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Built for standalone RIAs and qualified aggregators

Independent.
Not alone.

You are here because at least one of these is true.

We get it, and we can fix it. Every system in your firm was bought in order to grow — and each one arrived with its own login, its own renewal, its own reconciliation. The way the work is built, growing is what limits your growth.

You went out on your own to build a particular firm. Your judgment, your clients, your name on the door. Most weeks it is hard to say whether you are running that firm or maintaining it.

You should be the person your clients
cannot replace. Not the person your own firm cannot run without.

$5M–$1B
Firm size we run
100+
Institutional models
4
Custodians, no repapering
Every
Trade independently measured

Same desk, same ledger and the same people at both ends of that range. Execution quality is measured by an independent transaction-cost analysis provider and reported through the custodian — because best execution is an obligation, and an obligation you cannot evidence is one you still own.

Kyle Wiggs
I've tried most of
the legacy platforms.
Kyle Wiggs · Founder & Chief Executive Officer

I've tried to daisy chain them together. I've been stuck on hold. I've been stuck in a chat bot loop. And I've sat across from advisors and heard the same thing every time.

Advisors don't want to be embarrassed. They don't want to waste money. They don't want to waste time. They want to control the relationship, minimize their risk, maximize their growth, and do a great job for their clients.

If that's you, I want to talk to you. I get you. And we can help like nobody else can.

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How we do it

One set of records.
One desk. One number.

Enter it once

Not four systems. One.

You enter the rollover once and it shows up in the trades, the billing, the reporting and the CRM — because those are not four products stitched together here. They are one set of records, and nothing has to be made to agree with anything.

Out of your head

It stops being memory.

Which household the fee schedule follows. Why last quarter was adjusted. Where the exception is written down. On one set of records that becomes something your people can open without you.

The firm behind yours

Our desk. Our people.

Not a vendor, not a ticket queue. If you are out for a week the trades still go and the reporting still runs, and when your assistant calls, someone who knows your firm answers.

Nothing moves

Your clients stay put.

Charles Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Axos, Apex. No migration, no repapering, no letters going out to people who trust you. Everything carries your brand, never ours — and your own models run here at no platform fee, because they are yours.

A firm of two gets the same desk, the same records and the same person answering as a firm of two hundred — which means you can cross that distance without stopping to rebuild. Add a client, add an adviser, add a book: none of it changes your custodian, your systems, or who picks up the phone.

The hours you spend re-keying and remembering are the hours you are not sitting in front of anyone. Those are the ones that come back — and they are the only thing that has ever grown an advisory firm.

Why every independent looks alike

Every independent firm
is running the same stack.

Your clients hired you — they know exactly what they are paying for. Your prospects do not. To someone who has not met you yet, you look like the firm down the street: same models, same custodian, same website template, same fee, give or take.

Five good decisions, and not one of them was about you. You were never offered a seventh.

That is not a technology problem you can integrate your way out of. It is the shape of an industry that built every tool in a vacuum and then sold all of them to everyone at once.

You were never offered
a sixth option.

The part no software company will do

We rebuild the firm,
not just the back office.

Every platform you are evaluating will consolidate your software. Not one of them will touch your brand — because none of them is an RIA. We are. We built ours, and then we built it again for every firm on this platform.

At your size, growth was never a strategy problem. It is that the hours which would go into it are already spoken for by the billing run. So we take that too, and it is included.

The audit

Everything, looked at honestly.

Brand, website, client communications, workflows, digital presence, tech stack.
We find the leaks and the wasted hours, and we tell you which ones matter.

The rebuild

A presence that matches the work.

A website built and hosted for you, not a template you maintain.
Brand sharpened, positioning written, the whole digital presence rebuilt.

The engine

Marketing that runs without you.

Compliant articles, social posts, and market commentary going out every month.
Client communications and review prep that happen whether or not you had time this week.

Why this matters more than the software

Bought separately — a branding agency, a web build, an ongoing content retainer, SEO, and compliance review of every piece — this is six figures a year that a firm your size cannot justify and therefore never buys. That is precisely why every independent looks the same. We carry the cost across the platform instead of billing it once. What we build is yours, it is specific to you, and no other firm here gets a version of it.

The question nobody is asking yet

Where did your
client data go?

Right now, somewhere, an advisor is pasting a client's holdings into a chatbot to get help writing a review summary. He does not think of it as a data transfer. His compliance officer would.

