That plus introductions and referrals to tax accountants, estate attorneys, etc., and access to investment vehicles I otherwise wouldn’t get (easily), definitely makes the 0.7% fee worth it for me.
[quick edit] Honestly, as someone who comes from an impoverished background, they also act largely as “financial therapists.” That is, I don’t make emotional decisions about money, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have tons of anxiety when I spend money on something large; they generate a wealth plan, allow me to see how my assets will change, allow me to (based on models) see if I’m overfunded, underfunded, etc., and I don’t have to do a thing other than send a text. That is insanely helpful to me, personally.