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One-time plans, subscriptions and form libraries. Here is what each service publishes about price and contents.
Each service's own page, read Oct 2, 2026. See source
| If you are asking | Start with | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Need just one will, once? | A one-time plan, or cancel a trial before it renews | Compare prices |
| Want a lawyer to answer questions? | LegalZoom Pro or a Rocket Lawyer membership | Attorney help |
| Also need a power of attorney? | Bundles include it; check before buying separately | Bundles |
| Signing next week? | Read your state's witness rules first | Signing rules |
One-time plans. Trust & Will sells a Will Plan for $199 (couples $299) that bundles a will, a HIPAA authorization, an advance healthcare directive and a power of attorney1. LegalZoom's will packages run from $129 for the will alone to $299; its $149 Pro package adds a healthcare directive, medical and financial powers of attorney, HIPAA authorization and 30 days of attorney consultations that renew at $25 a month2.
Subscriptions. LawDepot offers a free 7-day trial that renews at $49 a month, or a one-year subscription at $155.883. Rocket Lawyer memberships are billed yearly after a free 7-day trial: $149, $249 or $349 a year, each with unlimited documents and a different amount of attorney time4. If you only need one will, cancel before a trial renews.
Form libraries. US Legal Forms lists will forms for every state and DC5. Its Basic plan is $8 a month and Premium $15 a month when billed annually, or $39 and $59 billed monthly; Premium adds completion services for a will, power of attorney and living will6.
| Service | Price as published | Billing | Also included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trust & Will Will Plan1 | $199 | One-time; optional $49 a year membership | HIPAA authorization, healthcare directive, power of attorney |
| LegalZoom Basic / Pro / Premium2 | $129 / $149 / $299 | One-time; Pro attorney calls renew at $25 a month | Pro and Premium: directive, powers of attorney, HIPAA |
| LawDepot3 | $0 for 7 days, then $49 a month; or $155.88 a year | Subscription | All LawDepot documents while subscribed |
| Rocket Lawyer Standard / Plus / Pro4 | $149 / $249 / $349 a year | Yearly after a free 7-day trial | Unlimited documents; attorney questions vary by tier |
| US Legal Forms Basic / Premium6 | $8 / $15 a month billed annually; $39 / $59 billed monthly | Subscription | Premium: completion services, e-signature |
| Source | Each service's pricing pageRead Oct 2, 2026 | Each service's pricing pageRead Oct 2, 2026 | Each service's plan pageRead Oct 2, 2026 |
Before any promotion or tax. The service's page is the final word.
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Good for state forms you fill in yourself
Also on US Legal Forms's site
Good for several documents in one year
Also on Rocket Lawyer's site
Good for a state-specific questionnaire and one-off documents
Good for choosing how much attorney time you want
Good for a one-time bundle of four documents
Also on Trust & Will's site
Trials renew: $49 a month at LawDepot unless you cancel3.
A power of attorney and health directive are often sold separately12.
LegalZoom Pro's 30 days of calls renew at $25 a month2.
Witness rules are state law. Read the signing rules.
Trust & Will says a will does not have to be notarized except in Louisiana, but a self-proving will does need a notary1. Self-proving speeds up probate because the witnesses do not have to testify later; see our signing rules guide.
Usually not. LawDepot notes that life insurance, retirement plan assets, annuities and property held in a trust pass by beneficiary designation or ownership, not through the will3. Check the beneficiary forms on those accounts separately.
Many people use a document service for a simple will. If your estate involves a business, a family member with special needs, property in several states or a likely dispute, speak to a lawyer licensed in your state. We do not refer anyone.
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Prices, plans and document terms belong to each service and can change. The service's own page is the final word on price, availability and terms.
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