The Wealthfront alternative with a dedicated team

Wealthfront is the stronger choice for hands-off, low-cost automated investing, because its software manages a diversified portfolio and harvests tax losses for about 0.25% a year with no need to talk to anyone. Nino is the broader choice when your finances need coordination, especially when you want both a dedicated CPA and CFP team and do-it-yourself software from $20/mo, with year-round tax planning and equity and real-estate decisions handled together.

Nino vs Wealthfront

Nino compared with Wealthfront, feature by feature
FeatureNinoWealthfront
Flat feeNino (Flat fee): included0.25% of assets
In-house CPA / CFPNino (In-house CPA / CFP): includedNo human advisor
AI-powered client platformNino (AI-powered client platform): includedWealthfront (AI-powered client platform): included
Account aggregationNino (Account aggregation): includedWealthfront (Account aggregation): included
Tax optimizationNino (Tax optimization): includedWealthfront (Tax optimization): included
Equity moduleNino (Equity module): includedLimited
Real estate moduleNino (Real estate module): includedWealthfront (Real estate module): not included
Bank-level securityNino (Bank-level security): includedWealthfront (Bank-level security): included

When to choose each

Choose Nino

Choose Nino if you want both a dedicated CPA and CFP team and self-serve software coordinating taxes, equity, cash, and real estate under a flat fee.

Choose Wealthfront

Choose Wealthfront if you want low-cost, hands-off automated investing and do not need a human advisor or tax planning.

Where Nino is stronger

An AI platform, plus real advisors

Wealthfront is software with no human advisor. Nino pairs its AI-powered platform, self-serve from $20/mo, with a dedicated CPA and CFP from $3,600/year, so the software surfaces the work and real people do it with you.

One flat fee, not a percentage

Wealthfront charges about 0.25% of assets a year, which climbs as you save. Nino's advisor is one flat fee from $3,600/year.

Year-round tax optimization

Wealthfront runs tax-loss harvesting inside the portfolio. Nino's CPA plans your taxes across your whole financial life, not just one asset class, and can file the return.

Where Wealthfront is stronger

Low, automated fees

Wealthfront charges about 0.25% of assets a year with a $500 minimum, low for a fully managed, diversified portfolio.

Set-and-forget automation

Automated rebalancing and daily tax-loss harvesting run without you lifting a finger, which suits genuinely hands-off investors.

A full self-serve toolkit

A high-yield cash account and direct indexing at higher balances fill out its software-only investing product.

Pricing

Drag your portfolio size to see what each would cost you a year.

Portfolio size$1M
$100K$5M
Nino
$3,600 / year

A flat $300/mo, billed annually. It stays the same as your balance grows, never a percentage of your assets.

Wealthfront
$2,500 / year

About 0.25% of assets a year, so the fee climbs as your balance grows.

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