Keel
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VisitKeel vs Valence
What both publish
| Fact | Keel | Valence |
|---|---|---|
| Investor onboarding | Prospects can use branded data rooms, accreditation workflows and web subscription documents with electronic signatures. | Valence Vero, powered by Passthrough, brings subscription documents, KYC/AML, and investor communication into one workflow for closed-end funds. |
| Investor portal | Investors receive branded access to capital calls, balances, statements, tax documents and TVPI, DPI, MOIC and IRR analytics. | The investor portal gives limited partners access to investment performance metrics, capital activity breakdowns, documents, and investment count. |
| Security | Keel states that it uses TLS/HTTPS in transit, AES-256-GCM application-layer encryption for sensitive data at rest, mandatory administrator MFA, role-based access, and tenant isolation. | Valence data in transit and at rest is encrypted, and files are stored on AWS using AES-256 encryption. |
| Support | The site invites users to email [email protected] for security diligence questions and says a demo can be booked at [email protected]. | Customers can contact Valence Support by emailing [email protected]. |
Keel plans
- FreeFree
- Starter£350 a month
- Single Fund£799 a month
- Multi-Fund£1,999 a month
- Enterprise$6,000 a month
Valence plans
- ValencePriced on request
Pick Keel if…
Keel is intended for private equity, venture capital, family office, search fund, and independent sponsor operations. Its investor portal and fund workflows may suit managers administering single-entity funds today.
Pick Valence if…
Valence is intended for closed-end private market funds across strategies, structures, and stages of growth. It may suit fund teams that need linked accounting, reporting, investor portal, and onboarding workflows.