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See prices in SOL, not fiat.

Coinvert is a Chrome extension that replaces fiat prices - USD, GBP, EUR, and more - with real-time Solana equivalents. Instantly. Anywhere.

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What Coinvert Does

A lightweight browser extension that converts fiat prices into Solana, live.

Browse in SOL

Coinvert converts prices like $, £, €, and ₹ into Solana (◎) using live exchange rates. See any site through a crypto-native lens.

Browse in SOL

Coinvert converts prices like $, £, €, and ₹ into Solana (◎) using live exchange rates. See any site through a crypto-native lens.

Browse in SOL

Coinvert converts prices like $, £, €, and ₹ into Solana (◎) using live exchange rates. See any site through a crypto-native lens.

Instant & Seamless

One click to enable. Coinvert updates prices instantly across shopping, food, and travel sites. No reloads, no interruptions.

Instant & Seamless

One click to enable. Coinvert updates prices instantly across shopping, food, and travel sites. No reloads, no interruptions.

Instant & Seamless

One click to enable. Coinvert updates prices instantly across shopping, food, and travel sites. No reloads, no interruptions.

Local & Private

Everything runs in your browser. No data tracking, no wallet connection, and no API keys required - just a pure client-side tool.

Local & Private

Everything runs in your browser. No data tracking, no wallet connection, and no API keys required - just a pure client-side tool.

Local & Private

Everything runs in your browser. No data tracking, no wallet connection, and no API keys required - just a pure client-side tool.

Pricing, redefined

Why We Built Coinvert

The internet is priced in fiat by default - but that’s not how everyone sees value. Coinvert was built for users who think in crypto terms. Whether you track SOL daily or just want better context for what you're spending, Coinvert helps you translate the internet into something native.

Used by crypto traders, Web3 builders, and everyday users who want more transparency.

Repricing the Web

What Coinvert Aims to Do

Coinvert was created to help users navigate the internet through a Solana-native lens.
By replacing fiat with real-time ◎ equivalents, it reframes how you see cost, value, and purchasing power - transparently, instantly, and without tracking.

How much is this really in SOL?
Does this still feel worth it in crypto?
Would I pay this if I saw it as ◎0.43?

What’s my real purchasing power?
Does this change how I budget?
Is this easier to justify in USD?

Does this look cheaper than it is?
Is this making me more aware of value?

Built for users

Trust & Transparency

Open-Source by Design

The full source code for Coinvert is available on GitHub. Anyone can inspect, audit, or contribute - no hidden logic, no closed systems.

Free Forever

No subscriptions. No upsells. Coinvert is free, lightweight, and will stay that way.

User-Controlled Features

Every setting - from dark mode to tooltips - is optional and saved locally. Nothing is forced.

Privacy-First Design

Built without analytics, ads, trackers, or wallet requirements. Coinvert doesn’t know who you are - and that’s the point.

Coinvert’s Privacy & Data Policy

Details on how Coinvert works and what it doesn’t do.

Does Coinvert collect any personal data?

No. Coinvert does not collect, store, or transmit any personally identifiable information. All functionality happens locally in your browser.

Does Coinvert track my browsing activity?

No. Coinvert does not track or record any websites you visit or any interactions you make. It only reads visible text on the page for currency values - nothing else.

What information does Coinvert access?

Coinvert accesses webpage content only to detect and convert fiat currency values into their SOL equivalents. It does not access form fields, inputs, credentials, or personal information.

Does Coinvert send data to external servers?

The only external request Coinvert makes is a public API call to CoinGecko to fetch real-time Solana prices. This request does not include any user-specific data.

Why does Coinvert request “host permissions” or <all_urls>?

This permission is required so Coinvert can detect and convert currency values on any website you visit. The extension does not collect or store any data from those sites — it simply reads visible prices and replaces them with SOL equivalents.

Where are my settings stored?

Your preferences (like dark mode or tooltip visibility) are stored locally in your browser using Chrome’s secure storage API. This data is never synced, sent, or accessed by Coinvert developers.

Does Coinvert use cookies or analytics?

No. Coinvert does not use cookies, fingerprinting, analytics, or any tracking technologies.

Is Coinvert compliant with Chrome Web Store privacy policies?

Yes. Coinvert complies with all Chrome Web Store developer requirements, including the Limited Use policy. It does not collect or transfer user data for any purpose.

Does Coinvert collect any personal data?

No. Coinvert does not collect, store, or transmit any personally identifiable information. All functionality happens locally in your browser.

Does Coinvert track my browsing activity?

No. Coinvert does not track or record any websites you visit or any interactions you make. It only reads visible text on the page for currency values - nothing else.

What information does Coinvert access?

Coinvert accesses webpage content only to detect and convert fiat currency values into their SOL equivalents. It does not access form fields, inputs, credentials, or personal information.

Does Coinvert send data to external servers?

The only external request Coinvert makes is a public API call to CoinGecko to fetch real-time Solana prices. This request does not include any user-specific data.

Why does Coinvert request “host permissions” or <all_urls>?

Where are my settings stored?

Your preferences (like dark mode or tooltip visibility) are stored locally in your browser using Chrome’s secure storage API. This data is never synced, sent, or accessed by Coinvert developers.

Does Coinvert use cookies or analytics?

No. Coinvert does not use cookies, fingerprinting, analytics, or any tracking technologies.

Is Coinvert compliant with Chrome Web Store privacy policies?

Yes. Coinvert complies with all Chrome Web Store developer requirements, including the Limited Use policy. It does not collect or transfer user data for any purpose.

Does Coinvert collect any personal data?

No. Coinvert does not collect, store, or transmit any personally identifiable information. All functionality happens locally in your browser.

Does Coinvert track my browsing activity?

No. Coinvert does not track or record any websites you visit or any interactions you make. It only reads visible text on the page for currency values - nothing else.

What information does Coinvert access?

Coinvert accesses webpage content only to detect and convert fiat currency values into their SOL equivalents. It does not access form fields, inputs, credentials, or personal information.

Does Coinvert send data to external servers?

The only external request Coinvert makes is a public API call to CoinGecko to fetch real-time Solana prices. This request does not include any user-specific data.

Why does Coinvert request “host permissions” or <all_urls>?

Where are my settings stored?

Your preferences (like dark mode or tooltip visibility) are stored locally in your browser using Chrome’s secure storage API. This data is never synced, sent, or accessed by Coinvert developers.

Does Coinvert use cookies or analytics?

No. Coinvert does not use cookies, fingerprinting, analytics, or any tracking technologies.

Is Coinvert compliant with Chrome Web Store privacy policies?

Yes. Coinvert complies with all Chrome Web Store developer requirements, including the Limited Use policy. It does not collect or transfer user data for any purpose.

✅ Certification Statement:

Coinvert complies fully with Chrome Web Store's User Data and Limited Use policies.

It does not sell, share, or use user data for advertising or analytics. All functionality is local, transparent, and user-controlled.