Yield and fees
Estimated yield by day, week and month, pending and claimed fees per token, and projected APR.
Liquidity positions, loans and wallet balances across chains, with the PnL, yield and risk already calculated. Sign up, add your wallets and start.
One view of everything in range and out of range, what it is earning and what it has cost you. Switch between a basic view and an advanced one with more metrics.

A page for positions alone. Choose your columns, bundle positions by pool, then open any position for its full record.



Estimated yield by day, week and month, pending and claimed fees per token, and projected APR.
Total P&L, impermanent loss and what the same tokens would be worth if you had held them.
Minimum, maximum and current price, range width and in-range status.
Every deposit, compound and withdrawal with its transaction, plus invested against current assets per token.
A chart of each position over time, from the day it opened.
Leverage, entry price, margin and liquidation price for leveraged LP positions.
Every loan across Aave, Morpho and Kamino in one list, with health, risk and interest worked out for you.



Swap tokens and bridge between chains from inside DeFi Orbit. Powered by LI.FI.
Add wallets by address, name them, and filter every view by wallet. Read-only: no keys, no custody.
I used to rebuild my LP spreadsheet every Sunday. Now I open one screen and see fees, IL and P&L for every position.
The out-of-range alerts paid for the subscription in the first week. I rebalance when it matters, not when I remember.
Seeing yield split from market movement finally told me which pools were actually making money.
My Kamino and Aave loans sit next to my LP positions. One health factor view instead of three tabs.
It is read-only, so I connected a watch address and never had to sign anything.
No. When you create an account with your wallet, you sign a short text message to prove you own it, and a message signature isn’t a transaction: it can’t move funds or approve anything. After that we only read public on-chain data for your addresses, and we never hold keys.
For liquidity: Uniswap V3, Aerodrome, Orca, vFat, DeFi Tuna and Revert. For lending: Aave, Morpho and Kamino. Across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Unichain, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Robinhood, Avalanche and Solana, with the exact deployments listed on the Supported networks page.
Yes, 7 days with full access, so you can add your wallets and see your real positions before you pay. There’s no long-term commitment after that: plans are monthly or yearly and you can cancel any time.
Individual covers up to 10 wallets and 10 active positions, which suits most LPs managing their own capital. Professional raises that to 50 wallets and 100 active positions, removes the daily refresh limit, and adds portfolio performance metrics, leveraged LP data, early access and priority support. If you’re opening positions faster than you can count them, you’re a Professional user.
Two months. Pay for the year up front and you get 12 months for the price of 10, on either plan.
We compare each position against simply holding the tokens. PnL is the position’s current value plus fees collected and uncollected, minus what the deposited tokens would be worth if you’d held them, and impermanent loss is shown separately so you can see the two effects. APR is the fees your position earned, against the capital in it, over the time it was open, not the rate the pool advertised. The full method is in the docs.
That’s Portfolio Enterprise. It adds client sub-accounts, share links your clients can open without an account, multi-user access for your team, white-label views, exports and an audit trail. Book a demo and we’ll set it up around how you report.
Yes. You get an alert when a position leaves its range or a lending position approaches liquidation, so you don’t have to keep checking.
Yes. Add any mix of addresses and every position appears in one portfolio, with the same figures regardless of chain. That was the reason DeFi Orbit was built.
Add a wallet address. No keys, no custody.