
Your Online Will, Made Simple.
We'll guide you through creating a legally binding will online. It's the simplest way to protect your family and make your wishes crystal clear.
How to create your Will online
Answer a few questions
A panel beside every step explains what we need and why, in plain English. No jargon.
Print & sign your Will
A review page shows what your will does, and we check every one free. Then print it and sign with witnesses.
Store it somewhere safe
Keep your signed will somewhere safe, and tell your executor where it is. A will nobody finds does nothing.
Your Will is active
Once signed and witnessed, your will is legally binding. Edits are free, even after you have paid.
Why make a Will with SimpleLPA?
Designed to solicitor standards, written in plain English, and checked by a person before it reaches you.
As detailed as you need
Shares, ages, reserve guardians and executors, particular gifts, funeral wishes, what happens if someone dies before you. You can include all of it.
A person reads every will
Automated checks catch blank fields and shares that don't add up. Then someone reads it. If we spot anything, we tell you and you put it right, free.
Plain English, all the way through
A panel beside every step explains what we need and why. Before you pay, a review page sets out exactly what your will does.
Yours to change, free
Update your executors, beneficiaries, gifts or wishes whenever life changes, and download a fresh copy. No extra charge.
Choose the right online Will for you
Standard Will
from £10For one person
Learn the difference between basic and trust willsWhat's Included
- Percentage shares, set by you
- Child guardians, plus reserves
- Executors, plus reserves
- Gifts, funeral wishes and requests
- A share passes on if they die first
- Who can witness it, and in what order
Mirror Wills
from £17.50For couples
Learn the difference between basic and trust willsWhat's Included
- Two wills, kept in step
- Everything in the Standard Will, twice
- Each leaves theirs to the other first
- Then on to the people you both choose
- Guardians and executors, with reserves
- Who witnesses both, and in what order
Property Protection Trust Will
from £99Protect your home
Understand how property trusts protect your homeWhat's Included
- Everything in the Standard Will
- Your home, or your share, in trust
- Whoever you name lives there for life
- Your share still passes as you chose
- Joint tenants? The notice that severs, plus the Land Registry form
- Executor notes for the HMRC trust
Crypto Will
from £25Digital assets
What happens to your crypto when you're gone?What's Included
- Everything in the Standard Will
- Every wallet and account, by name
- Where your recovery details are kept
- A specific coin to a specific person
- Written so executors know what to find
- Who can witness it, and in what order
Common questions about online Wills
Everything you need to know before making your will online. Here are the answers to the most common questions.
A will is a legal document that says who gets your assets when you're gone. It covers your property, savings and personal belongings, and it is where you appoint guardians for your children and executors to carry it all out.
Without one, the law decides who gets your assets, not you. It's called the rules of intestacy, and it can leave an unmarried partner with nothing and a stepchild with nothing. A will puts you in control and gives your family a clear plan to follow.
Yes, you don't need a solicitor. Our step-by-step form guides you through everything in plain English, with no jargon, and most people finish in under 15 minutes from the comfort of their sofa. You get the same legally binding result for a fraction of the price.
Absolutely. An online will is just as legally binding as one drawn up by a solicitor, as long as it's signed and witnessed correctly. Our guided process makes sure your will meets all the legal requirements for England & Wales, so it's valid the moment it's properly signed and witnessed.
Our wills start from just £10, a fraction of the £150–£500+ a solicitor typically charges, and it is a one-off payment with no subscription and nothing to renew. You can write the whole thing free and only pay when you come to download it, so you see exactly what your will says before you decide. Updating it later is free too.
We check every will before it goes out. Automated checks catch blank fields, shares that don't add up and names that don't match, and then a person reads it. If we spot something, we'll email you so you can put it right and download a new copy, and there's no charge for that, and no charge for the check. What the check does is catch the obvious problems before you sign. It is not a guarantee that a will can never be challenged, and what usually decides that is how it was signed and witnessed.
Still have questions?
Our UK-based team is happy to help — real people who know the process, not a robot.
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Ready to create your Will online?
Create a legally binding will from home in minutes. No solicitor needed, no legal jargon, and checked by experts.
Also own crypto? A Crypto Will covers your normal assets and your crypto in one document.
SimpleLPA is a legal technology provider, not a law firm. We help you create your own documents and don’t provide legal advice. Every will is built to the rules for England & Wales, and we catch the slips that make a will invalid, though it is only legally valid once it is correctly signed and witnessed. For anything complex, we’d always recommend speaking to a solicitor first.