2. Empower offers a free dashboard for net worth, portfolio analysis, a retirement planner, budgeting and a Fee Analyzer, based on linked accounts. Its advice comes from people, at 0.89% a year with a $100,000 minimum per its Personal Strategy page. See Exent vs Empower.
3. Morningstar Investor offers its own analyst research, X-Ray for allocation, sector weightings and fees, and Stock Intersection. $249 a year or $34.95 a month after a 7-day trial, per its portfolio tools page.
4. Simply Wall St scores stocks and portfolios with its Snowflake. The free plan covers one portfolio of up to 10 holdings and 5 company reports a month; paid plans are annual, per its plans page.
5. Portfolio Visualizer offers backtesting, Monte Carlo, optimization and factor regression on allocations you type in, free for up to 15 assets. See Portfolio Visualizer alternatives.