Seven head-to-head pages and four lists by situation, each saying who should pick the other product, with prices from vendors’ own sites and the date we checked.
Last checked 5 October 2026. Prices and limits quoted from each product’s own site; nothing here is a screenshot of anyone else’s app.
Kubera is a net-worth tracker: every asset and every debt you own, in any country or currency, on one daily balance sheet, for $250 a year. It has no budget, no free plan, no ads and nothing else to sell you. Most of the products below are good at something Kubera does not do; the pages are about telling the two jobs apart.
Every price and limit comes from the product’s own pricing page or help centre, with the date it was checked at the bottom of each page. Where a vendor does not publish a figure, the page names who reported it and says it is unconfirmed. No screenshots of anyone else’s app. Each page has a “pick the other one if” column, written to be true. When something changes, tell us and we will fix it: hello@kubera.com.
From people who compared, then chose
“I loved Personal Capital until they were absorbed by Empower, but Kubera is much better than that app was even at its peak.”
I've used tons of net worth tracking apps. Kubera is my favorite by FAR. I have zero affiliation. I'm pretty sure it's a tiny team. But they've been launching so many cool features and are moving fast.
Kubera has proved to be the best product we’ve found for expats — both those moving to the United States and Americans moving abroad — to manage their global investments and track them in the currency of their choice.
