Comparison

IOMI vs Kubera

Where each tool stops, and why that matters once you own more than a checking account.

6 min read · Updated August 18, 2026

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The short version

Kubera tracks nearly everything, elegantly — and stops there. IOMI covers the same breadth, handles business entities from $39/mo instead of $2,500/yr, and adds the intelligence layer: CES, Next Dollar Allocation, and an AI grounded in your numbers.

Kubera is a serious balance sheet for high-net-worth holdings. Crypto, alternatives, private equity, LP positions, multi-currency — it tracks the assets most tools ignore, and it does that well.

It is also, by design, passive. Kubera shows you the picture and stops there: there is no score, no ranking of what to do next, no assistant reading your numbers. And the entry price reflects the audience — $250/yr, or $2,500/yr for the Black tier.

The comparison

IOMIKubera
Price$29/mo Personal · $39/mo Business — annual billing brings Personal to about $24/mo$250/yr Essentials · $2,500/yr Black
Business + personal entitiesNative and unified, up to 3 business entitiesAt the $2,500/yr Black tier
Intelligence layerCapital Efficiency Score, Next Dollar Allocation, Goals, SimulatorPassive tracking — no intelligence or score layer
AI on your live dataChat grounded in your live balance sheet
Asset coverageBank accounts, investments, crypto, real estate with live valuations, private equity, collectibles, vehicles, liabilitiesCrypto, alternatives, private equity, LP positions, multi-currency
Estate & proof of wealth“Dead Man’s Switch” estate planning, “Proof of Wealth”
PlatformsWeb app — responsive on mobileWeb-first (PWA)
Free trial1 month free14 days

Kubera pricing and features as published by the vendor, August 2026.

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