Both are UK-built net worth trackers that cover property, pensions and investments. The real difference comes down to bank connections, price, and whether you want budgeting built in.
| Feature | CeeWealth | Aureli |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes - 1 account, budgeting included | Yes - "Lite", manual tracking |
| Premium price | £2.99/mo or £29.99/yr | £7/mo or £60/yr |
| Bank account connection | Not offered - manual only | Optional, UK & US accounts |
| Manual entry | Every account, always | Available alongside sync |
| Property & mortgage tracking | Yes | Yes, with linked equity calc |
| Investment & crypto tracking | Yes, UK & international | Yes, with daily price updates |
| Budgeting & expense tracking | Built in | Not a core focus |
| UK CGT / tax year report | Built in, HMRC rates | Not currently a core feature |
| Multi-currency / FX | GBP-focused | GBP, USD, EUR and more |
| Share access with partner/adviser | Not currently offered | Yes |
| Data selling / ads | Never | Not advertised |
Aureli lets you connect UK and US bank accounts so balances update automatically, alongside the option to add accounts manually. CeeWealth doesn't offer bank connections at all - every account is entered by hand, on purpose. That's a deliberate trade-off: no open banking means no third-party data-sharing risk and no bank credentials stored anywhere, but it does mean a couple of minutes of manual updating instead of automatic sync.
If you'd rather balances updated themselves and don't mind linking accounts, Aureli's sync will save you time. If you'd rather nothing touches your bank login at all, CeeWealth's manual-only approach is the more private option.
CeeWealth Premium runs £2.99/month or £29.99/year. Aureli Pro is £7/month or £60/year. Both have a genuinely free tier rather than a time-limited trial - Aureli's free "Lite" plan supports manual net worth tracking, while CeeWealth's free plan includes one account plus income, expense and budget tracking.
Aureli is built primarily around net worth and portfolio tracking. CeeWealth adds income tracking, categorised expenses and a budget alongside net worth, so if you want one app for both the big picture and monthly spending, that's where CeeWealth pulls ahead.
CeeWealth includes a built-in UK tax year report that tracks employment income, dividends, interest and capital gains against HMRC allowances. This isn't currently a core part of Aureli's feature set, which focuses more on live valuation and multi-currency tracking.
Aureli supports multi-currency assets with daily FX updates, linked mortgage-to-property equity calculations, and shared portfolio access for a partner, family member or financial adviser. If any of those matter to you specifically, they're worth weighing against CeeWealth's lower price and manual-only privacy stance.
Pricing and features accurate as of the publish date and based on publicly available information from Aureli's website. Features and pricing change - check Aureli's pricing page directly for the latest.
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