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Nino vs Range The Range alternative with a lower flat fee and your home in the plan

Range is the stronger choice if you want a flat-fee team with in-house investment management and direct indexing built in. Nino is the broader choice when you want a lower starting fee, an in-house CPA who files your taxes, and your home and real estate coordinated in the plan.

Nino vs Range

Nino compared with Range, feature by feature
Core FeatureNinoRange
Flat feeNino (Flat fee): includedRange (Flat fee): included
In-house CPA / CFPNino (In-house CPA / CFP): includedRange (In-house CPA / CFP): included
AI-powered client platformNino (AI-powered client platform): includedLimited
Account aggregationNino (Account aggregation): includedRange (Account aggregation): included
Tax optimizationNino (Tax optimization): includedRange (Tax optimization): included
Equity moduleNino (Equity module): includedRange (Equity module): included
Real estate moduleNino (Real estate module): includedLimited
Bank-level securityNino (Bank-level security): includedRange (Bank-level security): included

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When to choose each

Choose Nino

Choose Nino for a lower starting fee, an in-house CPA who files your taxes, and real estate in the plan.

Choose Range

Choose Range for a flat-fee team with in-house investment management and direct indexing.

Where Nino is stronger

A lower flat fee

Both charge a flat fee instead of a percentage of your assets. Nino starts lower, so a coordinated team costs less from day one.

Taxes planned year-round

Every plan includes year-round tax strategy from an in-house CPA. When it's time to file, add filing and the same team prepares the return, so strategy and return stay in one place.

Real estate, tracked

Nino treats your home and rentals as a pillar of the plan, modeling how they reshape your taxes and cash, not just your portfolio.

Where Range is stronger

In-house investment management

Range manages portfolios directly, with direct indexing and tax-loss harvesting built in.

A combined CFP and CFA team

Range pairs planners with investment analysts under one flat fee.

Built for high earners

Range targets high-income households with a polished, modern platform.

Pricing

How the two fees compare.

Nino
Flat fee from $2,000 to $6,000 a year, set by complexity, not your balance.
Range
Flat fee, roughly $2,950 to $9,950 a year.

Sources: Range pricing Nino pricing

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

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