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AssetBook Pulse vs Snowball Analytics

What both publish

FactAssetBook PulseSnowball Analytics
Allocation analysisYesYes
Asset class coveragemulti_asset_alternativesmulti_asset_alternatives
FoundedAssetBook says it was founded in 2007 by Rob Major and Ken Park.2021
HeadquartersAssetBook lists its mailing address in Bear, Delaware.Lyon, France
Performance reportingYesYes
PurposeAssetBook says its mission is to help advisors address portfolio management, reporting, and business metric challenges.Snowball Analytics is a service for retail investors to plan and track investments, monitor dividend payouts, and make investment decisions.
Risk analysisYesYes
SecurityAssetBook says data is encrypted at rest and in transit by default.Snowball Analytics says it does not store broker or crypto-account credentials; Yodlee connections are read-only, and stored data is depersonalized and encrypted in transit.
SupportAssetBook says client support, including onboarding and partner integration assistance, is provided at no additional cost.The pricing page directs users to Snowball Analytics' Knowledge Base for popular questions, tutorials, and usage advice.

AssetBook Pulse plans

  • PulsePriced on request

Snowball Analytics plans

  • FreeFree
  • Investor$149.99 a year
  • Expert$249.99 a year
  • Starter$79.99 a year

Pick AssetBook Pulse if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Snowball Analytics if…

It suits long-term retail investors who want an overview of investments across supported assets and broker connections. It may also help investors tracking dividend income or reviewing performance, risk and diversification.

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