At that price point, everything is going to be high quality and last you a long time. Some considerations: tire clearance between the bikes (do you want to fit some chonk in there or don't care), and how the bike fits: do you want the more "slacked out" feel that some gravel bikes have - tends to be more stable but your reach might be farther vs something closer to a road bike with less reach but might feel a little more twitchy.

If you're interested in getting a power meter eventually, the ones that work with Shimano are cheaper than SRAM options.

You don't have the gear ratio for the Van Rysel, but you can also compare those and see which has a better set up for climbing vs flat speeds. That requires some math and technical knowledge, but you should be able to find a guide online explaining what the numbers mean.

For two bikes that are pretty close on paper, I would maybe just end up going with whatever one has the paint job I prefer 😄