VOL. XCIV, NO. 247

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Thursday, December 11, 2025

Tool Comparison

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform vs Masttro comparison

Compare pricing, supported platforms, categories, and standout capabilities to decide which tool fits your workflow.

Quick takeaways

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform adds Rebalancing & Trading, Fee Billing & Invoicing, CRM & Workflow, and Webhooks coverage that Masttro skips.

Masttro includes Alternatives / Capital Calls & Distributions, Custom Dashboards, and Audit Trail / Supervision categories that Envestnet Wealth Management Platform omits.

In depth comparison

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform logo

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform

envestnet.com

Enterprise wealth and data platform for RIAs, broker-dealers, banks/trusts, asset managers and fintechs. Envestnet’s “Unified Managed Platform” spans the Wealth Management Platform, Envestnet | Tamarac, MoneyGuide, BillFin, Payments, and Envestnet Data & Analytics (incl. Envestnet | Yodlee). Modules are typically licensed separately and sold via enterprise contracts; the platform is aimed at professional firms rather than self-directed retail.

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Pricing

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Quick highlights

  • End‑to‑end wealth management platform that acts as a “plan‑to‑execution” application, giving advisors a single access point from planning and proposal through account opening and ongoing review.
  • RIA‑focused suite that includes planning, trading, reporting, proposal tools, CRM, client portal and billing in one configurable platform to streamline the full wealth management process.
  • Unified Managed Account (UMA) capabilities that let RIAs consolidate SMAs and UMAs, build proposals with custom models, run comprehensive portfolio construction, and manage individual sleeves within a UMA for personalization at scale.
  • Envestnet | Tamarac modules: Trading for model management, account monitoring, trading, balancing and reconciliation; Reporting for portfolio analysis, flexible client reporting and billing; plus tight integration with Envestnet’s managed account and research portal.
  • Comprehensive billing stack: core platform billing with configurable billing levels and modes (advance/arrears), flexible cycles and flat/linear/tiered schedules; BillFin cloud billing for RIAs with AUM‑based fee calculation, CSV/Excel custodian files, customizable invoices, reminders/alerts, proration, reporting/analytics and fee‑splitting; and Payments for subscription, hourly and retainer fee‑for‑service billing with ACH/credit‑card collection and an advisor revenue dashboard.

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Masttro

masttro.com

Full‑stack wealth OS for UHNW‑focused family offices, RIAs, private banks, and professional services firms. Combines 650+ direct custodian data feeds, multi‑entity portfolio analytics, alternatives lifecycle automation, cash management, compliance, secure client portals, and conversational AI across web and mobile. Licensing is fixed, non‑AUM annual subscription priced by client scope and configuration.

Platforms

WebMobileAPI

Pricing

Subscription

Quick highlights

  • Unified wealth OS for UHNW family offices, multi-family offices, wealth advisors, institutions, and professional services firms, delivering a single, accurate view of total net worth across all assets, geographies, currencies, and entity structures.
  • Direct data aggregation from 650+ proprietary custodian feeds (no screen scraping or third-party intermediaries), powering verified daily transaction and position data across bankable and non-bankable assets.
  • Supports a wide range of asset classes and entity structures—including traditional securities (cash, bonds, mutual funds, public equities), alternatives (direct investments, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, private credit), real estate, and lifestyle assets such as art, jewelry, and vehicles.
  • Portfolio Management and Consolidated Portfolio Analysis modules provide holistic account views, multi-custodian performance analytics, FX-aware dashboards, and integrated cash-flow projections with filtering by legal entity, family member, manager, and more.
  • Cash Management Registry centralizes uncategorized deposits and withdrawals, maintains detailed records of capital calls, distributions, fees, and closed-end fund cash flows, and lets users review history and export transactions for full cash-flow auditability.

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Where they differ

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform

Distinct strengths include:

  • End‑to‑end wealth management platform that acts as a “plan‑to‑execution” application, giving advisors a single access point from planning and proposal through account opening and ongoing review.
  • RIA‑focused suite that includes planning, trading, reporting, proposal tools, CRM, client portal and billing in one configurable platform to streamline the full wealth management process.
  • Unified Managed Account (UMA) capabilities that let RIAs consolidate SMAs and UMAs, build proposals with custom models, run comprehensive portfolio construction, and manage individual sleeves within a UMA for personalization at scale.
  • Envestnet | Tamarac modules: Trading for model management, account monitoring, trading, balancing and reconciliation; Reporting for portfolio analysis, flexible client reporting and billing; plus tight integration with Envestnet’s managed account and research portal.

Masttro

Distinct strengths include:

  • Unified wealth OS for UHNW family offices, multi-family offices, wealth advisors, institutions, and professional services firms, delivering a single, accurate view of total net worth across all assets, geographies, currencies, and entity structures.
  • Direct data aggregation from 650+ proprietary custodian feeds (no screen scraping or third-party intermediaries), powering verified daily transaction and position data across bankable and non-bankable assets.
  • Supports a wide range of asset classes and entity structures—including traditional securities (cash, bonds, mutual funds, public equities), alternatives (direct investments, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, private credit), real estate, and lifestyle assets such as art, jewelry, and vehicles.
  • Portfolio Management and Consolidated Portfolio Analysis modules provide holistic account views, multi-custodian performance analytics, FX-aware dashboards, and integrated cash-flow projections with filtering by legal entity, family member, manager, and more.

