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Willo vs WillSuite

Same headline number, different bill. Theirs is per user and carries VAT; ours is per drafter and does not. For a practice that cannot reclaim VAT that is £30 a month, per person, before anything else.

Short version. WillSuite is the most widely adopted platform in the sector, with trade body endorsements and a LEAP integration. Willo costs the same for one user and a third as much for three. If you run LEAP, use WillSuite. If you are a practice that intends to grow, look hard at the pricing model.

Side by side#

Willo WillSuite
Published price £150, no VAT £150 + VAT per user
Charged per Drafter Every user
What actually leaves your account £150 £180
Three drafters £450 £540
Five drafters £750 £900
Documents Unlimited Unlimited, fair usage applies
Commitment None — cancel any month Rolling monthly
Free trial None — walkthrough, then a month 7-day free trial
Client CRM Included Included
Email from your own domain Included — IMAP and SMTP Office 365 integration
SMS campaigns Included SMS reminders
Video meetings Included Not offered
Invoicing and Direct Debit Included — GoCardless Not a core feature
Print and post fulfilment Available, branded as yours Not offered
LEAP integration Not offered Yes — LEAP Estates
Trade body endorsement None claimed SWW, IPW, ICAEW
Free training Included — UKRLP registered Not offered

WillSuite figures from willsuite.co.uk/pricing, checked 14 September 2026.

The £150 that isn't £150#

Both products advertise £150. Only one of them charges you £150.

WillSuite's price is quoted plus VAT. Willo is not VAT registered, so ours is the whole amount. If your practice is above the VAT threshold you reclaim it and the two are level. If you are below it — as most one and two-drafter practices are — the real figures are £180 against £150, and that gap multiplies by every person you add:

Drafters Willo WillSuite Difference a year
One £150 £180 £360
Three £450 £540 £1,080
Five £750 £900 £1,800

The second difference is what the seat is counted on. WillSuite charges per user — every login. Willo charges per drafter — the people actually producing documents.

A correction we owe them#

An earlier version of this site stated that WillSuite required SWW or IPW membership. That was wrong. WillSuite's own pricing page imposes no membership requirement; the member/non-member tiering belongs to Sure Will Writer, a separate product. We have fixed it here and say so plainly rather than quietly.

Where we think we win#

Price at any size above one person. Everything after the document — email from your own domain, SMS, video, invoicing, Direct Debit, print and post. And what sits behind it: a support body, free training, overflow drafting, and 500+ practitioners to ask.

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Questions

Before you ask.

Is WillSuite £150 per user or per practice?

Per user. WillSuite's own pricing page lists the Standard plan at £150 per user per month plus VAT with unlimited documents subject to fair usage. Willo is £150 per drafter regardless of how many people use it.

Do I need Society of Will Writers membership for WillSuite?

No — and this is worth correcting, because it is widely misreported and we have stated it wrongly ourselves in the past. WillSuite's own pricing page does not require trade body membership. The member/non-member tiering belongs to Sure Will Writer (£150 + VAT for SWW members at MSWW or above, £180 + VAT otherwise), which is a separate product produced by WillSuite Ltd for the Society of Will Writers.

Which is better for a firm already using LEAP?

WillSuite, almost certainly. They have a genuine LEAP Estates integration and we do not. If LEAP is your case management system, the integration will save you more friction than our pricing will save you money.

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