A Getquin alternative with free returns.
Getquin is a portfolio tracker built around connecting your accounts and following other investors. FortuneOK does the same basic job with a different emphasis: money in more than one currency, and returns that say what they are.
The table lists what Getquin publishes about itself, next to what FortuneOK does today. We read their pages on the date below and link every one of them.
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| Topic | Getquin | FortuneOK |
|---|---|---|
| Price | A free plan, then Premium at 89.99 euros a year and Wealth at 149.99 euros a year. Prices are shown per year, in euros, and exclude country-specific taxes; the final amount is calculated at checkout. | Free for tracking by hand, with no card. Broker sync is the one paid feature: $119 billed annually or $14 billed monthly, taxes included, and free for 14 days. |
| Free option | A permanent free plan with unlimited bank and broker connections, real-time data, a net worth overview and essential portfolio analysis. No numeric limits are published. | Free forever for tracking by hand, with no card. Broker sync is free for 14 days, then paid. |
| Currencies | You choose a default currency and all totals are converted to it automatically. The list of supported currencies is not published in that article. | Any base currency. Each trade is converted at the rate of its own day, and the returns row shows how much of a gain came from the exchange rate. |
| Brokers | Import by API integration with what they call thousands of providers. Their help center has guides for brokers in Germany, Austria, the US and elsewhere. | Syncs from 28 brokers. A CSV or Excel file covers the rest, and it is read in your browser. |
| File import | A file import guide and a CSV export of your portfolio are in their help center. | CSV or Excel import of transactions, read in your browser and never uploaded. |
| Return method | A simple relative return by default, which they say usually matches the brokers' own yield. True time-weighted return is available. The money-weighted IRR is on Premium and Wealth only. | Money-weighted (XIRR) and time-weighted return, side by side. Nothing held under a year is turned into a yearly rate. |
| Benchmarks | Benchmarking against stocks, ETFs and indices is on Premium only, and it uses the time-weighted return. | The performance chart overlays the S&P 500. |
| Tax | Automatic capital gains tax and tax-free allowance settings. Withholding taxes are entered by hand. No tax report is listed. | No tax reports and no tax calculation. |
| Assets | Their help center lists stocks, ETFs and funds, bonds, certificates, options and other derivatives, commodities, precious metals, real estate, deposits and alternative assets. It also has guides for tracking debts, loans and mortgages. | Stocks, ETFs, funds, crypto, cash, real estate, cars and precious metals. FortuneOK does not track debts, loans or mortgages. |
| Phone | Native iOS and Android apps, and a web app. | A web app that works on a phone. There is no separate app. |
Choose Getquin if
- You want to track debts, loans and mortgages beside your investments.
- You want to follow other investors: their site describes the product as a portfolio tracker, analysis and community.
- You want a native iOS or Android app.
- You want automatic capital gains tax and tax-free allowance settings, which they publish.
Choose FortuneOK if
- You want money-weighted and time-weighted return on a free plan, since Getquin lists its IRR as Premium and Wealth only.
- You hold money in several currencies and want every trade converted at the rate of its own day.
- You want goals, allocation targets and a net worth that includes property, cars and metals in one place.
- You want to track by hand for free with no cap on holdings, and pay only if you want broker sync.