Findex vs Sharesight

Sharesight is an Australian portfolio tracker well known for its tax reporting and performance calculation features, used by investors in Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Europe. If you're a Nordic investor weighing up Sharesight against Findex, here's how they compare.

Feature comparison

| Feature | Findex | Sharesight |

|---|---|---|

| Nordic bank integrations | 50+ (Nordea, SEB, Handelsbanken, Swedbank, and more) | Manual import / limited broker connections |

| Asset classes | 9 (stocks, funds, real estate, private equity, bonds, cash, crypto, alternatives, liabilities) | Primarily stocks, ETFs, managed funds |

| AI portfolio assistant | Midas — contextual portfolio insights on your exact holdings | None |

| IR-to-portfolio flywheel | Yes — companies publish updates directly to investor portfolios | No |

| Non-custodial / read-only | Yes — PSD2 read-only, Findex never holds your assets | Yes |

| Tax reporting | Not yet | Yes — strong focus, especially AU/NZ |

| Pricing | Freemium — core features free | Freemium (limited free tier) |

| BankID authentication | Yes | No |

Why investors choose Findex

• Automatic Nordic bank connections — no manual CSV uploads. Findex syncs your Avanza, Nordnet, Nordea, SEB, and 45+ other Nordic accounts automatically via PSD2
• 9 asset classes — real estate, private equity, and private loans sit alongside your brokerage holdings in a single net worth view
• Midas AI portfolio assistant — get contextual insights on your full portfolio without any manual data entry
• IR-to-portfolio flywheel — receive company updates from your portfolio companies directly inside your Findex dashboard
• BankID authentication — native support for Sweden's national identity system

Findex is free to get started — no credit card required.