Comparison
Raziel vs Eqvista
Eqvista is an equity management and valuation company. Raziel is built for private markets: startups, SPVs, funds and entities, with founder tools under the same login.
Last reviewed October 28, 2026
At a glance
Which one fits you
Start with the portfolio you hold. Here is who each tool is built for, and what it costs.
Choose Raziel if
Founders who want a fundraising pipeline and investor updates beside their cap table, and investors who want every startup, SPV and fund position in one portfolio with returns from real cash flows.
Pricing: Founder free to 100 contacts. Investor $49/month after a 14-day trial.
Choose Eqvista if
Companies that want cap table administration and 409A valuations from one provider, with a free cap table for small teams and compliance filings such as Rule 701, Form 3921 and 83(b) elections.
Pricing: Free cap table under 20 stakeholders; Premium from $2 per stakeholder per month
Feature by feature
Raziel and Eqvista, side by side
The same rows on every comparison, with notes where the answer needs context.
| Feature | Raziel | Eqvista |
|---|---|---|
| Asset coverage | ||
| Startup equitySAFEs, convertible notes, priced rounds | Yes SAFEs, priced rounds and secondaries, re-marked when a new round is recorded. | Partly Shareholders see their grants, vesting and equity value in companies that use Eqvista. |
| SPVs and fund LP positionsCommitments, capital calls, distributions | Yes Commitments, capital called, NAV and distributions beside direct holdings. | Not listed |
| Entities and vehiclesLLCs, trusts, family office structures | Yes Holdings across LLCs, trusts and personal accounts. | Not listed |
| Public equitiesBrokerage accounts and stocks | Coming soon Brokerage connections are coming soon. | Not listed |
| Real estateProperty values, income, gains | Coming soon Property tracking is coming soon. | Not listed |
| CryptoWallets and exchanges | Coming soon Wallet connections are coming soon. | Not listed |
| Investor tools | ||
| Returns from cash flowsMOIC, IRR, TVPI, DPI | Yes MOIC, IRR, TVPI and DPI from the cash flows you record. | Not listed |
| Automatic document importStatements, K-1s, SAFEs | Yes Forward statements, capital call notices and SAFEs. AI is optional. | Spreadsheet import Spreadsheet import is listed on the Premium plan, along with assisted cap table migration. |
| Portfolio company newsRounds and headlines on your holdings | Yes Rounds and news on the companies you hold. | Not listed |
| Founder tools | ||
| Fundraising CRMInvestor pipeline for founders | Yes Kanban pipeline with target checks. | Not listed |
| Investor updatesWrite, send and track updates | Yes Open and click tracking. | Not listed |
| Cap tableOwnership, options, dilution | Yes Ownership, options and dilution for the company you run. | Yes Cap table, ESOP, vesting, board resolutions, and waterfall and funding round modeling on Premium. |
| Platform | ||
| SharingAdvisors, family, partners | Yes Owner, editor and viewer roles per workspace. | Yes Delegate full access, full view or limited view, or give shareholders access to their own holdings. |
| Native mobile appsiOS and Android | Yes Live on the App Store and Google Play. | Partly iOS and Android apps for Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation. Cap table features in the app are not listed. |
| Free planFree tier or free trial | Founder free to 100 contacts Founder is free through 100 contacts. Investor has a 14-day free trial. | Free under 20 stakeholders |
| SecurityMFA, encryption, audits | Mandatory MFA Mandatory MFA, private networking. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 in progress. | Encryption at rest and in transit Hosted on AWS with KMS encryption at rest and TLS in transit. The certifications listed belong to AWS, not Eqvista. |
| More differences | ||
| 409A and other valuationsEqvista’s in-house team provides 409A, fair market value, ASC 820, IP and gift and estate valuations. | No | Yes |
| SEC-registered transfer agent | No | Yes |
| Compliance filings (Rule 701, Form 3921, 83(b))Listed on the Premium plan and as services. | No | Yes |
| Data roomIncluded in the free plan. | No | Yes |
- Yes
- Partly
- Coming soon
- No
- Not listed
Key differences
What actually sets them apart
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Equity administration and valuations versus founder workflow
Eqvista is a system of record for equity, paired with a valuation practice: cap table, ESOP, compliance filings and 409A reports. Raziel keeps a cap table view for the company you run, but it does not issue securities, file compliance forms or provide valuations.
