Join hundreds of the most ambitious wealth firms, growing their assets ~2x faster than the average RIA.*
SEC Registered
Fiduciary
40% of advisor time goes to portfolio operations. Not clients.
Source: Independent Financial Partners
These testimonials are from current Vise clients. No compensation was provided. No material conflicts of interest exist.
Frequently asked questions
About Vise
What is Vise?
An autonomous wealth platform and the asset manager behind it. You set the strategy and constraints for each client; Vise builds the portfolio around their goals, taxes, and holdings, then manages it from there.
Is Vise software, or an asset manager?
Both, from the same firm. Vise AI Advisors, LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser and acts as sub-advisor on the accounts it manages, so the platform and the manager aren't separate vendors.
Who uses Vise?
Registered investment advisors, from independent firms to enterprise RIAs and aggregators. The portfolios belong to individual clients, and every one is built around what that client needs.
When to use Vise
Have a client with a concentrated position?
Lock it and build the portfolio around it, or set a tax budget and work it down as gains allow. Long Short can also run an extension on top while the position stays intact.
Have a client facing a big tax bill?
Capital losses harvested in the portfolio offset capital gains realized elsewhere on the client's return: a company sale, a property, a legacy manager's trades. Unused losses carry forward.
Spending more time on portfolio admin than with clients?
Rebalancing, harvesting, wash-sale screening, cash raises, and trading run daily on every account. Every client gets the attention only your largest used to get.
How Vise invests
What strategies does Vise run?
Direct Indexing, single- and multi-factor equity strategies, municipal and Treasury bond ladders, tax-aware Long Short, Options and Liquidity, and model delivery — your firm's own models or a third party's.
How does Vise handle taxes?
Tax management is part of every trade, not a quarterly sweep. Vise checks accounts daily for harvestable losses and screens wash sales across every account sharing a client's tax ID.
Who keeps the client relationship?
You do. You set restrictions, exclusions, and tax budgets client by client, and Vise executes inside them. Every portfolio reflects what that client needs, whether you run ten accounts or ten thousand.
Getting started
What's the minimum?
No minimum for Direct Indexing, $125,000 for fixed income, and $250,000 in taxable assets for Long Short. Custodians set their own minimums for Long Short, and they are substantially higher.
Do my clients have to change custodians?
Not if they custody with Charles Schwab, Fidelity, BNY Mellon Pershing, Goldman Sachs Custody Solutions, Raymond James, or Altruist. Accounts stay where they are, though Long Short is currently Schwab only.
What does it take to get started?
Your firm signs one Platform Agreement covering every account. Each account then needs its custodian's standard authorization: a Money Manager LPOA at Schwab, an SMA Addendum at Fidelity, nothing at Raymond James. Clients sign nothing Vise-specific.
How soon does it trade?
Once the account is funded, a few business days at Schwab and about a week at Fidelity. Trading starts when you execute your first proposal.
How is client data protected?
Encrypted in transit and at rest, production access restricted, and an annual third-party security assessment by ProcessUnity (formerly CyberGRX). Policies and the subprocessor list are available through the Trust Center on request.
*Growth comparison reflects median year-over-year total firm AUM growth of the 18 largest Vise client firms, based on each firm's public SEC Form ADV filings (2024 median: +29.5%), versus the median RIA's AUM growth of 16.6% as reported in the 2025 Charles Schwab RIA Benchmarking Study. Growth figures include market appreciation and, for certain firms, acquired assets, and are not solely attributable to the use of Vise. Past growth is not indicative of future results.


