Feature-by-feature breakdown

AttributeEnvestnet Wealth Management PlatformMasttro
Categories

Which research workflows each platform targets

Shared: Wealth Management, Portfolio, Portfolio Accounting / Book of Record, Client & Investor Reporting, Model Portfolios & Sleeves, Householding & Multi-Entity, Client Portal & Mobile App, Document Vault & e-Signature, Data APIs, APIs & SDKs, Broker Connectors

Unique: Rebalancing & Trading, Fee Billing & Invoicing, CRM & Workflow, Webhooks

Shared: Wealth Management, Portfolio, Portfolio Accounting / Book of Record, Client & Investor Reporting, Model Portfolios & Sleeves, Householding & Multi-Entity, Client Portal & Mobile App, Document Vault & e-Signature, Data APIs, APIs & SDKs, Broker Connectors

Unique: Alternatives / Capital Calls & Distributions, Custom Dashboards, Audit Trail / Supervision

Asset types

Supported asset classes and universes

Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Funds, Bonds, Real Estate, Hedge Funds, Private Funds

Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Hedge Funds, Private Funds, Real Estate, Cryptos, Other

Experience levels

Who each product is built for

Intermediate, Advanced

Advanced

Platforms

Where you can access the product

Web, Mobile, API

Web, Mobile, API

Pricing

High-level pricing models

Subscription

Subscription

Key features

Core capabilities called out by each vendor

Unique

  • End‑to‑end wealth management platform that acts as a “plan‑to‑execution” application, giving advisors a single access point from planning and proposal through account opening and ongoing review.
  • RIA‑focused suite that includes planning, trading, reporting, proposal tools, CRM, client portal and billing in one configurable platform to streamline the full wealth management process.
  • Unified Managed Account (UMA) capabilities that let RIAs consolidate SMAs and UMAs, build proposals with custom models, run comprehensive portfolio construction, and manage individual sleeves within a UMA for personalization at scale.
  • Envestnet | Tamarac modules: Trading for model management, account monitoring, trading, balancing and reconciliation; Reporting for portfolio analysis, flexible client reporting and billing; plus tight integration with Envestnet’s managed account and research portal.
  • Comprehensive billing stack: core platform billing with configurable billing levels and modes (advance/arrears), flexible cycles and flat/linear/tiered schedules; BillFin cloud billing for RIAs with AUM‑based fee calculation, CSV/Excel custodian files, customizable invoices, reminders/alerts, proration, reporting/analytics and fee‑splitting; and Payments for subscription, hourly and retainer fee‑for‑service billing with ACH/credit‑card collection and an advisor revenue dashboard.
  • Global, multi‑currency fee management for asset managers, allowing firms to manage assets in one currency, calculate fees in another, bill clients in a third, and post GL entries in a fourth, supporting worldwide revenue operations.

Unique

  • Unified wealth OS for UHNW family offices, multi-family offices, wealth advisors, institutions, and professional services firms, delivering a single, accurate view of total net worth across all assets, geographies, currencies, and entity structures.
  • Direct data aggregation from 650+ proprietary custodian feeds (no screen scraping or third-party intermediaries), powering verified daily transaction and position data across bankable and non-bankable assets.
  • Supports a wide range of asset classes and entity structures—including traditional securities (cash, bonds, mutual funds, public equities), alternatives (direct investments, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, private credit), real estate, and lifestyle assets such as art, jewelry, and vehicles.
  • Portfolio Management and Consolidated Portfolio Analysis modules provide holistic account views, multi-custodian performance analytics, FX-aware dashboards, and integrated cash-flow projections with filtering by legal entity, family member, manager, and more.
  • Cash Management Registry centralizes uncategorized deposits and withdrawals, maintains detailed records of capital calls, distributions, fees, and closed-end fund cash flows, and lets users review history and export transactions for full cash-flow auditability.
  • Portfolio Management Center supports model portfolios, firm-wide investment policies, risk and concentration limits, diversification rules, restrictions, and user-defined blended benchmarks to monitor drift and keep portfolios within mandate.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which workflows do Envestnet Wealth Management Platform and Masttro both support?

Both platforms cover Wealth Management, Portfolio, Portfolio Accounting / Book of Record, Client & Investor Reporting, Model Portfolios & Sleeves, Householding & Multi-Entity, Client Portal & Mobile App, Document Vault & e-Signature, Data APIs, APIs & SDKs, and Broker Connectors workflows, so you can research those use cases in either tool before digging into the feature differences below.

Do Envestnet Wealth Management Platform and Masttro require subscriptions?

Neither platform maintains a free tier. Budget for a subscription to unlock the research coverage highlighted in this comparison.

How can you access Envestnet Wealth Management Platform and Masttro?

Both Envestnet Wealth Management Platform and Masttro support web and mobile access, making it easy to keep tabs on research away from the desk.

What unique strengths set the two platforms apart?

Envestnet Wealth Management Platform differentiates itself with End‑to‑end wealth management platform that acts as a “plan‑to‑execution” application, giving advisors a single access point from planning and proposal through account opening and ongoing review., RIA‑focused suite that includes planning, trading, reporting, proposal tools, CRM, client portal and billing in one configurable platform to streamline the full wealth management process., and Unified Managed Account (UMA) capabilities that let RIAs consolidate SMAs and UMAs, build proposals with custom models, run comprehensive portfolio construction, and manage individual sleeves within a UMA for personalization at scale., whereas Masttro stands out for Unified wealth OS for UHNW family offices, multi-family offices, wealth advisors, institutions, and professional services firms, delivering a single, accurate view of total net worth across all assets, geographies, currencies, and entity structures., Direct data aggregation from 650+ proprietary custodian feeds (no screen scraping or third-party intermediaries), powering verified daily transaction and position data across bankable and non-bankable assets., and Supports a wide range of asset classes and entity structures—including traditional securities (cash, bonds, mutual funds, public equities), alternatives (direct investments, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, private credit), real estate, and lifestyle assets such as art, jewelry, and vehicles..

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