FINTRX pricing is quoted through its sales team, and as of November 2026 we could not find published prices on its website. Dakota, a FINTRX competitor, estimates $5,000 to $20,000 per year. Actual pricing is quoted by FINTRX and varies by seats and modules.
Full disclosure: we sell a family office database, so we compete with FINTRX for some buyers. This page exists because "FINTRX pricing" is one of the most common questions in this market. The answer deserves to be stated plainly, with sources.
What FINTRX publishes about pricing
As of November 2026, we could not find published prices on FINTRX's website, and a page at fintrx.com/pricing did not load when we checked. Pricing is quoted by FINTRX's sales team and varies by seats and modules.
Its family office data page describes coverage of 4,600+ single and multi-family offices, 30,000+ verified contacts, and 42,000+ tracked transactions. It also describes verified profiles on firms and key decision-makers, and it invites visitors to request a trial.
How much does FINTRX cost per year? Third-party estimates
Because FINTRX quotes through sales, published price points come from third parties, and some of those third parties are FINTRX's own competitors. These are the published figures and statements as of November 2026; confirm with FINTRX directly:
- Dakota (a competitor) wrote in its November 2025 guide to financial advisor databases that FINTRX does not publish pricing and that estimated costs range between $5,000 and $20,000 per year, depending on various factors.
- Altss (a competitor) states on its FINTRX comparison page that FINTRX does not publish pricing and that quotes come through sales. Altss does not publish a FINTRX price estimate.
Actual pricing is quoted by FINTRX and varies. If you are comparing annual platforms, we also cover Dakota Marketplace pricing and how much Preqin costs.
What FINTRX does well
FINTRX is a dedicated private-wealth intelligence platform. Its pages describe real-time updates, AI-driven prospecting, relationship mapping, and CRM integrations, with family offices sitting alongside a large RIA and broker-dealer dataset.
For an asset manager or placement team that prospects the wealth channel all year, that combination is the point. The subscription funds the continuous research that makes it valuable.
When is a one-time family office list enough?
Many buyers do not need a year-round platform. A founder raising one round, a sponsor raising equity for one project, a fund manager running a defined LP campaign, or an advisor entering a new state needs an accurate list once, in a format they can use anywhere. For that job, a one-time Excel file is the economical buy, and it arrives finished.
Active Family Offices sells exactly that. Each family office in the file is verified as active (it runs a live website) and comes with its website, LinkedIn page, investment domains, and top decision-makers.
For most USA-region offices, work emails are verified against the mail server. Privacy law limits this for the EU, UK, and some other regions; coverage is on each product page. You pay once, download the Excel file, and the accuracy guarantee is published on the product page.
FINTRX vs Active Family Offices: side by side
| FINTRX (per its pages) | Active Family Offices | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Quoted by sales; third-party estimate $5,000 to $20,000 per year | Full USA $2,500; Full Worldwide $5,000, one time |
| Model | Annual platform subscription | Excel file you own |
| Coverage | Family offices plus RIAs, broker-dealers, wealth teams | Family offices only |
| Updates | Real-time updates, per its pages | Each purchase is the current version, a one-time download |
| Best for | Continuous wealth-channel prospecting | A defined family office campaign |
For a fuller side-by-side, see our FINTRX alternative for family office lists. For the wider market, see our roundup of the best family office databases.
Choose FINTRX if
Your team prospects RIAs and family offices year-round, wants continuous updates and CRM sync, and has the budget for an annual platform.
Choose Active Family Offices if
You need a family office contact list for one campaign, you want it in your own tools, and you prefer paying once.
FAQ
How much does FINTRX cost per year?
As of November 2026, we could not find published FINTRX prices; its sales team quotes them, and pricing varies by seats and modules. Dakota, a FINTRX competitor, estimates $5,000 to $20,000 per year. Treat that figure as an estimate and confirm current pricing with FINTRX directly.
Does FINTRX offer monthly pricing?
We could not find published monthly or annual pricing on FINTRX's website as of November 2026. Pricing and billing terms are quoted by its sales team, so confirm them with FINTRX directly before you budget.
Does FINTRX offer a free trial?
FINTRX's family office data page, as of November 2026, invites visitors to request a trial. Pricing itself is quoted by its sales team and varies by seats and modules. If you want to test a one-time file before buying, the Active Family Offices free sample lets you do that first.
When is a one-time family office list enough?
A one-time list fits a defined job: a founder raising one round, a sponsor raising equity for one project, a fund manager running a defined LP campaign, or an advisor entering a new state. Those buyers need an accurate list once, in a format they can use anywhere, and a one-time Excel file serves that job.
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. Download the free sample first and hold us to the standard on our FAQ page.
Sources
FINTRX family office data page (fintrx.com/data/family-office-data), read 1 November 2026; fintrx.com/pricing did not load on that date. Dakota, "The Top Financial Advisor Databases for 2025" (dakota.com), dated 17 November 2025, read 1 November 2026. Altss, "Altss vs. FINTRX" (altss.com/vs/fintrx), read 1 November 2026. All estimates are third-party and labelled as such.
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.