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Compound vs Sharesight

By Mitchell Shad  ·  Checked 7 October 2026

The short answer: Sharesight is the specialist for share portfolios: broker imports, performance done properly, and ATO-ready capital gains and dividend reports. Compound tracks your whole position (property, super, shares, cash, crypto, business) and projects when you could reach financial independence. If shares are your whole story, Sharesight; if they are one part of it, Compound. Plenty of people run both.

We make Compound, so read this knowing that. Every fact about Sharesight below is from its own public pages as at the date above (sources at the bottom), and anything we could not confirm is left out rather than guessed. If something has changed, tell us and we will fix it.

Side by side

CompoundSharesight
PriceA$149/year or A$14.99/month; 7 free days, no card neededFree; Starter A$19/mo, Investor A$29/mo, Expert A$49/mo (billed annually; more if billed monthly)
Free planNo free planYes: 1 portfolio, up to 10 holdings
Bank connectionsNo bank logins: manual-first, with bank-statement import (CSV, Excel, PDF)Broker integrations for trades; no bank feeds
Shares & ETFsYes: ASX and US shares and ETFs at live prices, in A$Yes, its specialty: ASX and global shares, ETFs, managed funds
CryptoYes: exchange read-only keys or public wallet addressesYes
Trusts, companies, SMSFYes: personal, joint, family trust, company, SMSFSMSF reporting
Financial-independence projectionYes: your "Freedom Year", with Australian tax, CGT and super access modelledNo
Tax timeYes: EOFY pack per entity for your accountant (not tax advice)Yes: capital gains, taxable income (dividends and franking) and unrealised gains reports
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android
Made inAustralia (Sabea Tech Pty Ltd)New Zealand (Sharesight Ltd), with an office in Sydney

Where Sharesight is the better choice

Where Compound is the better choice

Which should you pick?

If you are an active share investor and tax-time share reporting is the pain, Sharesight is the right tool.

If your shares are one part of a bigger picture and you want to know where you stand overall and when work could become optional, use Compound, alone or beside Sharesight.

Common questions

Can I use Compound and Sharesight together?

Yes, and many investors do: Sharesight for detailed share performance and tax reports, Compound for the whole position (property, super, cash, crypto, business) and the financial-independence projection. Compound tracks your shares at live prices too, so the totals agree.

Does Compound do capital gains reports like Sharesight?

Compound keeps cost bases and trades and produces an EOFY pack per entity for your accountant, alongside rent, property costs, dividends and interest. For share-only capital gains reporting with every method and broker import, Sharesight is the specialist.

Which is cheaper?

Sharesight has a free plan for up to 10 holdings; its paid plans start at A$19 a month billed annually. Compound is A$149 a year (about A$12.42 a month) or A$14.99 a month, covering every asset class rather than shares alone.

Sources for Sharesight, checked 7 October 2026: www.sharesight.com/au/pricing/, www.sharesight.com/about-us/, www.sharesight.com/blog/sharesight-app-guide/. Compound’s own details: pricing, features.

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