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RateX review

Freemium#65 of 100 in Currency Converter Apps

A practical 130-currency converter for web users and Android travelers needing offline rates.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RateX is a currency-converter app and browser-based website for checking prices across currencies. It suits solo users who need conversion on Android and on phones, tablets or computers through a web browser. The service supports 130 currencies and covers everyday conversions, travel checks and price comparisons. Android users can save the latest downloaded rates for offline access, while the web converter provides access without installing the app.

Its feature set goes beyond a single exchange calculation. Multi-currency conversion, common-amount tables and a built-in calculator help compare several values at once. Android home-screen widgets put conversions within reach, and users can enter custom exchange rates when they need to model a negotiated or preferred rate. Historical rate charts add context for reviewing past movements. The combination of cloud and mobile deployment gives RateX a broad access pattern, although the dedicated mobile experience is limited to Android.

RateX uses a freemium model with free access. The Android listing includes ads and in-app purchases. Its rates are indicative, so bank or provider fees and margins are not included in displayed conversions. Offline mode serves the last downloaded rates rather than a continuously refreshed feed, making the timing of the saved data important for decisions that depend on current market values. Email is the listed support channel. RateX fits users who value a free converter with offline Android access and practical comparison tools; users needing an iOS app, fee-inclusive results or advanced rate monitoring should consider another option.

RateX pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Converts across 130 currencies with multi-currency support
    • Keeps last downloaded rates available offline on Android
    • Combines widgets, charts, tables, custom rates and a calculator
  • Where it doesn't
    • The dedicated app is available only for Android
    • Indicative rates exclude bank or provider fees and margins
    • Offline results depend on the last downloaded rate set

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