Comparison

IOMI vs Nova Net Worth

The two trackers built for people whose balance sheet has more than one entity. Where they overlap, and where IOMI goes further.

5 min read · Updated August 22, 2026

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The short version

Nova is the closest thing to IOMI: multi-entity, read-only via Plaid, suggestions that cite their data — at $15/mo for one plan. IOMI costs more and does more: a Capital Efficiency Score that tells you how hard your capital works, physical assets and collectibles on the balance sheet, a deterministic simulator and projection, and a Business tab that keeps each entity its own compartment.

Nova Net Worth and IOMI agree on the premise: founders and operators need more than a budgeting app, and entities belong in the picture from day one. If you want the lightest multi-entity tracker at the lowest price, Nova is a serious option.

The difference is what happens after tracking. IOMI scores your capital efficiency on five factors, puts your watches, cars and collectibles next to your equities, and lets you simulate a reallocation or a planned cash-flow event on your own projection before you commit — with the math computed, never generated.

The comparison

IOMINova Net Worth
Price$29/mo Personal · $39/mo Business — annual billing brings Personal to about $24/mo$15/mo, single plan
Business + personal entitiesNative and unified, up to 3 business entities, each its own compartmentMulti-entity from day one
Intelligence layerCapital Efficiency Score (liquidity, idle capital, drag, risk balance, concentration), Next Dollar Allocation, Goals, ProjectionAgentic suggestions that cite the rows they used
SimulationDeterministic simulator — reallocations and planned cash-flow events on your own projection
Asset coverageBank accounts, investments, crypto, real estate with live valuations, private equity, collectibles, vehicles, liabilitiesAccounts and illiquid assets, auto-valued
AI on your live dataIOMI AI — chat grounded in your connected balance sheetSuggestions with row-level citations
Institutions & security12,000+ institutions via Plaid, read-only; IOMI never sees your credentialsRead-only via Plaid; encryption in transit and at rest
PlatformsWeb app — responsive on mobileWeb app
Free trial1 month free, no credit card14 days; no-signup demo

Nova Net Worth pricing and features as published by the vendor, August 2026. Corrections: [email protected].

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