Online wills
If you want a straightforward will without a solicitor's appointment, start here. These guides compare the options, explain what a simple will should cost and show how to get one done today.
Reviewed by the Estate Advisory Group editorial teamLegally reviewed: 13 August 2026Last updated: 13 August 2026
- Cheap Wills Online: What Should You Look For?A cheap will can be a good will, provided it is properly drafted, valid and clear.
- Simple Will OnlineA simple will covers the essentials clearly, quickly and validly.
- Fixed-Fee Will WritingA fixed fee means no surprises: you know the full cost before you start.
- Online Will or DIY Will: Which Is Better?A guided online will removes the guesswork that makes blank templates risky.
- Can I Make a Will on My Phone?You can draft a will on your phone, but signing still needs a physical document.
- Making a Will at the Last MinuteUrgent wills are possible, but capacity and proper witnessing matter more than ever.
- Best Online Will UK: How to ChooseThe best online will is properly drafted, clearly priced, and easy to sign correctly.
- Are Cheap Wills Any Good?A cheap will can be entirely valid, provided it is properly drafted and correctly signed.
- How Online Wills WorkYou answer guided questions, the service drafts your will, then you print, sign and witness it.
- Online Wills for CouplesMirror wills let couples make matching wills together, usually leaving everything to each other first.
- Same Day Will: Can You Make One Today?Yes, a straightforward will can be drafted, signed and witnessed within a single day.
- Will Writing Service vs Online WillOnline wills are self-guided software; will writing services add a person; solicitors add legal advice.
- Making a Will on a Tablet or PhoneYes, you can answer the questions on a tablet or phone, but you still need a printed, signed paper document.
- What Happens After Making Your Will OnlineYou still need to print, sign it with two witnesses, store it safely and tell your executor.
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Other guidance
- Make a willEverything you need to make a will in England and Wales: what a will does, what it costs, whether you can write your own and what makes it legally valid.
- Signing and witnessingHow to sign and witness a will correctly in England and Wales, who can act as a witness and the mistakes that stop a will taking effect.
- Executors and beneficiariesChoosing executors, naming beneficiaries, leaving property, money and possessions, and what happens to a gift if a beneficiary dies before you.
- Wills and familyWills for parents, married and unmarried couples, mirror wills, guardians, and how marriage, divorce and separation affect an existing will.
- Will guidesWhat happens if you die without a will, the intestacy rules, when to update a will, how to change one and whether you need a solicitor.
- Inheritance and giftsWho you can leave your estate to, leaving everything to one person, unequal shares between children, grandchildren, friends and the age children inherit.
- Property and willsWhat happens to a home when you die: joint tenants and tenants in common, leaving your share, mortgages, and whether an unmarried partner inherits.
- What happens when you dieWhat happens to bank accounts, joint accounts, pensions, ISAs and savings when someone dies, and how a will changes who ultimately benefits.
- Tax and estatesInheritance tax and wills explained: the nil rate band, residence nil rate band, spouse and charity exemptions, gifts and who pays the tax.
- Digital assetsWhat happens to your phone, email, social media, photos, online accounts and cryptocurrency when you die, and how to cover them in your will.
- Pets and willsWhat happens to your pet when you die, how to include a pet in your will, leaving money for their care and gifts to animal charities.
- Business ownersMaking a will if you own a business: company shares, sole trader businesses, partnership interests and what happens when an owner dies.
- Life eventsWhen to make or update a will: buying a home, moving in together, marriage, a new baby, travelling abroad, retirement and later life.
- Gifts and wishesLeaving jewellery, cars, heirlooms and cash gifts in a will, giving different gifts to different people, and recording funeral and cremation wishes.
- Blended familiesWills for second marriages and blended families: stepchildren, children from a previous relationship, grandchildren and protecting a partner and children together.
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