Folks, Fidelity advisors are all on salary, they don't benefit from you signing up for their managed programs. You can ask them this directly, they expect the question and won't be offended. Just ask. My advisor has been great, early on he asked my if I was a DIY or would like more help, told him DIY, he said great, lets talk about whatever you need help with. He showed me a lot of things on the website, how to create account groups and organize things, how to rename accounts, improved my use of the retirement planner, and checked my budget and caught some errors. He wanted to find out how conservative/aggressive I was as an investor, and He recommended asset allocations in my bucket system. Told him I want to use VTI as my primary stock fund. Great, that's a very good fund.
Also, there is a dedicated team that I can email and get quick responses and they are great. They don't ever bother me with asking for managed accounts, expensive whatever. Fidelity makes money just having your accounts.
Just my 2 cents. Wish I had engaged a Fidelity advisor much earlier. I have had Fidelity accounts for 20 years, and like some people here thought talking to an advisor would somehow cost me money. So wrong.