Invvest or Finary

Invvest: The only alternative to Finary

Discover why thousands of investors choose Invvest over Finary to track their wealth more comprehensively and optimize it more effectively.

Why Choose Invvest Over Finary?

Let's start by giving credit where credit is due. Finary revolutionized wealth management for newer generations with a solid, user-friendly, and visually appealing tool. It would be dishonest to say their platform hasn't inspired us.

However, while similar on the surface, the two platforms are fundamentally different at their core.

Finary takes a horizontal development approach, offering a wide range of features and services but with limited depth in each (wealth tracking, budget tracking, crypto investments, life insurance, advisory services, book sales, etc.), all available through various pricing tiers.

Invvest, on the other hand, follows a vertical development model. We focus on just two core products (wealth management and financial analysis), striving to master them with unmatched depth and precision.

And we keep it simple with one pricing plan: the PRO subscription, which unlocks all our current and future premium features.

Comparison

Invvest sets itself apart from Finary by offering a comprehensive and personalized approach to wealth management and growth. While Finary focuses primarily on overall asset tracking, Invvest goes further by integrating powerful tools for investment research, selection, and analysis.

Wealth tracking

Automatic sync.

Multi assets

Loan tracking

Gross and net income

True performance

Assets Top/Flop

Portfolio tracking

Flexible tracking

Advanced diversification analysis

Income projection

Backtest

Precious metal analysis

Crowdlending analysis

Income tax management

Financial analysis

Watchlist

Screeners

Fundamental and technical sheets

Stock analysis

Assets comparator

Events calendar

Charting

Alerts

Social

Portfolio sharing

Public portfolios directory

Investors following

Pricing

Free version

Trial period

Paid plan

149,99 € / year119,99 € / year

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The reality is that more people are switching from Finary to Invvest than the other way around.

I prefer paying for a subscription on Invvest, which provides added value for my investment decisions, rather than scanning my portfolio to save fees on Finary. Once the savings are made, the annual subscription no longer makes sense…

@Jojo31

On paper, it seems like a serious competitor to Finary. They appear to be very focused on stocks/ETFs/crypto. I'm not sure if they plan to manage as many asset classes as Finary. In terms of analysis and decision-making support, it's really comprehensive but heavily stock-picking oriented. The interface is very clean.

@p0tato

From what I've seen, Invvest is more practical than Moning Pro and Finary, which I've obviously tested.

@Johnatan

I'm very happy that Invvest has been created because I tested Finary and Moning, and I was disappointed with both options as each lacked features. So I'm very glad to see this new option that seems to combine the best of both.

@Benji

I'm canceling my Finary subscription, which ends in June, in favor of Invvest. Too many bugs, revenues not accounted for… I don't doubt that someday everything will be fixed, but for now, I have fewer issues with stock/dividend/REIT incomes on Invvest.

@ManuCGP

I used to be on Finary, but there were too many bugs for my taste. I recently switched to @invvest.

@Endergun

I prefer Invvest, which handles received income much better than Finary. For me, Finary is unusable as it barely tracks any income from my numerous ETFs, stocks, and bonds.

@Manu

Nothing is perfect, that's for sure, but the income from my ETFs on Finary is either nonexistent or 90% incorrect, whereas it's 100% accurate on Invvest currently, with only minor differences in yields. On Finary, out of my 20 ETFs, only 2 are tracked correctly!

@ManuCGP