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aama.io vs Goji

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aama.io

6.8#1 in property investment management softwareFrom $1,500 a month
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Goji

5.8#19 in fund administration software
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Factaama.ioGoji
HeadquartersSingaporeLondon, United Kingdom
IntegrationsThe maker says APIs connect to banking systems, custodians, CRM tools and accounting software, with data import and export in multiple formats.The platform connects to external systems through APIs for real-time data synchronisation and straight-through processing.
Productaama.io combines fund administration, fund accounting and a white-labeled investor/LP portal in one platform.Goji provides a digitised, end-to-end investment platform for private funds, covering investor onboarding, KYC/AML, subscriptions, capital calls, distributions and reporting.
SecurityThe maker lists encryption, multi-factor authentication, granular role-based access controls, security audits and continuous monitoring.Goji’s API documentation describes HMAC-signed requests using a nonce and timestamp to help prevent replay attacks.
SupportThe pricing FAQ says Starter plans include email support with a 24-hour response time, Growth adds priority email support and scheduled consultations, and Pro includes 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager.Goji’s API documentation asks clients contacting support to include the request ID returned with API responses.

aama.io plans

  • Syndicate SPV$2.50, paid once
  • Fund Administrators$1,500 a month
  • Single SPV$4,900, paid once
  • Fund manager subscriptions—
  • PlatformPriced on request

Goji plans

No prices published.

Pick aama.io if…

It suits PE and VC managers, private credit managers, family offices, boutique fund administrators, and SPV or syndicate leads needing fund workflows and investor access in one platform. It may also suit teams working with the listed fund structures and accounting standards.

Pick Goji if…

Goji is designed for asset managers and fund administrators operating in private markets. It suits organizations seeking white-label fund workflows, investor access, and integrations.

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