ELARA
ELARA
Comparison
FundCount leads with accounting-grade general ledger and investor portals. ELARA leads with private-markets performance and monitoring — ILPA-aligned IRR, TVPI, and DPI, AI extraction, and a modern operating view.
ELARA is built around the investment numbers — ILPA-aligned IRR/TVPI/DPI/RVPI, realized vs. unrealized value, and capital-lifecycle tracking.
Upload capital-call notices and statements; AI fills in the data for your review — less manual keying than a ledger-first workflow.
Model Trust → LLC → Fund chains and see both full-investment and attributable, ownership-scaled economics.
Board-ready PDF reports that trace back to the source notice, with multi-currency XIRR computed from contemporaneous FX.
FundCount's strength is accounting-grade general ledger and investor-portal delivery from one system of record. If partnership accounting is your primary requirement, that's its sweet spot. If your priority is monitoring private-markets performance and capital activity with less manual work — and a modern, ILPA-aligned operating view — ELARA is the better fit.
FundCount is accounting-centric (general ledger, investor portal, system of record). ELARA is investment-performance-centric — ILPA-aligned IRR/TVPI/DPI, capital-lifecycle monitoring, AI document extraction, and a modern operating view.
ELARA supports journal entries, custom fee schedules, and capital accounts, and is performance- and monitoring-led. If full accounting-grade general ledger is your single most important requirement, weigh that against ELARA's strengths in performance and automation.
Plans start at $399/mo (Essential), $699/mo (Professional), and custom Enterprise pricing for multi-family offices, RIAs, and institutional investors.