LawDepot review

LawDepot is a document builder rather than an estate planning service, and it works for people who want a quick template-style will. Its pricing page lists estate planning documents at $35 a month or $107.88 a year, a single document license for a one-time $7.50 to $119, and a free 7-day trial with unlimited access to all documents that renews at $49 a month. LawDepot says you can create a last will and testament in 5 to 10 minutes, then print or download it. Its will page reminds users to confirm witness, signature and notarization rules in their state, and to use a codicil for minor changes. The main risk is the trial: forget to cancel and the bill is $49 a month. There is no attorney help, and LawDepot says it is not a law firm and cannot give legal advice, so the result is only as good as the answers you give.

Who it is for

people who want a quick template-style will

Price

Estate planning documents $35 a month or $107.88 a year; single document $7.50 to $119.

Estate planning documents: $35/month or $107.88/year
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 14, 2026.

Key features

• Last will and testament built in 5 to 10 minutes, per LawDepot
• Free 7-day trial with unlimited access to all documents
• Estate planning access for $35 a month or $107.88 a year
• Single document license from $7.50 to $119
• Print or download the finished will

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Estate planning access for a full year costs $107.88
• Strength: Single document license avoids a subscription
• Strength: Over 24 years in business, per LawDepot
• Weakness: The free trial renews at $49 a month unless cancelled
• Weakness: No attorney support; LawDepot says it is not a law firm
• Weakness: Template-style output with less guidance than Trust & Will or Quicken WillMaker

Key facts

• Estate planning access: $35 a month or $107.88 a year
• Free trial: 7 days, then $49 a month
• Single document: $7.50 to $119
• Time to finish: 5 to 10 minutes

Where it ranks

LawDepot is No. 8 in our Best Online Wills verdict.