Altss publishes its prices and FINTRX quotes through sales. As of November 2026, Altss lists family office plans at $5,000 per year (Europe), $8,000 per year (North America) and $15,000 per year (global), billed annually with no monthly option. We could not find published FINTRX prices; Dakota, a FINTRX competitor, estimates $5,000 to $20,000 per year. For a single campaign there is a third option: the Active Family Offices Full USA Database is a one-time $2,500 Excel file.
Full disclosure: we sell a family office database, so we compete with both Altss and FINTRX for some buyers. Every competitor fact below comes from their own pages, read on 1 November 2026.
What Altss publishes about pricing
The Altss pricing page lists fixed annual prices in US dollars. As of November 2026, its Intelligence plans are:
- Europe Family Offices: $5,000 per year, one named user (regional plans do not offer additional users).
- North America Family Offices: $8,000 per year, one named user, US and Canada family offices.
- Global Family Offices: $15,000 per year, one named user included.
- Global Investors: $18,000 per year, family offices plus institutional allocators.
- Full Market: $25,000 per year, adding companies, ownership and transactions.
Altss Fundraising OS, which includes matching Intelligence coverage, is listed at $25,000, $35,000 or $45,000 per year. On global plans and Fundraising OS, additional named users cost $5,000 per year each. The page states that monthly billing is not offered, that direct checkout prepays a 12-month term with no automatic renewal, and that there is no free trial.
Altss describes itself as a UI-only platform. Its pricing page states there is no CSV export or bulk download of Altss content, no public raw-data API and no standard external CRM sync, and its FINTRX comparison page calls this "a deliberate product decision." The Altss homepage shows 9,000+ family offices, a platform-wide figure.
What FINTRX publishes about pricing
As of November 2026, we could not find published prices on the FINTRX website, and fintrx.com/pricing did not load when we checked. Its family office data page invites visitors to request a trial, and pricing is quoted by its sales team.
Dakota, which competes with FINTRX, wrote in a November 2025 guide that FINTRX does not publish pricing and that estimated costs range between $5,000 and $20,000 per year. Treat that as a third-party estimate. Actual pricing is quoted by FINTRX and varies. Our FINTRX pricing page covers the estimates in more detail, and What does FINTRX do? explains the product.
The FINTRX family office data page describes 4,600+ single and multi-family offices, 30K+ verified contacts and 42K+ tracked transactions, alongside 46,000+ RIA and broker-dealer firms.
What Altss does well
Altss publishes its prices, which helps any buyer building a budget. Its pages describe AI-assisted research, a native investor CRM, AI-assisted outreach, meeting intelligence and events intelligence in one workspace. For a team that wants to research and run its fundraising inside one platform, that design is coherent: the platform is the product.
What FINTRX does well
FINTRX describes data updated daily, combining AI automation with human research review, and contact records that move with people when they change firms. It lists native sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and DealCloud, a custom API feed, a Snowflake data share and AI tool access through MCP. For a placement team that prospects family offices and the wider wealth channel all year, that breadth and integration are what the subscription pays for.
The third option: a one-time family office file
Both platforms are annual subscriptions built for continuous prospecting. A founder raising one round, a sponsor raising equity for one project, or a fund manager running a defined LP campaign needs an accurate family office list once, in a format they can load into their own CRM or email tool.
Active Family Offices sells that format. You pay once, download the current version as an Excel file you keep, and the whole team can use it. Each family office is reviewed and verified by a team of humans, and every listing has a verified website or LinkedIn company page. Columns include investment domains, office type, AUM with source where disclosed, deal submission channel, and up to three top decision-makers per office. For the USA, that includes personal LinkedIn profiles and verified personal work emails. For Europe, decision-makers are listed by name and position with company contact details, and the file is GDPR compliant. The product page publishes a 95% accuracy guarantee with a money-back remedy.
