Comparison
Shavve vs FamilyBiz: what differs and who each suits
In short
FamilyBiz is a personal and family finance app that shows, according to its site, banks, credit cards, pensions, insurance and mortgages, with insurance and pension services through a licensed agency. Shavve shows and compares read-only and does not replace a licensed adviser.
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The comparison in a table
| Shavve | FamilyBiz | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A personal-finance app: bank, cards, pension, insurance, investments and crypto in one picture | A personal and family finance app: cash flow, net worth, pensions and savings, insurance, investments and loans, and mortgage checks, with shared family management |
| How data gets in | A read-only connection after your approval. Shavve cannot move money | Automatic collection of data from several sources. The site states a financial-information-service licence and collection "without a username and password", and that sign-up includes connecting accounts |
| What you can connect | Banks, credit cards, pensions and provident funds, insurance (including Har HaBituach), investments and crypto | Bank accounts from all banks and credit cards, pensions, savings and insurance, investments and loans |
| Price shown on the site | A 30-day free trial for connecting banks and credit cards, including budgets and a shared household. Prices are shown in the app before any purchase | The basic version is free, and an annual premium plan is 349.9 ILS. A monthly price and a trial period: not published |
| Licence shown on the site | A financial-information-service licence, supervised by the Israeli Securities Authority | A financial-information-service licence from the Israel Securities Authority. Insurance and pension services are provided, per the site, through a licensed insurance agency |
| Platforms | iOS and Android apps | iOS and Android. A web version: not published |
| Languages | The site is in Hebrew and English | The page checked is in Hebrew |
Shavve operates one of the apps compared. The comparison rests on what the sites publish, not on an independent test of how they work.
When to choose them
- You want insurance and pension services through a licensed agency alongside the app, as the site presents it.
- You want mortgage checks and product comparisons inside the app.
- Shared family management matters to you, and so does a free basic version.
- You prefer professional guidance over an independent picture.
When to choose Shavve
- You want a picture that shows and compares read-only.
- You want crypto and investments connected too, and net worth and fees next to the budget.
- You want a 30-day free trial that includes budgets and a shared household.
- You prefer to decide the next steps yourself and approach a licensed adviser only when needed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Shavve and FamilyBiz?
According to both sites, both bring banks, cards, pensions and insurance together. FamilyBiz also states insurance and pension services through a licensed agency and mortgage checks, while Shavve shows and compares read-only and does not replace a licensed adviser. This comparison rests on what is published, not on using both.
What does FamilyBiz cost?
Its site says the basic version is free and an annual premium plan costs 349.9 ILS. A monthly price and a trial period are not published on the page checked on 25 October 2026. Shavve offers a 30-day free trial and shows prices in the app before any purchase.
Does Shavve sell insurance or pension products?
Shavve shows, explains and compares, and it does not replace a licensed adviser. When a professional decision is needed, it points to a professional.
Must I pick only one app?
No. You can try each in its own trial, compare a number you know, and make sure you can cancel the consent and delete the account.
Sources
- FamilyBiz: דף הבית · 25 October 2026
The links go to each company's public pages, as read on 25 October 2026. Anything not stated there is written "not published", which does not establish that it does not exist. Prices and features change, so check the sites again.
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