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Nino vs Facet The Facet alternative with an accountant in the room

Facet is the stronger choice for straightforward, CFP-led financial planning at a flat fee, because it pairs you with a dedicated planner and low-cost portfolio management, including your asset allocation, for common retirement and investing goals. Nino is the broader choice when your finances need tax work too, especially when you want an in-house CPA, year-round tax planning with filing, and equity and real-estate coordination.

Nino vs Facet

Nino compared with Facet, feature by feature
Core FeatureNinoFacet
Flat feeNino (Flat fee): includedFacet (Flat fee): included
In-house CPA / CFPNino (In-house CPA / CFP): includedCFP only
AI-powered client platformNino (AI-powered client platform): includedLimited
Account aggregationNino (Account aggregation): includedFacet (Account aggregation): included
Tax optimizationNino (Tax optimization): includedAdd-on
Equity moduleNino (Equity module): includedFacet (Equity module): included
Real estate moduleNino (Real estate module): includedFacet (Real estate module): not included
Bank-level securityNino (Bank-level security): includedFacet (Bank-level security): included

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When to choose each

Choose Nino

Choose Nino if you also need an in-house CPA, year-round tax planning and filing, and equity or real-estate coordination.

Choose Facet

Choose Facet for straightforward retirement and investment planning with a dedicated CFP at a flat fee.

Where Nino is stronger

A CPA and a planner

Facet gives you a dedicated CFP. Nino pairs a planner with an accountant, so tax strategy and financial planning come from one team that shares your full picture.

One team on your taxes

Facet handles tax as a separate add-on outside the planning relationship. Nino's in-house CPA works your taxes year-round and can file the return, so it reflects the plan you built together.

Beyond the portfolio

Nino tracks real estate as a pillar and models cash flow across every account, not just the investments a planner manages.

Where Facet is stronger

A dedicated CFP for core planning

Facet pairs you with a dedicated CFP for retirement, investing, and insurance planning at a flat annual fee, a strong fit for common financial-planning goals.

A low entry price

Facet's Core plan starts around $2,100 a year, close to Nino's entry point, for households whose needs are mostly standard planning.

An established, at-scale service

Facet is a large, established flat-fee planning firm with a mature onboarding and advice process across many advisors.

Pricing

How the two fees compare.

Nino
Flat fee from $2,000 to $6,000 a year, with tax-return filing as an add-on from $1,000.
Facet
Flat fee of roughly $2,100 to $8,700 a year, set by the complexity of your plan.

Sources: Facet plans and pricing Nino pricing

Pricing and features change; confirm current details on each company's site.

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