[scurvy]

If you want a good robo advisor with no fees, check out Wise Banyan. I'm a client, but a happy one and that's my only relationship with them.

[pscsbs]

WiseBanyan seems to be employing strategy (3): "Have a relatively low amount of AUM, charge low fees, and employee very few people." According to LinkedIn, WiseBanyan only seems to have 20-30 employees compared with Betterment's 200-250 and Wealthfront's 150-200.

[zazpowered]

I use Wisebanyan as well and would recommend it

[aorth]

According to a link about performance from a comment above, Wise Banyan has done pretty well over the last three years.

https://senzu.io/investing/robo-advisors

[neogodless]

But... you don't want to make long-term (or even short-term) investment decisions based on recent past performance.

[deelowe]

Market is up many 10s of percent. Everyone has done well over the past few years.