Altss vs FINTRX vs Active Family Offices: side by side
| Altss (per its pages) | FINTRX (per its pages) | Active Family Offices | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Family office plans $5,000 to $15,000 per year, published | Quoted by sales; Dakota (a competitor) estimates $5,000 to $20,000 per year | Full USA $2,500; Full Europe $1,500; Full Worldwide $5,000, one time |
| Billing | Annual only | Quoted by sales | One payment |
| Users | One named user; $5,000 per added user on global plans | Varies by quote | Whole team |
| Coverage | 9,000+ family offices platform-wide | 4,600+ family offices plus RIAs and broker-dealers | Family offices only |
| Data access | In the platform; CSV export is outside the model | Platform, CRM sync, API, Snowflake | Excel file you own |
| Trial or sample | Public sample of four investor examples | Trial on request | Free sample of 40 family offices |
| Best for | Research and fundraising in one workspace | Year-round wealth-channel prospecting | A defined family office campaign |
For more detail on each, see our Altss alternatives and FINTRX alternatives for family office lists guides.
Choose Altss if
You want published prices, a regional or global plan for one named user, and your research, CRM and outreach in a single platform for the year.
Choose FINTRX if
Your team prospects family offices and the wider wealth channel year-round and wants daily updates, CRM sync, and API or Snowflake delivery.
Choose Active Family Offices if
You are running one raise or one campaign, you want the family office list in your own tools, and you prefer to pay once and keep the file.
FAQ
Is Altss cheaper than FINTRX?
Altss publishes family office plans from $5,000 per year (Europe) to $15,000 per year (global), billed annually. We could not find published FINTRX prices as of November 2026; Dakota, a FINTRX competitor, estimates $5,000 to $20,000 per year. Actual FINTRX pricing is quoted by FINTRX and varies, so the answer depends on your quote and how many users you need.
Does Altss offer monthly billing or a free trial?
The Altss pricing page, as of November 2026, states that monthly billing is not offered and that there is no free trial. Subscriptions are annual, and a public sample of four investor examples is available at no cost.
Can you export data from Altss or FINTRX?
The Altss pricing page states there is no CSV export or bulk download of Altss content, and Altss describes this as a deliberate product decision. FINTRX lists native CRM sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and DealCloud, plus an API feed and a Snowflake data share. Confirm export terms with each company before you buy.
How many family offices do Altss and FINTRX cover?
As of November 2026, the Altss homepage shows 9,000+ family offices platform-wide, and the FINTRX family office data page describes 4,600+ single and multi-family offices with 30K+ verified contacts. Each company counts in its own way, so test the filters you need.
Is there a one-time alternative to Altss and FINTRX?
Yes. Active Family Offices sells family office databases as one-time Excel downloads: Full USA $2,500, Full Europe $1,500 and Full Worldwide $5,000. You keep the file, the whole team can use it, and a free sample of 40 family offices shows the columns before you buy.
The bottom line for a capital raiser choosing now
For a defined outreach effort, we believe the strongest buy is a verified file you own: the Full USA Database or the Full Worldwide Database (or the Full Europe Database if your raise is European). Download the free sample first and hold us to the standard on our FAQ page.
Sources
Altss pricing page (altss.com/pricing) and Altss vs FINTRX page (altss.com/vs/fintrx), read 1 November 2026. FINTRX family office data page (fintrx.com/data/family-office-data) and fintrx.com/pricing (did not load), read 1 November 2026. Dakota, "The Top Financial Advisor Databases for 2025" (dakota.com, published 17 November 2025), read 1 November 2026; Dakota competes with FINTRX, and its figure is a third-party estimate.
This article reflects publicly available information as of November 2026 and our own understanding of the market. It is not a review of data we have not tested. Offerings change; see each provider's site for current details. If you represent a company mentioned here and something is out of date, contact us and we will correct it promptly. All product names, logos, and brands are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only. Active Family Offices is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any company mentioned.