Skip the waitlist. Emma works today.
As of this writing, Verlo is early access only: you join a list and wait. Finpace is live: Emma reads your client's documents, fills your custodian forms, and syncs Wealthbox or Redtail. Book 15 minutes and you'll watch her do it on your own forms.
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What you can verify.
Verlo statements below come from verlo.finance, as of July 2026 — this table compares only what's checkable, not roadmaps.
| Finpace | Verlo | |
|---|---|---|
| Available today | Yes, live in production. Book a 15-minute call, no waitlist | Early-access waitlist (“Limited Spots Available”, per verlo.finance) |
| Pricing | $129 to $1,499 a month, plus Enterprise priced per firm, published; unlimited users and clients on every plan | None listed, as of this writing |
| Built around | One job: documents → filled forms → CRM sync | Six areas incl. meetings, portfolio analysis, optional CRM (per their site) |
| CRM sync | Wealthbox & Redtail both ways; Salesforce, HubSpot & Practifi receive data | Salesforce, Redtail, Wealthbox (per their site) |
| How to verify | Book a 15-minute call and watch Emma work on your own forms | Join the waitlist and wait for access |
Want the full breakdown? Read Finpace vs. Verlo: What Ships Today vs. What's Promised.
Breadth demos well. Depth ships.
Verlo's site describes form filling as one of six things it will do. It's the only thing Finpace does — which is why there's a form-field registry underneath, a review step before anything ships, and a system that learns your firm's forms. One job, deep, live: fewer NIGO bounces, custodian packets filled from the source, and your CRM current without retyping.
Verlo alternative questions, answered.
Your team is retyping data right now.
Let's stop it.
Book 15 minutes. We'll learn how your firm works, then show Emma filling your own forms.
15-minute call · About your firm, not a pitch · SOC 2 Type II in progress