To the moon, baby!
What does your current financial planner do that you find valuable, and why do you want to make a change.
I ask all of this as honest questions. Personally, I've never felt the need for a financial planner or similar software.
If you want to go more the DIY route after getting a plan from an advisor, links like the one below are pretty detailed.
They currently have a waitlist, but appear similar to New Retirement with all the calculators and scenario analysis. They charge $300 for first year and $100/year after that.
The obvious caveats will be whatever expertise your planner or other planners may bring to the table, but for access to calculations and simulating various scenarios, it's not a bad deal.