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CoinLedger

CoinLedger — crypto tax software.

Crypto Tax Software

CoinLedger is the de-facto crypto tax tool for retail and pro traders in the US — automating tax calculations, transaction tracking, and report generation. The site had to do two jobs at once: convert tax-anxious visitors into trial signups, and host hundreds of evergreen tax guides that drive organic acquisition year-round.

Year
2024
Role
Webflow Developer
Duration
6 weeks (initial) + ongoing
Sector
DeFi / Crypto · SaaS
Stack
WebflowCMSGSAPTyped.jsSwiper.jsFinsweet

Challenge

Tax software has spiky demand — Jan–April it’s the entire site’s job to convert; the rest of the year it lives on long-tail SEO. The CMS had to support hundreds of country/year/coin-specific tax guides without becoming a maintenance burden, while conversion paths stayed razor-tight in peak season.

Approach

  1. (01)

    Re-architected CMS collections around the real editorial axes — country, asset type, exchange — so new guides slot in as data, not pages.

  2. (02)

    Built reusable conversion modules (CTAs, pricing strips, integration grids) that marketing remixes per landing page, with Typed.js for dynamic text and Swiper.js for testimonial flows.

  3. (03)

    GSAP transitions and Finsweet Attributes extend native Webflow for dynamic filtering and feature showcases.

  4. (04)

    Integrated the marketing site with the product back-end so signup flows pass context (referrer, plan, guide read) without a custom dev each time.

  5. (05)

    SEO foundation: hardened schema, internal linking patterns, programmatic landing pages, and full Google Tag Manager event tracking.

Live site

CoinLedger homepage — crypto tax software.

CMS & integrations

CTAs, pricing strips, integration grids and testimonial flows — all CMS-driven, all reusable.

CoinLedger pricing and feature comparison.
CoinLedger integrations and tax flow.

Outcome

A conversion-optimized site that scales with the team’s content velocity. Editorial ships guides as fast as research finishes. The CMS architecture has held through multiple product expansions without re-platforming.

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