
Advyzon
6.3/10An all-in-one wealth management platform for RIAs and financial advisors that combines CRM with portfolio management, billing, reporting and a client portal.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Advyzon is a cloud platform for independent registered investment advisers, broker-dealers and other wealth firms. Its CRM is built into the same code base as portfolio management, performance reporting, trading and rebalancing, fee billing, document storage and a white-labeled client portal and mobile app. Inside the CRM, each client record shows the relationship, its tasks, opportunities, workflows, alerts and communications. Email and calendar sync with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, and the platform archives emails and appointments for compliance. Advyzon AI can turn meeting notes and requests into tasks and workflow steps, which the user approves before they run. The platform links to custodians, including single sign-on to Schwab Advisor Center and Fidelity Wealthscape. On Zapier it can create and find clients, contacts, prospects, notes, opportunities and tasks, but it offers no triggers. Advyzon does not publish prices. Third-party guides estimate roughly 150 to 250 dollars per advisor per month, and a competitor's comparison describes annual pricing tiered by the number of client accounts. Treat these figures as estimates and get a quote. Advyzon suits RIAs that want to replace several separate tools with one system, and it has won all-in-one and CRM awards in industry surveys from T3/Inside Information and Kitces. Its main limitation is how narrow it is. It is built for U.S. investment advisers, so firms that only need a general sales CRM, or that operate outside the U.S., will pay for wealth management features they will not use. Reviewers also describe the advisor-side mobile experience as limited.
Our Rating
Finance Software6.3/10
CRM6.3/10
Who Advyzon is best for
Best software for Financial ServicesGood fit
Advyzon is purpose-built for RIAs and wealth firms, with custodian links, AUM billing and portfolio reporting.
Less suited
Its Enterprise Solutions serve banks and aggregators, including a Citi Wealth UMA program.
Independent advisory practices can use it to consolidate their tech stack, but only if they work in wealth management.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Combines CRM, portfolio accounting, billing and client portal in one code base, so advisors do not need to stitch separate tools together
- Rated top all-in-one solution in the T3/Inside Information advisor software surveys, and #1 for CRM satisfaction in the 2025 Kitces AdvisorTech report
- Links to custodians, including Schwab Advisor Center and Fidelity Wealthscape, with document and alert syncing
- Archives emails and appointments for compliance, with document storage described as SEC Rule 17a-4(f) compliant
Cons
- No public pricing; third-party estimates of 150 to 250 dollars per advisor per month are high for a firm that only needs a CRM
- Built for U.S. advisers, so it fits poorly outside wealth management or outside the U.S.
- The Zapier integration offers actions and searches but no triggers
- Reviewers describe the advisor-side mobile experience as functional but limited
Key Features
Advyzon Pricing
Custom quote
- Pricing is quote-only; contact sales
- Includes CRM, portfolio management, billing, reporting and client portal
Frequently Asked Questions
Advyzon does not publish prices and quotes each firm individually. Third-party guides estimate about 150 to 250 dollars per advisor per month.
Its materials list single sign-on to Schwab Advisor Center and to Fidelity Wealthscape. The Fidelity link also syncs alerts and custodial documents.
Yes. It syncs with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and archives emails and appointments for compliance.
Yes. The Zapier integration can create and find clients, contacts, prospects, opportunities, notes and tasks, but it has no triggers.
Yes. Advyzon offers a white-labeled client portal and mobile app for your clients. Reviewers describe the advisor-side mobile experience as limited.
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