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Fundraising and investor updates
Raziel’s Founder plan includes a Kanban fundraising pipeline with target checks and investor updates with open and click tracking. Eqvista does not list a fundraising CRM or investor updates.
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Investor side
On Eqvista, shareholders see the grants a company has issued to them through Eqvista. Raziel’s Investor plan tracks any startup, SPV, fund position or entity you hold, and calculates MOIC, IRR, TVPI and DPI from your cash flows.
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Pricing model
Eqvista prices its cap table per stakeholder, $2 per stakeholder per month on Premium, with 409A bundles from $990/year. Raziel’s Founder plan is free through your first 100 contacts, then $29/month.
To be fair
Where Eqvista is strong
No tool is right for everyone. These are the areas where Eqvista does more than Raziel today.
- An in-house valuation team for 409A, fair market value, ASC 820, QSBS attestation and other reports, bundled with the cap table.
- Registered with the SEC as a transfer agent, with compliance work such as Rule 701, Form 3921, ASC 718 and 83(b) elections.
- A free cap table for companies under 20 stakeholders that includes a data room.
- Per-stakeholder pricing that can be inexpensive for small cap tables.
Pricing
What each costs
Raziel
Founder free to 100 contacts. Investor $49/month after a 14-day trial.
- Founder: free through your first 100 contacts, then $29/month.
- Investor: 14-day free trial, then $49/month through 30 companies.
- Investor: $199/month for more than 30 companies.
- Paid plans auto-renew until you cancel.
See full pricing
Eqvista
Free cap table under 20 stakeholders; Premium from $2 per stakeholder per month
- Freemium Cap Table: free for companies with fewer than 20 stakeholders, including ESOP management, vesting schedules, stakeholder accounts and a data room.
- Premium Cap Table: $2 per stakeholder per month, with custom pricing above 50 stakeholders.
- 409A Valuation and Premium Cap Table bundle: from $990/year (pre-revenue) to $2,590/year (Series A); Series B and later are custom.
- Add-on services listed include expedited processing from $490, QSBS attestation from $1,000 and ASC 718 from $500.
As listed on October 28, 2026. Check Eqvista’s site for current prices.
Switching
Moving from Eqvista to Raziel
Most of the setup is importing what you already have. The Investor plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
- Keep Eqvista as your equity system of record and valuation provider if you rely on it for 409As and filings. Raziel works alongside it.
- Start free on Raziel’s Founder plan and import your investor contacts from a spreadsheet.
- Run your raise on Raziel’s Kanban pipeline and send investor updates from the same workspace.
- If you invest, start a 14-day Investor trial and add your startup, SPV and fund positions.
Raziel vs Eqvista: questions
Does Raziel replace Eqvista?
Not for valuations or equity administration. Eqvista provides 409A valuations, compliance filings and transfer agent services, and Raziel does not. Raziel is for running your raise, sending investor updates and keeping a cap table view, and for tracking your own investments.
Does Eqvista have a fundraising CRM or investor updates?
Eqvista does not list either on its pricing or product pages. Raziel’s Founder plan includes a Kanban fundraising pipeline and investor updates with open and click tracking.
How does pricing compare?
Eqvista’s cap table is free under 20 stakeholders, then $2 per stakeholder per month on Premium, and its 409A bundles start at $990/year. Raziel’s Founder plan is free through 100 contacts, then $29/month. The Investor plan is $49/month through 30 companies after a 14-day trial.
Do both have mobile apps?
Eqvista has iOS and Android apps for its Real-Time Company Valuation product. Raziel’s iOS and Android apps cover its investor and founder features.
Sources
Where this information comes from
Product details change. Information about Eqvista comes from public sources listed below, reviewed October 28, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Contact us.
- Eqvista pricing (eqvista.com)
- Eqvista home page (eqvista.com)
- Eqvista support: shareholder access dashboard (eqvista.com)
- Eqvista support: account overview and delegated access (eqvista.com)
- Eqvista privacy and security policy (eqvista.com)
- Eqvista on the App Store (apps.apple.com)
- Eqvista on Google Play (play.google.com)
Last reviewed October 28, 2026. Raziel details come from our pricing and security pages.
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