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Alpha Theory vs FundCount

Alpha Theory

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FundCount

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FigureAlpha TheoryFundCount
Price from—$333.33/mo
Free plan——
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published017
Spec score · Hedge Fund Software6.1 (#7)8.6 (#1)
Data aggregationAlpha Central aggregates research, company data, Excel files, custodian and fund-administrator data, alternative data, and market data.FundCount advertises more than 50 native custodian and broker connectors plus Bloomberg and Refinitiv pricing and foreign-exchange feeds.
Founded20061999
SecurityAlpha Theory states that customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest, using TLS and AES-256, unless a customer opts out.FundCount provides a security and compliance center covering access, incident response, change management, subprocessors, penetration-test materials and audit reports, with some documents potentially requiring an NDA.
SupportThe company says its clients can work with investment-process experts, data scientists, risk professionals, investors, analysts, and technology engineers.FundCount says its global offices provide over 16 hours of daily support.

Plans

Alpha Theory

No plans published.

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FundCount

  • Single Family Office / Asset Owner$35,899 a year
  • Multi-Family Office$26,950 a year
  • Fund Admin Incubator$14,450 a year
  • Fund Administration$26,950 a year
  • Hedge Fund$35,899 a year
  • Shadow Hedge Fund$35,899 a year
  • Asset Management$35,899 a year
  • Private Equity$38,389 a year
  • FundCount Sandbox$499 a month
  • High-Net-Worth Individual$4,000 a year

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In their own words

Alpha Theory

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FundCount

FundCount combines portfolio, partnership, and general ledger accounting for investment analysis and reporting. Its portfolio engine covers listed securities, fixed income, OTC derivatives, private equity, real estate, and alternatives; partnership tools handle capital accounts, allocations, waterfalls, fees, and profit splits. Reporting ranges from tables and charts to complex visualizations, and client community members can access sample reports through the Report Encyclopedia. The ETL Importer accepts Excel, CSV, text, and XML, alongside interfaces with banks, brokers, and custodians. Deployment options include on-site, public or private cloud, and fully managed SaaS. The investor portal provides permissioned access, document delivery, and multi-factor authentication. FundCount says it serves family offices, fund administrators, hedge funds, and private equity firms. Plans start at $14,450/yr, with digital transformation and hosting fees additional. There is no free plan or trial; the company offers guided proof-of-concept sessions using prospective customers' own data and reports.

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