Will.com Plus · $29 per year
A complete estate plan that stays current with your life.
A will, trust, healthcare directive, and power of attorney. Built from a thorough questionnaire that covers your assets, people, and wishes. Updated whenever life changes.
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What Plus adds
Free has the four state-specific core documents. Plus completes the picture, with additional documents, a deeper questionnaire, and a plan that stays current.
A DEEPER QUESTIONNAIRE
Your real life, not a template
Free covers the basics. Plus asks about your real estate, business interests, digital accounts, specific gifts, funeral preferences, and any minor or special-needs beneficiaries. Your documents reflect what you actually own and what you actually want.
MORE LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Coverage for what free leaves out
A standalone HIPAA authorization so doctors can share information with the people you choose. A conservator nomination naming the person you would want if a court ever stepped in. Business succession provisions if you own a company. Special-needs trust language when a beneficiary needs it. A real-estate retitling checklist that walks through moving each property into your trust.
DISPOSITION OF REMAINS
Funeral wishes, in writing
A signed authorization naming the person who can carry out your funeral and burial preferences. Many states require this in writing before a funeral home can follow your instructions.
LETTER OF INSTRUCTION
The handbook your executor will actually use
Pre-filled from your questionnaire answers: accounts, contacts, fiduciaries, recurring bills, digital logins, household practical info. Editable in plain language. Not a legal document, but the one the people you leave behind will reach for first.
A LIVING PLAN
Stored, editable, kept current
Your plan is saved to your account so you can update it as life changes: marriages, births, moves, new accounts. We send an annual reminder to review. Free templates are static documents. Plus is a plan that stays current with your life.
Free vs. Plus
What you get for $29 a year.
Free
Plus
How it works
Answer questions about your family, your assets, and your wishes. About 20 minutes.
Download your documents, ready to sign with the right witnesses and notary for your state.
We remind you when life changes, so your plan keeps up. Marriages, births, moves, new accounts.
Built for the moments that matter
When you get married
Update beneficiaries, add your spouse, revise the guardian for any children. About five minutes.
When you have a child
Add them to your inventory, name a guardian, adjust the trust to provide for them until adulthood.
When you buy a home
Add the property. If you have a trust, update it so the home transfers without probate.
When someone in your plan passes
Replace the person. Your family still finds everything they need, in one place.
The math
$29 a year, compared to everywhere else.
Competitor prices verified April 2026. Attorney range reflects U.S. national averages for a basic individual revocable trust.
Zero-knowledge encrypted
We have designed our system so we cannot read your will.
Your answers and documents are encrypted in your browser using a key derived from a password only you know. The key never leaves your device, so we cannot read your data, even with full access to our database. If you forget the password, the data cannot be recovered, by us or anyone else.
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Questions
Is this legally valid?
Yes. Every document follows the execution rules of the state you select: correct witness count, self-proving affidavit where permitted, notary language where required. Sign with the right witnesses and (if your state requires it) a notary, and your documents are as legally valid as a version typed up by an attorney.
Why not just use a lawyer?
A local estate planning attorney is a fine choice for complex estates, second marriages with pre-existing families, or business succession. For most people, an attorney-drafted estate plan costs $1,500 to $3,000, is static after you sign it, and goes stale within a few years. Plus is $29 a year and is designed to stay current as your life changes. If your situation is complex, consider consulting one.
What if I already have documents from somewhere else?
Keep them. Plus can store your existing PDFs alongside the ones we generate, so your family has a single place to look. You can replace or add to what you have any time.
What happens to my documents if Will.com shuts down?
You can export your full document set and inventory any time, whether you are still subscribed or not. Documents are standard PDFs. Inventory exports as a plain file your family can read without our app.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. From your account, click Manage billing to open the Stripe portal and cancel. Your Plus access stays active until the end of the period you paid for, then ends. No retention emails, no hoops.
What is the refund policy?
30 days, no questions. Email hello@will.com within 30 days of your charge and we refund in full. You keep any documents you already generated.
Is my information private?
Your documents are private to your account. Nothing is ever shared, sold, or used to train anything. Email privacy@will.com to delete your stored data at any time.
Which states are covered?
49 states and the District of Columbia, same as the free tier. Louisiana uses a civil law system we do not support. If you live in Louisiana, a local estate planning attorney is the right path.
What happens if I downgrade to the free tier?
Your stored documents and questionnaire data remain available for 30 days after cancellation so you can download them. After 30 days, they are deleted.
Can I buy Plus as a gift?
Not yet. We are building it. For now, pay with your card and transfer the account to the recipient when you are done.
Prefer the free tier? You can still generate a will, trust, healthcare directive, and power of attorney at no cost, with no account. Plus is for people who want it stored, updated, and more thorough.
Ready when you are.
$29 per year. Less than a notary signature.