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The 10 providers we track — fees, minimums, and who each one is best for. Pick one for the full review.
Fidelity Go
Free under $25k from Fidelity
- Fee
- $0 under $25k, then 0.35%
- Minimum
- $10
Best for: Fidelity customers starting with a small balance
Read the full review →M1 Finance
Customizable 'pie' portfolios with $0 management fee
- Fee
- $0
- Minimum
- $100
Best for: DIY-minded investors who want automation
Read the full review →Schwab Intelligent Portfolios
$0 advisory fee robo from a brokerage giant
- Fee
- $0
- Minimum
- $5,000
Best for: Schwab customers who want a $0-fee robo
Read the full review →Vanguard Digital Advisor
Vanguard's low-cost digital advice
- Fee
- 0.20%
- Minimum
- $100
Best for: Cost-conscious long-term index investors
Read the full review →Axos Invest
Percentage-of-AUM managed portfolios from Axos Bank
- Fee
- 0.24%
- Minimum
- $500
Best for: Axos Bank customers wanting managed investing
Read the full review →SoFi Automated Investing
Low-cost automated portfolios from the SoFi ecosystem
- Fee
- 0.25%
- Minimum
- $0
Best for: SoFi members starting with $0
Read the full review →Betterment
The original robo-advisor, built for goal-based investing
- Fee
- 0.25%
- Minimum
- $0
Best for: Goal-based planning with no account minimum
Read the full review →Wealthfront
Automated investing with industry-leading tax optimization
- Fee
- 0.25%
- Minimum
- $500
Best for: Hands-off investors who want a polished automated portfolio
Read the full review →SigFig (Tandems)
Free under $10k, then 0.25%
- Fee
- 0.25% (free under $10k)
- Minimum
- $2,000
Best for: Investors who want free management on smaller balances
Read the full review →Acorns
Round-ups and spare-change investing
- Fee
- $3–$6/mo
- Minimum
- $0
Best for: Spare-change investing from everyday purchases
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