Best Sharesight alternative

The best Sharesight alternative for an NRI or Indian resident with Indian assets is WealthGamma. It imports the CAMS or KFintech CAS, prices NSE and BSE stocks daily, holds PPF, EPF, NPS, gold and property alongside the portfolio, and works out Indian capital-gains tax before you sell. An NRI whose entire portfolio sits in a foreign brokerage account, with nothing in India, is often better served staying on Sharesight for its AU, UK, US, NZ or CA tax reports.

Sharesight tracks NSE and BSE stocks alongside holdings on dozens of foreign exchanges and does a genuinely good job on multi-currency valuation, but its capital-gains tax reports are built for five countries, and India is not one of them. WealthGamma tracks Indian assets with Indian capital-gains tax rules built in, free.

By Hardik Vegad, founder of WealthGamma · Last updated 10 September 2026

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WealthGamma

Net worth tracker for Indian families

Imports the CAMS or KFintech CAS; prices NSE and BSE stocks daily
Indian capital-gains tax computed before you sell, free
PPF, EPF, NPS, gold, FDs and property beside the portfolio
Every family member on their own PAN, from one login
Edit or delete any imported entry yourself; export to CSV any time

Price:: Free plan; lifetime plan from ₹2,999 once, 14-day money-back
Built for:: Indian tax law and Indian assets specifically
Your data:: Upload a file; correct or export it any time

Sharesight

Global portfolio tracker with strong AU, UK, US, NZ and CA tax reporting

Tracks listed securities across dozens of exchanges, NSE and BSE included
Converts prices and valuations to a base currency, with daily FX
Backfills historical dividends automatically
Capital Gains Tax reports built for Australia, the UK, the US, New Zealand and Canada
Xero integration on the Standard and Premium plans

Price:: Free for 10 holdings; paid plans $7 to $23.25 a month
Tracks:: Listed stocks and ETFs; no CAS import, no PPF/EPF/NPS, no property
Tax reports:: Australia, UK, US, New Zealand, Canada; not India

Why Sharesight users search for an Indian alternative

Sharesight is a well-built global tracker, and its currency handling and CGT reports for the countries it supports are genuinely strong. NRIs and Indian residents search for an alternative when their portfolio includes Indian assets that Sharesight was never built to tax or hold.

No Indian capital-gains tax report; CGT covers AU, UK, US, NZ, CA only
No CAMS, KFintech or MF Central import; Indian MFs added individually
No PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or Indian property; built around listed securities
Priced in USD/AUD/GBP/NZD/CAD; free plan caps at 10 holdings
No family net worth view; each portfolio is its own ledger

TLDR: Global tracker across dozens of exchanges (NSE/BSE included), with real CGT reports for AU, UK, US, NZ and CA; free plan covers 10 holdings, paid plans $7–$23.25/month.

Gaps for Indian assets: no Indian capital-gains report, no CAS import, no PPF/EPF/NPS/gold/property, no family view.

WealthGamma fills the Indian side: imports the CAS, prices NSE/BSE daily, computes Indian capital-gains tax, holds PPF/EPF/NPS/gold/property, free.

Sources

Sharesight: Pricing (plan tiers and holding limits, checked 10 September 2026)
Sharesight Help: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Report (tax jurisdictions covered)
Sharesight Blog: Track Madrid, Milan, Bombay & India stock markets (NSE and BSE support since 2016)

Sharesight's multi-currency tracking and its Australian, UK, US, New Zealand and Canadian tax reports are genuinely strong for those jurisdictions; this page is about the Indian side of a portfolio that Sharesight was not built to tax or hold. If your entire portfolio is taxed abroad, Sharesight remains the better fit for that alone.

WealthGamma vs Sharesight: feature comparison

Of the 20 features compared below, Sharesight offers 8, and its multi-currency handling and AU, UK, US, NZ and CA tax reports are genuinely strong for those jurisdictions. WealthGamma offers 12, all of them specific to Indian assets and Indian tax rules that Sharesight was not built for.

