Compare will-writing quotes

Make a few notes first

You do not need exact balances to ask for a quote. Start with the people you want to help and the things you own.

• Who should receive your money and belongings?
• What should happen if one of those people dies before you?
• Who could carry out your wishes? This person is your executor.
• Do you have children under 18 or anyone who relies on your support?
• Do you own a home, a business or property abroad?

If you have children, read how naming a guardian works. A name in a will does not override every surviving parent’s rights.

Ask what the full price includes

• One will, or two separate wills for a couple.
• Who checks your answers and the finished document.
• Help before and after payment, and how to reach it.
• Printing, delivery, signing instructions and extra copies.
• Storage, future changes, subscriptions and any VAT.
• Cancellation, refunds and the complaints process.

Ask for the answers in writing. Check any renewal charge before you agree to it. You can use our service-comparison worksheet or download the comparison checklist (PDF).

Check whether you need personal advice

A low price is less useful if the service cannot handle your wishes. Speak to a solicitor about a blended family, a trust, overseas property or a likely dispute. Also ask for help if someone depends on you or there are concerns about understanding or pressure.

Find and choose a solicitor. You can also read the GOV.UK guide to making a will before choosing a service.

An optional online service

Make a Will Online is an external provider. It is not part of Here4Wills. Check its current price, what it checks, the support included and its terms before buying.

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The provider handles your order and document. Completing an online form is only part of the process: you must still check, sign and store the final will.