Archstone vs Fundwave

Archstone is a web-based fund management platform for private capital, combining operational tools and related workflows. Its modules include a data room, LP portal, portfolio tracker, deal pipeline, cap table manager, compliance workspace, and Archie AI. Data-room links can use passwords, expiry dates, download restrictions, viewer analytics, and document version history. The LP portal supports quarterly reports, capital call notices with pro-rata calculations, and communication tracking. Portfolio tracking gathers founder updates and records ARR, burn rate, runway, headcount, and custom KPIs. Archie can answer natural-language queries, draft LP letters and investment memos, analyze pitch decks, monitor portfolio metrics, and prepare capital calls for approval. Archstone lists integrations such as QuickBooks, Xero, Google Calendar, Gmail, Stripe, Google Drive, Plaid, Affinity, Attio, and Airtable. It says data is encrypted at rest and in transit and protected by row-level security policies, but it does not hold a SOC 2 report and has not engaged an auditor. Starter begins at $297 a month; a 14-day trial is available.

Fundwave is a fund management platform for venture capital, private equity, SPVs, family offices, impact funds and fund-of-funds operations. Its administration tools cover investor closes, performance and management fees, automated journals, trial balances and financial statements. Portfolio features track investments, valuations, custom KPIs, co-investors, cashflows, IRRs and MOICs. Dealflow tools include a shared inbox, team tasks, pipeline analytics, round forecasts, deal captables and custom investment filters. Listed integrations include Slack, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Zapier, DocuSign, Excel, QuickBooks and Xero. The maker says connections use HTTPS and TLS with 128-bit AES encryption, and that it undergoes annual SOC 2 audits. Backups are usually made each business day, with encrypted copies retained for 90 or 365 days depending on plan or product. Fund Admin Seed is $800 a month and allows up to $50 million AUM and 100 investors per fund. Growth is $1,200 a month, while Enterprise is $1,800 a month onwards and lists unlimited AUM and investors. All Products plans have separate onboarding fees.