WealthGamma vs Sharesight, feature by feature
Feature	WealthGamma	Sharesight
Coverage
NSE and BSE stocks	Yes	Yes
Foreign exchanges	No	Yes
Indian mutual funds	Yes	No
PPF, EPF, NPS, gold	Yes	No
Property and loans	Yes	No
Family members, per PAN	Yes	No
Analysis
Multi-currency valuation	No	Yes
XIRR	Yes	Yes
Indian capital-gains tax	Yes	No
AU, UK, US, NZ, CA tax reports	No	Yes
Net worth projections	Yes	No
Goal tracking	Yes	No
Import and export
CAMS, KFintech or MF Central import	Yes	No
Broker tradebook import	Yes	No
CSV import	Yes	Yes
Edit or delete a wrong import yourself	Yes	Yes
Export your data	Yes	Yes
Pricing
Free plan	Yes	Yes
One-time purchase	Yes	No
Money-back guarantee	Yes	No
Priced in rupees	Yes	No

Sharesight details from its pricing page, supported markets and Capital Gains Tax report documentation, checked 10 September 2026. Sharesight has supported BSE and NSE price tracking since 2016; its CGT report scope is limited to five countries and does not include India. WealthGamma details from the product as of 10 September 2026; the pricing page has current plan limits.

Price takeaway

Sharesight's free plan covers 10 holdings; paid plans run $7 to $23.25 a month, none of it usable for an Indian tax return. WealthGamma's free plan tracks one portfolio with Indian capital-gains tax included, no expiry; the lifetime plan is ₹2,999 once for the family view and full projections, with 14 days to get your money back.

Key differences

Sharesight and WealthGamma differ in what they were built to tax: Sharesight computes capital gains under Australian, UK, US, New Zealand or Canadian rules; WealthGamma computes them under Indian rules. That single difference decides most of what follows: which assets each can hold, which import each accepts, and which family structure each understands.

Five tax jurisdictions vs Indian tax rules

Sharesight's Capital Gains Tax report serves Australia, the UK, the US, New Zealand and Canada. WealthGamma computes short and long-term capital gains under Indian rules, including grandfathering and indexation where they apply, before you sell. How the capital-gains tax planner works.

Listed securities vs an Indian family's whole net worth

Sharesight tracks listed stocks and ETFs across exchanges, NSE and BSE included, but has no place for PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or property. WealthGamma puts all of it beside the portfolio, for every family member on their own PAN. How the net worth tracker works.

Manual entry vs a CAS import

Indian mutual funds have no import path into Sharesight; each holding is added and priced individually. WealthGamma reads the CAMS or KFintech CAS directly, with a preview before it confirms and every holding editable afterwards. Importing a CAMS or KFintech CAS.

Foreign pricing vs rupees

Sharesight's plans are billed in USD, AUD, GBP, NZD or CAD, aimed at investors who are taxed abroad. WealthGamma's plans are priced in rupees for an Indian tax return, with a one-time lifetime option and a 14-day money-back guarantee. Plans and what they include.

Which should you use?

Use WealthGamma when

Your assets include anything in India: NSE or BSE stocks, Indian mutual funds, PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or property, and you need the capital-gains tax on them computed under Indian rules before you sell.

Choose WealthGamma if

Any Indian asset: NSE/BSE stocks, Indian mutual funds, PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or property
Indian capital-gains tax known before you sell, with no separate return prep
Family portfolios: spouse, parents, children, each on their own PAN
A CAS import instead of adding every fund individually
Goals and net worth projected against Indian assets
One rupee price, no foreign billing

Use Sharesight when

Your entire portfolio sits in a foreign brokerage account, taxed under Australian, UK, US, New Zealand or Canadian rules, with nothing to track in India.

Choose Sharesight if

A portfolio held entirely in a foreign brokerage account
Capital gains taxed under Australian, UK, US, New Zealand or Canadian rules
Multi-currency valuation across many foreign exchanges
Xero integration for accounting
Nothing in India to track alongside it

Who should not switch to WealthGamma?

WealthGamma tracks and plans; it does not trade, sync or publish news. Four needs are better served elsewhere, and this list is meant literally: if one of these matters, do not switch.