That is the retail version. The wholesale version is quieter and much larger: every vendor on your stack is racing to add AI, and each is doing it inside its own walls, under its own terms, with its own retention policy. Five vendors means five AI pipelines your client data now moves through — and you are the fiduciary who answers for all five.

Ask your reporting vendor what their model
does with your data. Then ask the other four.

One boundary

Because there is one system.

Your data does not cross a company line to be useful, because it never leaves the platform that already holds it. There is one set of terms to read and one place to audit.

Stripped first

Nothing identifying goes out.

Names, account numbers, anything pointing at a person — removed before any model sees it. What comes back lands on your ledger, not somebody else's.

On the record

One place to audit.

One vendor, one set of terms, one retention policy — and one company to put the question to. You cannot say that about a stack of five.

Bolting AI onto a daisy chain does not make the daisy chain safer. It multiplies the number of places your clients' information lives. That is not a problem you can integrate your way out of either.

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Your current stack

One login for research. One for your CRM.
One for risk, one for planning, one for billing.
Compounded by spreadsheets.

Sound familiar? Then you already know the problem: a subscription, a password, and a support queue for every job in the firm — and your staff copying the same client between systems that were never designed to talk. Nobody becomes an advisor to become a technology expert. And you don't fix it with one more integration. You delete the stack.

Research
login · invoice
integration
CRM
login · invoice
integration
Risk assessment
login · invoice
integration
Planning
login · invoice
integration
Fee billing
login · invoice
integration
The spreadsheet
where the gaps
go to hide
Becomes
Xperience
One login · One invoice · Zero integrations

What is your stack costing you?

Tick what you pay for. Nothing is sent anywhere — this runs in your browser and we never see it.

And the line that actually decides it — what your current platform or TAMP charges on assets.

$ million
% of assets, per year
$0
Select what you pay for

Estimates from published list pricing for firms in the $15M–$100M range. Your actual invoices will be higher or lower — bring them to the call and we will use the real ones.

Call me with that number and I'll give you ours →

Every job that stack was doing — and the people who run it for you. Vendors demo first because their pricing is plural — modules, seats, tiers, a proposal season. Ours is one number. One conversation with a real person: what you run today, what Xperience replaces, and what all of it costs.

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One system, not six

Every engine.
One set of records.

Not integrated. Not synced overnight. Not a partnership announced in a press release. Every engine that runs a wealth management firm, tied together on one screen, behind one password — because they were built to be one system rather than six that learned to tolerate each other.

CRM
the relationship
Custodian
where assets live
Risk assessment
what they can bear
Planning
where they're going
Trading
how it gets done
Billing
what it costs
Reporting
proof it happened
The spreadsheet
no longer required
All of it, here
One set of records
One login · One invoice · One partner

Fewer logins. Fewer subscriptions. Fewer passwords. Fewer companies with your clients' data and your reputation in their hands. That is not a convenience argument — every seam you remove is a place risk used to live.

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Why we stopped integrating

We didn't guess the stack was broken.
We lived it.

We tried it your way first. Real partnerships — with the CRMs, the planning tools, the risk platforms, the investment engines. The best of every shelf. And we learned what you already live: even good tools stay strangers to each other, and someone at your firm becomes the translator between them. You end up managing problems, not clients. The verdict wasn't on the vendors. It was on the model.

So we stopped integrating and built the third thing. Software sells you tools — and leaves your staff the trading, the billing runs, the reconciliation. Outsourcing firms take the work, but stack fees and borrow your investment identity. Xperience is the platform and the people who run it.

01 · The Marketplace →

The models compete.

Institutional strategies researched in one place.
100+ models from managers you can rank on live leaderboards.
Build blends on the fly. Your shelf.

02 · The Household

The whole household.

Every account, every strategy — managed on one screen.
Sleeves run multiple strategies inside a single account.
Fewer accounts, fewer forms, cleaner statements.

03 · The Front Office

CRM to estate plan.

A CRM built into the firm's own records.
Income, financial, tax, and estate planning.
One record per household, everywhere it appears.

04 · The Desk

Traded to your mandate.

You never gave up discretion. You delegated the labor of it.
The desk works only inside the rules you put in writing.
Your clients still ask you why. You still have the answer.

05 · The Back Office

Billed, filed, proven.

Fees calculated, splits applied, invoices staged to custodians.
Best-execution reporting and composites, kept current.
Records an examiner can follow without a scramble.

06 · The People

People who know your book.

No scripts, no call centers, no ticket queues.
The same names every time — they know your setup without being reminded.
When it breaks late on a Friday, they pick up.

