPY. Add the Open Exchange Rates API in the settings for currency conversion.

Choose a show for each placement

Add a scrolling price ticker to a header, footer or another site area. Coin lists, price labels and multi-currency tabs display prices in other formats. Advanced tables can include market capitalization, 24-hour percentage changes, trading volume and circulating supply.

Pro adds price blocks, accordion styles, price cards and slider layouts. Its additional widgets include a historical price chart, crypto calculator, Binance widget, CoinGecko widget and crypto news widget. Pro also includes the capabilities available in the free version, such as tickers, coin lists, advanced tables, multi-currency tabs and price labels.

The plugin is described as compatible with all WordPress themes and responsive across devices. Pro users can receive answers from the Cool Plugins premium support team within 24 hours.

Set up a widget

Install and activate the plugin, then open Crypto Plugins > Crypto Widgets > Add New Widget in the WordPress dashboard. Select the coins and widget type, then configure the data source, currency, layout and display settings. Publish the widget to get a shortcode, which you can add to a post, page or widget area.

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