Buying and selling inside the app
Automatic syncing by linking brokers or sharing an inbox
US stocks, or crypto priced live from exchanges
Market news and research next to the portfolio

If that is you, one of the trackers below is the better fit.

Other Sharesight alternatives worth knowing

Trackers built specifically for the Indian side of an NRI's or resident's portfolio, with the price, who each suits and the catch.

Sharesight alternatives: price, best for, the catch
Tracker	Price	Best for	The catch
WealthGamma	Free plan; lifetime from ₹2,999	A family's whole net worth, per PAN, with tax before you sell and projections ahead.	No trading, no auto-sync, no US stocks, no news.
Moneycontrol Portfolio Manager	Free	Someone who wants the closest thing to ET Portfolio: a free stock and fund list inside a news site.	Reviewers report you cannot bulk-upload sell transactions, so history has to be entered one sale at a time.
Value Research	Part of Value Research premium, about ₹5,000 a year	Mutual fund investors who want deep fund analysis with the tracker.	Paid yearly, and stocks are secondary to funds.
INDmoney	Free	Someone who wants everything auto-synced and does not mind how.	It reads your email and links to brokers to do it, so a third party holds your financial data.
Kuvera	Free	Direct fund investors who want a sell preview and family accounts in a free app.	Funds only; extras cost coins, and reviewers report missing features since the April 2026 CRED redesign.
Groww	Free for mutual funds; ₹20 per stock order	Someone who wants direct funds and a stock broker in one free app, with outside funds imported via MF Central.	A broker first; tracking outside holdings is basic and there is no net worth view.
ET Money	Free; Genius membership is paid	Direct mutual fund investors who want fund analysis and a simple tracker in one app.	Owned by 360 ONE since 2024; funds first, stocks secondary, and the app sells products.
MProfit	₹18,000 a year plus GST; no cheaper plan since June 2025	HNIs, family offices and CAs who need capital-gains reports in ITR, ClearTax and Winman formats across 700 or more brokers.	Priced by portfolio size, no free plan, and no goals, projections or harvesting.

Prices and features as published by each company or reported in user reviews, checked 10 September 2026. Tell us if one is out of date.

Questions NRIs and Sharesight users ask before switching

Short answers to the questions that come up most when an Indian asset shows up in a global portfolio.

Does Sharesight support Indian tax reporting?

No. Sharesight's Capital Gains Tax report is built for Australia, the UK, the US, New Zealand and Canada. It will track NSE and BSE stock prices and convert them to your base currency, but it does not compute Indian short or long-term capital gains.

Can I track PPF, EPF, NPS or Indian property in Sharesight?

No, Sharesight is built around listed securities on supported exchanges. There is no field for PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or property, and no Indian mutual fund CAS import either.

Should an NRI use Sharesight or WealthGamma?

If every asset is in a foreign brokerage account taxed under Australian, UK, US, New Zealand or Canadian rules, Sharesight's tax reports for that jurisdiction are the more useful tool. If any asset sits in India, NSE or BSE stocks, Indian mutual funds, PPF, EPF, NPS, gold or property, WealthGamma is built for those specifically and can be used alongside Sharesight rather than instead of it.

How do I move my Indian holdings from Sharesight to WealthGamma?

Request the CAS from CAMS or KFintech for your Indian mutual funds and download the tradebook from your Indian broker for stocks. In WealthGamma, Settings, Import Data reads the CAS PDF and broker files as they are, with a preview before it confirms.

Is WealthGamma free like Sharesight's entry plan?

There is a free plan with no expiry and no card: one portfolio with unlimited stocks, mutual funds and gold priced daily, one SIP, one goal and one loan, including Indian capital-gains tax before you sell. Family portfolios, projections and full tax planning are on paid plans, including a one-time lifetime plan, all with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

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Free plan: 1 portfolio, unlimited stocks, mutual funds and gold priced daily, 1 SIP, 1 goal, 1 loan. No card, no expiry. Paid plans include a one-time lifetime plan from ₹2,999. Every paid plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee. Export everything to CSV whenever you like from Settings.

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