Both robo-advisors have similar yet different offerings. While the two platforms share the 0.25% advisory fee, you'll have to pay extra per year (0.40%) at Betterment if you wan to work one-on-one with a CFP.  Betterment is best for those in search of an all-around automated investing experience with access to human advisors and a wide range of account options. Wealthfront also offers accounts for all types of hands-off investors, but it's a better option for individuals who want to add crypto investments or 529 college savings plans to their automated portfolios. It also suits those who want more control over the ETFs in their automated portfolio.