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AdvisorEconomics is a business-intelligence tool for U.S. advisory firm owners, including independent RIAs, independent broker-dealer practices and corporate RIAs, from solo shops to larger teams. It replaces the annual benchmarking survey and the homemade spreadsheet with a dashboard built from the firm's own books.
The firm connects its accounting system read-only, reviews the account mapping the service proposes, and receives more than 20 KPIs with period-over-period trends, up to five years of history, plain-language commentary and peer benchmarks drawn from the books of other firms on the platform (110+ firms at last count, mostly $1M to $7M in revenue). Supported ledgers include QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, Wave, Quicken and Digits; quarterly email summaries follow.
The product launched in early 2026 and was co-founded by Michael Kitces and technical co-founder Abdennour Aissaoui. It is priced per firm at $29 per month in beta, with add-on logins and entities, and the company states it is SOC 2 certified.
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