The Domain Money alternative with an in-house CPA and a lower starting fee

Domain Money is the stronger choice if you want an established flat-fee CFP membership with deep real estate and startup-equity planning. Nino is the broader choice when you want both a do-it-yourself platform from $20/mo and a flat-fee CPA and CFP team who file your taxes, at a lower starting price, with crypto folded into the plan.

Nino vs Domain Money

Nino compared with Domain Money, feature by feature
FeatureNinoDomain Money
Flat feeNino (Flat fee): includedDomain Money (Flat fee): included
In-house CPA / CFPNino (In-house CPA / CFP): includedCFP; CPA via partner
AI-powered client platformNino (AI-powered client platform): includedLimited
Account aggregationNino (Account aggregation): includedLimited
Tax optimizationNino (Tax optimization): includedDomain Money (Tax optimization): included
Equity moduleNino (Equity module): includedDomain Money (Equity module): included
Real estate moduleNino (Real estate module): includedDomain Money (Real estate module): included
Bank-level securityNino (Bank-level security): includedDomain Money (Bank-level security): included

When to choose each

Choose Nino

Choose Nino if you want a flat-fee CPA and CFP team who file your taxes, plus self-serve software, at a lower starting fee, with crypto in the plan.

Choose Domain Money

Choose Domain Money for an established flat-fee CFP membership with deep real estate and startup-equity planning.

Where Nino is stronger

A lower starting fee

Both charge a flat annual fee instead of a percentage of your assets. You can start with Nino's software at $20/mo and add a dedicated CPA and CFP at a flat $3,600/year; Domain Money's plans start higher, so a coordinated team costs less from day one.

Taxes handled in-house

Every Nino Advisor Plan includes year-round tax planning and filing from an in-house CPA. Domain Money's tax filing runs through a partner network, so your planner and your filer aren't the same team.

Crypto in the plan

Nino connects your crypto through its CoinTracker integration, so it's part of your tax and planning picture rather than a separate spreadsheet.

Where Domain Money is stronger

A dedicated CFP membership

Domain Money pairs you with a dedicated CFP in an established flat-fee membership.

Deep real estate and equity planning

Its higher tiers go deep on real estate and startup-equity situations.

An established firm

Domain Money is a large, established firm with a settled onboarding and advice process.

Pricing

How the two fees compare.

Nino
A dedicated CPA and CFP from $3,600 to $12,000/year, or software from $20/mo self-serve. Never a percentage of your assets.
Domain Money
Flat fee, roughly $3,900 to $9,000 in the first year.

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