Online will services, compared

A will from $49.95, and 40% off for a spouse or partner, with a year of updates; after that, updates are $14.95 a year and aren't charged automatically.

• Phone help every day, 8am to 8pm Eastern. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Also offers a power of attorney, a living will and funeral wishes. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Says it won't sell, trade, lease or rent your personal information. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Not available in Louisiana.

Free will, living will and powers of attorney, with no account or card needed.

• A free copy of the will for your spouse. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Says its wills are valid in all 50 states and DC. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Free updates, with an instant download. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• It's paid for by ads and affiliate links.
• It doesn't make trusts or address Louisiana.

Wills are made under a membership, from $149 a year, which also includes written questions to an attorney.

• Phone help Monday to Friday, 6am to 6pm Pacific, and live chat. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Signing steps for each state, with a self-proving affidavit, Louisiana included. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Also makes a living trust, powers of attorney and healthcare documents. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• You need an active membership to edit.

From $109, with state-specific signing instructions.

• Wills print with a self-proving affidavit where your state allows one. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Phone and email help, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Eastern. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Its plans include a living trust, final arrangements and letters to survivors. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Online changes for a year, then $39.99 a year.
• Not available in Louisiana.

A basic will from $99, or $199 for a couple, on its estate plan comparison page; its main will page shows $129 and $229. 30 days of changes.

• Phone and chat help every day of the week. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Wills come with signing instructions for your state. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• The will lets you name a guardian for children and record funeral wishes. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Attorney review comes with a $199 yearly plan.

A will plan for $199.

• Live chat with a person, Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm Pacific. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Online signing and notarization in Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Nevada and Utah. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• The will plan includes a healthcare directive, a power of attorney and guardians for children and pets. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Changes later need a $49 yearly membership.
• Its privacy policy says it may be paid for sharing your details with partner banks and credit unions.

Will, trust and directives for $150 in the first year, then $50 a year.

• Phone and email support. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Covers pet documents and a health care proxy as well as the will and trust. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Its signing guide covers self-proving affidavits. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• Its terms say stored documents are deleted when you cancel, and its privacy policy says it may share or sell your information.

Will, trust and directives for $149 in the first year.

• Family members can make their own plan at no extra cost. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• A state-by-state signing guide, DC and Louisiana included. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• A refund if you ask within 14 days. Source, checked Oct 27, 2026
• You need the $39 yearly plan to keep editing or downloading.

A monthly legal plan, from $39.95, in which a lawyer from a provider firm prepares your will, covering a spouse too.

• Unlimited advice on personal legal issues from a provider law firm. Source, checked Oct 7, 2026
• A power of attorney and a living will for you and your spouse. Source, checked Oct 7, 2026
• Online notarization included, from one a year on the Basic plan. Source, checked Oct 7, 2026
• It's an ongoing membership, not a one-time document.