Best automated investing apps

Apps that invest for you automatically: robo-advisors that build and rebalance a portfolio, and brokers with recurring investments. The country column follows the region you pick at the top of the page.

Selection ruleRobo-advisor, auto-rebalancing or recurring investing
OrderBy score
Updated6 Nov 2026
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All platforms 6

#PlatformBest forStrategiesMin. investmentBot feeScore ↓GermanyActions
01Automated US portfolios
AI strategy builderNo-code strategy editorBacktestingAuto-tradingAutomatic rebalancingCommunity strategiesAPI
$50 minimum depositFree; paid from $10/mo7.5ClosedReviewVisit ↗
02Recurring and managed investing
Robo-advisorRecurring investmentsTrading APIAI insightsAgentic trading
$50 minimum (Robinhood Strategies)Strategies 0.25%/yr; Gold $5/mo6.6RestrictedReviewVisit ↗
03DIY automated portfolios
Auto-investDynamic rebalancingOne-click rebalancingRecurring investmentsCustom portfolios (Pies)
$100 initial deposit ($500 IRA)$3/mo (waived over $10k)6.5ClosedReviewVisit ↗
04AI signal followers
AI signalsAI robots (virtual accounts)Pattern recognitionTrend predictionScreenerPaper trading
Not verifiedFrom $20/mo (billed yearly)6.4Not verifiedReviewVisit ↗
05Hands-off ETF investing
Robo-advisorAuto-rebalancingTax-loss harvestingRecurring investmentsGlide path
No account minimum; $10 min deposit$5/mo or 0.25%/yr (Digital)5.4ClosedReviewVisit ↗
06Hands-off ETF investing
Robo-advisorAuto-rebalancingTax-loss harvestingDirect indexingDividend reinvestment
$500 account minimum0.25%/yr advisory fee5.4ClosedReviewVisit ↗

Robo-advisors vs trading bots

A robo-advisor builds a diversified portfolio for a goal and rebalances it; it does not trade short-term signals. Most charge a yearly advisory fee as a percentage of assets, and most are available to US residents only.

How these bots are scored

Every platform gets the same weighted score out of 10. A criterion without a primary source is not scored, and its weight is redistributed. Read the methodology.

FAQ

What does a robo-advisor cost?

Typically a yearly fee of about 0.25% of assets for digital-only plans, per the providers in our data; some charge a flat monthly fee for small balances.