The questions principals ask

Answered before you dial.

Who holds discretion?

You do — in writing.

A written mandate: your models, your constraints, your rules, on file.
You never gave up discretion; you delegated the labor of it.

Can we run our own models?

Yes — as first-class models.

Your strategies load like any manager's — blendable, sleevable, rankable.
The marketplace is optional. The rails underneath it aren't.

Are we big enough? Too big?

Five million to a billion.

That is the live range on the platform right now, not a brochure claim — no gate at the bottom and no ceiling at the top.
A two-person firm runs on the same desk, the same ledger and the same people as the billion-dollar one.

Who sees our data?

You, us, your custodian.

Client data exists to run your firm — never sold, never shared, never marketed against.
Anything identifying is stripped before it reaches any model.
SOC 2 certification is underway and completes this year — we would rather tell you where we are than have you ask.
Your book is not our product.

What am I for, then?

The part no platform can do.

We take the blotter, the billing run, and the reporting — the work your clients never see and never thank you for.
You keep the relationship, the mandate, and the judgment. Nothing we do shows up in a way that makes a client ask who we are.

What if the platform is down?

Your custodian still works. So do we.

The desk is not dependent on a screen. If the platform is unavailable, trading continues to your custodian inside your mandate, same day.
Balances and positions stay visible at Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Axos or Apex regardless of us. A client asking for cash never waits on our uptime.

What if you get acquired?

Let's use the real word.

You are not worried we will vanish. You are worried we get bought, the service degrades, and the fee moves at renewal.
Here is the structural answer: your agreement runs a year with a thirty-day exit throughout. Whoever owns us, the longest you are ever locked to a decision you did not make is thirty days. Your assets never move from your custodian, and your data is portable on any day, under any owner.
And structurally: we are bootstrapped, profitable, and have raised no outside capital. Nobody is holding a clock over this company demanding an exit. That is a choice, and it is the reason the answer above can be short.

How does leaving work?

One year, thirty days' notice.

No three-year lockup. No five-year lockup. A one-year agreement with a thirty-day out at any point in it — including the first month.
Households, history, billing records and composites leave in standard formats, and your transition lead runs the exit exactly like they ran the entry.

What does it cost?

Three ways to pay. You pick.

On assets, per account, or a flat fee — same platform, same desk, same people under all three.
We start from how you actually run, not from our billing system.

Do firms stay?

Every firm since the platform launched.

Seven firms joined after Xperience went live. All seven are still here — 100% logo retention on that cohort, and net revenue retention of 123% on returning firms.
Before that we had a platform transition and we lost people. We will tell you about it on the call.

Who actually services us?

Staffed at one lead per fifty firms.

Not a queue and not a rotation. That ratio is the number we plan headcount against as we grow — at twenty-five firms today it means considerably more attention than the ratio promises.

Can we talk to someone who switched?

Yes, and we won't be on the call.

Ask and we will introduce you to a principal running a firm your size, on your custodian.
You talk to them directly. Nobody from UX Wealth on the line.

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What you get back

What comes back
when the work leaves.

The work we take on is not the work you went independent to do. Trading, billing, reporting — the three that eat the most hours and carry the most risk — handled with kid gloves by people whose entire job is doing them well. Here is what comes back when they leave your desk.

Your time

The hours the back office was taking.

No blotter to work. No billing run to reconcile. No re-keying the same household into a third system. And when there is nobody to hand it to, that matters more, not less.

Your risk

Every seam you remove.

Five vendors means six handoffs, six integrations that break quietly, six firms holding your clients' data. One system means one audit trail and one place the answer lives.

Your margin

The subscriptions you stop paying.

One number — on assets, per account, or flat — replaces the stack of renewals, seat licenses, and per-module charges you are carrying today. Fewer companies taking a cut of your revenue.

Your growth

Time with clients, not vendors.

The hours you get back are the ones that actually compound — in front of the people you serve and the ones you are trying to win.

Institutional infrastructure,
at the size you actually are.

Firms here run from five million to a billion, on the same rails. Call me with your assets and what you pay now and I will tell you what a firm your size pays.

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How it works

You hand us the day-to-day.
Nothing else moves.

Four steps, one direction: work moves onto our shoulders; the evidence comes back with your name on it.

① The Mandate

You set the rules.

Your models, your shelf, your constraints. Discretion stays with you — the mandate is the rulebook we work from. Bring your own strategies and run them at no platform fee; we don't charge partners for their own intellectual property.

