£150 a month, per drafter. No VAT on top.

£150 a month, per drafter. Unlimited documents, every feature included, and no VAT added — Willo is not VAT registered, so £150 is the amount that leaves your account. No setup fee, no minimum term, no notice period, no exit fee. That is the entire price list.

What you get for it#

• Will drafting — single, mirror and trust wills
• Lasting Powers of Attorney — Health and Welfare, and Property and Financial Affairs
• Trust drafting — property protection, life interest and discretionary
• Severance of joint tenancy, letters of wishes and supporting paperwork
• Client CRM — family trees, asset tracking, notes, document history, progress pipeline
• Email from your own domain over IMAP and SMTP, plus templates and campaigns
• SMS templates and campaigns
• Video meetings
• Calendar, follow-up hub and reminders
• Quotes, invoices, expenses and GoCardless Direct Debit
• Custom branding on wills, invoices, quotes and emails
• Client portal and fact find
• Ask Willo AI assistant
• Knowledgebase, video tutorials and support tickets
• Free UKRLP-registered training through Project Will
• Data export, whenever you want it

Charged separately, because they are physical things: print and post fulfilment per pack, and will storage through Custodian. Both optional, both run by Project Will, neither needed to use the software.

We don't do a free trial. Here is why.

Everyone else in this market does. WillSuite offer seven days. Sure Will Writer and Will Writer Pro offer fourteen. We offer none, and it is the first objection most people raise, so it deserves a straight answer rather than silence.

A fortnight alone with unfamiliar software, nobody to ask, and no real client in front of you tells you one thing: whether you can find the buttons. It does not tell you whether the trust clauses are right for the case you actually have, whether the follow-up hub fits how you work, or whether support picks up the phone. Most trials end with someone logging in twice, getting busy, and letting it lapse — which is a waste of your fortnight and tells neither of us anything.

So we do the opposite:

1. A walkthrough with someone who drafts in Willo daily. Not a salesperson reading a script. Bring a real case and make them draft it.
2. Then a month with everything switched on — the full platform, the training, the support.
3. No contract, no notice period, no exit fee. If it is not for you, stop paying. Your data exports out.

The month costs £150 and you get a working practice out of it rather than a sandbox. We would rather be judged on that than on fourteen days of you clicking around on your own.

What the rest of the market charges#

Taken from each provider's own public pricing page on 14 September 2026. Where a provider does not publish a price, we say so rather than guess at one.

What that actually costs you#

Two things move the real number: whether documents are capped, and whether VAT is added.

If your practice is VAT registered you reclaim the VAT and the headline numbers are the comparison. If it is not — and most one and two-person practices are under the threshold — the second row is what you actually pay, and we are £30 a month cheaper than the nearest equivalent before anyone adds a module.

Arken's entry price of £107 covers ten documents a month. A practitioner drafting sixty is buying five further packs at £12.50 each on top, then Trust Referencer at £40 + VAT if they offer trusts — which is how a £107 headline becomes well over £200 in practice.

The full working is on what will writing software actually costs.

Why there is no trial, and no annual discount#

Both are the same decision. A trial and a lock-in discount are ways of getting a commitment before you know whether the thing works. We would rather publish the price, show you it working on your own case, and earn the month. Book a walkthrough and bring a real file.