Comparison
An Asora Alternative, Built on Performance
Asora tracks private assets alongside liquid accounts. Elara goes deeper on the numbers — ILPA-aligned IRR, TVPI, and DPI with multi-currency precision and cross-entity look-through.
Performance, not just tracking
Elara computes ILPA-aligned IRR, TVPI, DPI, and RVPI from your transactions and recalculates them whenever the underlying data changes.
Multi-currency, done right
Mixed-currency portfolios use the contemporaneous FX rate for each cash flow — not a single flat rate — so your IRR is actually correct.
Cross-entity ownership
Model Trust → LLC → Fund chains and see both the full investment view and your attributable, ownership-scaled economics.
AI document extraction
Upload capital-call notices and statements and AI fills in the transaction data for your review — no manual keying.
Both track private markets — Elara is built around the performance math
Asora and Elara both consolidate commitments, capital calls, distributions, and valuations. Where Elara differentiates is the rigor and traceability of the performance layer — ILPA-aligned methodology, contemporaneous multi-currency XIRR, and attributable ownership views — so the numbers hold up in an investment review, not just a tracking dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How is Elara different from Asora?+
Both consolidate private-market activity. Elara emphasizes a rigorous, ILPA-aligned performance layer — IRR/TVPI/DPI computed and recalculated from your transactions, multi-currency XIRR with date-accurate FX, and cross-entity ownership look-through.
Is Elara only for private markets?+
Elara is purpose-built for private-market portfolios — commitments, capital calls, distributions, NAV, and ownership. If your primary need is broad liquid-account aggregation, weigh that against the depth Elara provides on the private-markets side.
What does Elara cost?+
Plans start at $12,000/yr (Essential), $18,000/yr (Professional) for the full multi-entity platform, and custom Enterprise pricing for multi-family offices and RIAs.