Nino, Facet, and Range are worth comparing with Domain Money, but they suit different kinds of help. Nino lets you choose AI software alone or add a human CPA and CFP team. Facet and Range offer planning memberships with different advisor access and tax services. Compare the work you need and the cost over several years—Domain Money’s renewal price is lower than its first-year fee.
What changes when you leave Domain Money?
First identify what you want to improve: the price, the amount of contact, a particular equity or tax issue, or the ability to use software without a human advisory membership.
Domain Money’s Essential tier includes foundational planning with a human CFP. Strategic adds services including tax filing and RSU/ESPP planning. Comprehensive expands access and covers more complex equity and tax situations. Its published session limits and filing scope differ by tier.
If you already have a useful plan and a planner who knows your finances, switching means explaining that history again. A new service should solve a concrete problem, rather than simply offer a different dashboard.
Compare first-year and ongoing fees
| Provider and plan | Published price | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Domain Money Essential | $3,900 first year; $2,900 at annual renewal | Foundational planning; tax filing is on higher tiers |
| Domain Money Strategic | $5,200 first year; $4,200 at renewal | Tax filing and RSU/ESPP planning; check return limits |
| Domain Money Comprehensive | $9,000 first year; $8,000 at renewal | More complex planning and broader access |
| Facet | Core $2,600; Plus $5,500; Complete $8,700 annual list prices | Meeting access, equity coverage, and partner tax filing by tier |
| Range | Premium $3,950; Platinum $5,950; Titanium $12,500 annually | Planning on all tiers; tax projections on Platinum and filing on Titanium |
| Nino AI software | Basic $20, Pro $100, Ultra $200 per month | Use the app yourself for connected accounts, questions, and planning tools |
| Nino software + services | Individual from $3,600, Family from $4,800, Business from $12,000 annually | Ultra software plus a human CPA and CFP team; filing and planning scope depend on the plan |
Sources: Domain Money, Facet, Range, and Nino. Prices checked September 15, 2026. Facet’s displayed promotional prices are below list price, and annual payment waives its listed enrollment fee. Compare the offer and renewal terms you will actually receive.
Software prices describe a different purchase from a human planning engagement. They belong in the comparison only if software on its own would meet your needs.
Choose based on the missing service
| What you want to change | What to investigate |
|---|---|
| You want to work through questions yourself | Nino’s software connects account information and documents so you can ask about your finances and compare decisions, without hiring an advisor |
| You want people to build and carry out the plan | Nino’s software + services adds financial planning, tax planning and filing, and help following through from a human CPA and CFP team |
| You want another CFP membership | Compare Facet’s scheduled meetings, ongoing access, equity planning, and tax-filing tier with your current service |
| You want access to several specialties | Compare Range’s team model, planning tools, and the tier needed for your tax returns |
| Your existing planner works well | Compare Domain Money’s renewal cost with the cost and effort of starting over |
For tax work, distinguish a projection from a filed return. Ask who prepares and signs the return, which states and entities are covered, and how new information reaches the planner. Domain Money discloses a Taxfyle partnership for filing; arrangements differ across providers.
Calculate the cost over your intended relationship
Using the listed prices, Domain Money Strategic costs $9,400 over two years: $5,200 initially plus $4,200 at renewal. A competing quote of $5,000 each year totals $10,000. The higher first-year price can still produce the lower two-year total.
Now add costs that the headline leaves out: extra returns, special projects, investment expenses, and any overlap with your existing service. Domain Money also discloses that certain third-party investment models may have a separate platform fee.
Use the same service requirements in both columns. A lower bill that leaves you finding another tax preparer may not lower your total cost.
Before moving your records
Ask the new firm to explain how it would handle your next decision, using its date and the information it needs. For example: an approaching RSU vest, a retirement date, or a return that is already being prepared. This reveals more than a general promise of comprehensive planning.
Then confirm cancellation terms, access to your previous plan and documents, and who finishes work already underway. Keep ownership of each deadline clear during the handoff.
Nino publishes this comparison and is one of the providers discussed.