Asora is a consolidated reporting platform for family offices that already keep their books elsewhere, with published pricing. Zahlenwerk puts portfolio tracking and the books per legal entity in one place.
As of October 11, 2026. Statements about Asora are what Asora publishes about itself; the sources are at the end of the page.
| Zahlenwerk | Asora | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | From €199 a month, on the pricing page | From €800 a month, published, billed annually, plus a one-time onboarding fee in the first year |
| What the price depends on | The package, priced per team. Not assets under management | Net worth under management |
| Getting started | Beta, by waitlist. No implementation project | Most offices are live in four to six weeks, according to Asora |
| Fund statements and notices | Forward or upload. Parsed into records; fields below the confidence bar wait for a person | Alternative fund holdings through an add-on, $3,600 a year per 20 holdings, using Canoe Intelligence |
| Figure back to its source | Every figure links to the page of the document it was read from | Not described on the pages we checked |
| Books per legal entity | Included: chart of accounts, bank transactions, coding, loans and interest, per legal entity | Not included. Asora says it is not a general ledger system and is built for offices that already have one |
| Claude and ChatGPT | Built-in assistant. Claude and ChatGPT connect over OAuth with the user's own permissions | Not described on the pages we checked |
| German | Website and documentation in German; the app is in English | Website in English |
Asora publishes its prices, which is rarer in this market than it should be, and includes unlimited users in every tier. For an office that already keeps its books elsewhere and mainly needs consolidated reporting across banks and custodians, that is a clean fit.
Its custodian reconciliation and tranche-level cost accounting are aimed at portfolios with a large listed share. If most of your wealth sits in bank accounts and listed securities, Asora covers that ground more completely than we do.
Asora publishes pricing from €800 a month, tiered by net worth under management and billed annually, with an onboarding fee in the first year and an add-on for alternative fund holdings. Zahlenwerk prices per team by package, independent of assets; the starting price is on our pricing page.
By its own description, no: Asora is a consolidated reporting platform for offices that already have an accounting system. Zahlenwerk includes a set of books per legal entity, with chart of accounts, bank transactions, coding, loans and interest.
Asora handles alternative fund holdings through a paid add-on built on Canoe Intelligence. In Zahlenwerk, reading capital account statements, call and distribution notices is the core of the product, with confidence per field, a review queue and a link from every figure to its source page.
Forward one quarter's statements and compare what comes out with the workbook you already trust. That is how the firms in the beta started, and it is a better test than any comparison page.