Domain Money Advisors, LLC fees and pricing
Financial planner in New York, New York. Registered with the SEC.
According to its Form ADV Part 2A brochure dated May 20, 2026, Domain Money Advisors, LLC charges $500 an hour and a flat or project fee of $9,000 for financial planning.
Published fees
Quoted from the firm's Form ADV Part 2A brochure, filed May 20, 2026. Fees can change, so confirm with the firm before you hire them.
- Hourly rate
- $500/hr
“The firm’s current hourly rate is $500, assessed in 30-minute increments, and a partial increment will be treated as a whole (i.e. 15 minutes will be billed for 30). For all of our engagements, the Services and the fees will be detailed in your invoice, via electronic communication, and/or via the Adviser’s App…”
- Flat or project fee
- $9,000
“The Comprehensive Plan is billed at $9,000 for Year 1 and is renewed annually for $8,000. Clients who require any additional assistance or further services outside the scope of the noted engagements may be billed separately and those services will be charged on an hourly basis or based on an agreed upon fixed fee.”
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How Domain Money Advisors, LLC bills
Payment and refund terms, quoted from the fee section of the brochure.
- “The Essentials Plan is billed at $3,900 for Year 1 and is renewed annually for $2,900.”
- “The Strategic Plan is billed at $5,200 for Year 1 and is renewed annually for $4,200.”
- “Such fees may be negotiable; we may discount such fees from time to time; comparable services may be provided elsewhere and potentially for a lower fee.”
How Domain Money Advisors, LLC’s fees compare
- Its hourly rate of $500 is above the New York median of $300. 84% of the 301 other New York planners that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- 50 of the 69 other planners in New York that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- Its flat or project fee of $9,000 is above the New York median of $4,500. 81% of the 251 other New York planners that publish a flat or project fee charge less.
- 34 of the 52 other planners in New York that publish a flat or project fee charge less.
- It doesn't charge a percentage of the assets it manages, so its fee won't grow with your portfolio.
About Domain Money Advisors, LLC
“The Adviser’s investment advisory representatives are also Certified Financial Planners (“CFP®s”) and provide Clients with financial planning and/or consulting services by phone, chat or video chat (“Services”).”
- Firm size: 39 employees.
- Registered as an adviser: 2021 (5 years).
Planning areas mentioned in the brochure
- Equity compensation
Firm details from Form ADV
- How the firm is paid
- Hourly fees, fixed or flat fees, subscription fees
- Charges a % of assets
- No
- Clients
- 182
- Employees
- 39
- Works with
- Individuals and high net worth individuals
- Services reported to regulators
- Financial planning and portfolio management for individuals and small businesses
- Assets managed
- $43,285,190
- Registered with
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Disciplinary disclosures
- None reported
- SEC CRD number
- 316434
- Phone
- (646) 970-6926
Can advise clients in 40 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin
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