② The Desk

We execute it.

The desk trades inside your mandate, and every fill lands on the audit trail as it happens. Execution quality is measured on every order by an independent party, not by us — which is what turns best execution from a duty you carry into one we discharge and can show.

③ The Ledger

Paperwork does itself.

The same records that traded the account bill it, report it, and reconcile it. No exports, no re-keying, no versions.

④ The Evidence

The file is already built.

Because the system that did the work wrote the record, the examiner's file falls out the back. Composites are maintained on GIPS methodology by the same ledger that executed the trades.

The part we cannot tell you ourselves

Ask the advisors.
We'll leave the room.

We can tell you the migration takes two to three weeks and about six hours of your time. You have been told things like that before by people who turned out to be wrong. So do not take it from us.

Ask, and we will introduce you to a principal running a firm your size, on your custodian, who moved off the stack you are on now. You talk to them directly. Nobody from UX Wealth on the line, and we do not ask what was said.

You do not have to talk to us first. Ask for the reference call before you ever book anything.

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A Tuesday on Xperience

Your day,
with the rest of it off your plate.

A Tuesday, hour by hour, at a firm that runs on Xperience.

6:02 AM

The overnight work is already queued.

Before your first coffee, every account was scanned, drift flagged, rebalance proposals drafted, billing squared. Your morning starts with a work queue, not a to-do list.

9:30 AM

The desk works the open.

You are in a client meeting. Orders go out while you sit with them. The trading day starts without you — by design.

1:30 PM

The two o'clock needs a proposal.

A pass through the marketplace and you walk in with a plan. The meeting logs itself; the CRM knew everything going in.

4:45 PM

The day ends square.

Every trade accounted for, every household current, tomorrow's work forming without you. You spent the day with clients; the platform spent it on everything else.

Enterprise value

What it is costing you
right now.

Every hour spent reconciling a billing file is an hour not spent in front of someone who might hire you. That is the cost you feel this quarter. The one you feel later is quieter: whenever you do hand this firm to someone — a junior partner, a buyer, your family — clean records and a documented process are the difference between a business and a job that ends when you stop.

Every
Order measured for execution qualityBy an independent analysis provider, reported through the custodian
100+
Institutional-grade models on one engine
50+
Partner firms — averaging about $50M each

The firm behind your firm

We never custody your assets.
We never lock the door.
We never compete for your clients.

Xperience is built by UX Wealth Partners — an investment adviser registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, a fiduciary by law, founded in 2020 and based in Centennial, Colorado. Named to WealthManagement.com's “Ten to Watch” in 2025 and one of America's Best TAMPs in 2024. Everything above this line is what we do. What we don't do matters just as much.

What we don't do

We never custody assets — your clients stay at Charles Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Axos, or Apex, where we can't touch them. We never lock the door — your data leaves with you, any time, whole. And we never compete for your clients. No hostages.

How you start

We carry your firm across.

You don't migrate data, chase custodians, or rebuild billing — we do. Your clients stay at their custodian and never repaper.

① The Plan

A person maps it with you.

Your stack, your custodians, your history. You get a named transition lead and a plan before you hang up — and you talk to a decision-maker, not a portal.

② Data In

We carry the boxes.

Accounts, households, and history come across. Years of tangled records get scrubbed — composites established and reconciled.

③ Parallel Run

Nothing switches until it matches.

Billing, reporting, and trading verified side-by-side against your old stack before anything goes live.

④ Fully Live

The old subscriptions get cancelled.

For your clients, the only visible change is better reporting.

And the longest one we have ever done

A billion-dollar firm coming off a legacy platform. It took months, and the reason is worth knowing: their history had holes they did not know about. Their custodian only retains three years; we needed more than ten. Reconstructing it took hundreds of hours of our people going back through transactions nobody had reconciled in a decade.

We tell you that because it is the honest tail behind the average, and because it is the failure mode that actually bites: not the software, the history. If yours has holes, we would rather find them in week one than in your first examination. We will tell you on the first call which parts of yours look thin.

Ask us which parts of your transition would be the hard ones. We will tell you on the first call.

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The watch

You're asleep.
Your firm isn't.
It's us.

The ledger that ran your day is closing it out tonight, inside the mandate you set — and a firm that used to run on your weekends now runs on ours. You didn't go independent to run all this. So you don't. Tomorrow, you are back to being the advisor.

They said the independent advisor
was too small to build for.
You didn't stay small. You stayed deliberate.

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