Make a will online. Fixed fee. Expert reviewed.
Society of Will Writers member
Legally binding across the UK
Done in under 30 minutes
Simple, transparent pricing
For individuals
Single Will
For one person — any age, any situation
£99
One-off fixed fee — no hidden charges
Fully guided online process — no legal jargon
Professional review before your will is finalised
Intelligent risk flagging for complex situations
Choose your executors, beneficiaries & guardians
Clear signing instructions included
Expert support available throughout
For couples
Couples’ Wills
Two individual wills — one for each of you
£99
One-off fixed fee — no hidden charges
Two complete, separate wills — each tailored individually
Each person has their own account and completes their own will
Both wills professionally reviewed before finalising
Ideal for married couples, civil partners & cohabiting couples
Risk flagging and expert support included for both
Save £49 compared to two individual wills
How Couples’ Wills work: Each person creates their own individual will through their own separate account. This means each will is completely personal and independent — we do not allow one person to complete both wills. You may have seen this arrangement referred to as “mirror wills” elsewhere. The process is straightforward — each of you simply follows the same guided steps independently.
Planning together — each protected individually
Not ready to go online? Book an appointment.
Phone appointment
Video appointment
60%
of adults in the UK have no will in place. If you’re one of them, the law — not you — decides what happens to your estate and your family.
1 in 5
wills in the UK are now written online — legally identical to a solicitor-drafted will at a fraction of the cost.
30 min
is all it typically takes with The Will Place — online or by appointment. Your family’s future protected in less time than it takes to watch TV.
What is a will and why does it matter?
What a will actually does
A will is a legal document that sets out exactly what you want to happen to your money, property and possessions after you die. It lets you name guardians for children under 18, choose who manages your estate, and record your funeral wishes.
Is an online will legally binding?
Absolutely. A will written online carries exactly the same legal weight as one written by a solicitor — provided it is correctly signed and witnessed. Our service is valid across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and every will is reviewed by a professional before it reaches you.
“The most important thing is that your will exists, is correctly made, and reflects your actual wishes.”
When should you make a will?
You own property
You have children
You have an unmarried partner
You've recently married
Your will is out of date
You have savings or investments
How to make a will with The Will Place
01
Choose how to proceed
Start online at your own pace, or book a phone or video appointment with one of our estate planners if you’d prefer to talk it through.
02
Record your wishes
Answer straightforward questions about your estate, beneficiaries, executors and guardians. Our system flags anything that needs extra attention as you go.
03
We review your will
Every will is checked by an experienced member of our team before it reaches you. If we spot anything that needs clarifying, we’ll be in touch at no extra cost.
04
Sign, witness & done
Follow our clear signing guide. Once signed in front of two witnesses, your will is legally binding across the UK.
Our will writing service is for everyone
1
First-time will makers
Never made a will before? Our process is built for people with no legal knowledge — we explain everything clearly and guide every decision.
2
Couples planning together
Our Couples’ Wills give each partner their own individual, professionally reviewed will for £149 — each completing their own independently.
3
Parents with young children
Name the guardians you trust to care for your children. A will is the only way to make this decision legally — without one, the courts decide.
4
People who prefer a conversation
Not everyone wants to go it alone online. Book a phone or video appointment and one of our estate planners will guide you through everything personally.
5
Unmarried partners
Never made a will before? Our process is built for people with no legal knowledge — we explain everything clearly and guide every decision.
6
Anyone who’s been putting it off
Most people know they should have a will. Our service is designed to make the process as quick and painless as possible — because your family deserves the protection.
Why people choose The Will Place
Every will professionally reviewed
Fixed fee — no surprises
Online or by appointment
Society of Will Writers
Intelligent risk detection
Real people, genuinely helpful
Common questions about making a will
Is an online will legally binding in the UK?
Can I make my will by phone or video instead of online?
What are Couples' Wills and how do they work?
What happens if I die without a will in the UK?
Does marriage affect my existing will?
Who can witness my will?
How does The Will Place compare to using a solicitor?
Can I update my will after I've made it?
Learn more about wills
Guide
What to consider when making a will
The key decisions you need to make before you start — from choosing executors to protecting your children.
Guide
How to appoint an executor
What an executor does, who you can appoint, and what to consider before making your choice.
Guide
Appointing guardians for your children
If you have children under 18, choosing a guardian is one of the most important decisions your will can make.
Guide
How to sign your will correctly
A will that isn’t signed and witnessed properly is not legally valid. Here’s exactly what to do, step by step.
Guide
Will trusts explained
What a will trust is, when you might need one, and how it can protect your assets for those you love.
Guide
Lasting Power of Attorney — from £75
Protect your future decisions too. An LPA ensures someone you trust can act for you if you lose mental capacity.
