How to Get the Bitcoin Price by Email Every Day
Updated September 1, 2026
You want to keep an eye on Bitcoin without living inside a charts app: one email a day with the price, and whether it moved. Simple ask — but most tools make you work for it.
Here are the usual ways to set this up, and the lazy one.
The do-it-yourself options
Exchange apps (Coinbase, Binance and the rest) can push price alerts, but they alert on thresholds, not on a schedule — and they ping your phone, not your inbox. You'll also need an account, and the apps are built to pull you into trading, not to leave you alone.
Alert services like IFTTT or Zapier can wire a price API to an email. It works, but you'll spend an evening connecting services, and the result breaks quietly whenever an API changes.
Crypto newsletters send daily market wraps, but they're someone else's editorial picks — pages of narrative when all you wanted was one number and the change since yesterday.
The one-sentence way
MailMeWhen does this with a single plain-language request. You type (or say) what you want, leave your email, and the letters start arriving — no app, no account, no password.
The first 7 days are free with no payment details; after that it's $5/month, and it simply stops if you don't subscribe. Every letter ends with a one-reply stop link.
Good to know
You control the shape of it: every day at a set time, or only when something matters — say, only when the price moves more than 5% in a day. Write the condition in the sentence and that's what you get.
Prices come from public market data and are for reference — check your exchange before trading on them.
Try it — hand us this sentence:
Mail me every day with the price of Bitcoin and whether it's up or down from yesterday.