No, for 2 reasons.
1. You can do it yourself. This is very low cost. You can build a diversified portfolio for less than 0.1%.
2. If you really want an advisor you can get a personal advisor from Vanguard at 0.3%.
I really don't understand the point of Personal Capital's existence. The interactions with the advisors are all over the phone or video meetings, like Vanguard, but they charge fees comparable to the guys with the expensive offices. What's the point?