What fee-only financial advisors charge in Texas
Fee-only financial advisors in Texas who publish their prices charge a median of $3,000 a year for ongoing planning, $1,600 for a one-time plan, $250 an hour, or 1% of assets a year, from 164 firm websites. Ongoing planning here is 33% below the national median of $4,500.
| Fee | Texas | United States |
|---|---|---|
| Ongoing planning (per year) | $3,000$2,000 to $5,000 · 66 firms | $4,500 |
| One-time financial plan | $1,600$653 to $3,400 · 54 firms | $2,000 |
| Hourly rate | $250$200 to $300 · 28 firms | $300 |
| Assets under management (first tier) | 1%0.8% to 1% · 70 firms | 1% |
| No account minimum | 52%of 60 firms that state one | 50% |
Medians, with the middle half of firms below each. A figure appears only with at least 12 firms behind it. Prices are the starting prices firms publish on their own websites, each checked word for word against the page. This is the 2026 Q4 edition, with figures as of October 31, 2026.
Find a fee-only advisor in Texas
See fee-only advisors in Texas on the public graph, with each advisor's fees where they publish them. Many fee-only advisors also work with clients in other states by video, so a planner elsewhere can be an option if you want a particular specialty.
Questions
How much does a fee-only financial advisor cost in Texas?
Among fee-only firms in Texas that publish prices, the median ongoing planning fee is $3,000 a year, with the middle half between $2,000 and $5,000. That's 33% below the national median of $4,500.
What does an hourly financial planner cost in Texas?
The median hourly rate among Texas fee-only firms that publish one is $250, from 28 firms.
Do Texas fee-only advisors have account minimums?
Of 60 Texas firms that state an account minimum on their website, 52% say they have none.