Lisa E.
Simple!
Very easy process and reasonable. Most attorney's want $800 to help you with a will. This has everything you need. Very friendly and nice working with Praneet.

Though everyone leaves their wealth on Earth, 150 million Americans do not have a will. We help you make personalized and reliable Wills online. Our mission is to make Estate Planning accessible and affordable to all. The process takes only a few minutes and our documents are drafted by Attorneys. You can download and print a tailor-made Will by answering a set of simple questions on the platform to suit your specific needs.
TrulyWill (trulywill.com) has 22 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Lisa E.
Very easy process and reasonable. Most attorney's want $800 to help you with a will. This has everything you need. Very friendly and nice working with Praneet.
Jon C.
Very user friendly with intuitive drop-downs and text boxes. If you are missing something, you can't continue so you know you are being thorough.
Bruce T.
Had this on my mind since way too long! But always thought the activity to be cumbersome. The TrulyWill tool was incredibly easy and straightforward to use. There were proper explanations at all stages and I'm glad I was able to complete my Will and other documents before it gets too late.
Tracey B.
I think this is a great tool to make estate planning easier! It walks you through the entire process without having to sit down and spend hours with a lawyer. I would definitely recommend for my friends and family!
Sean D.
Great experience. Very user friendly. Simplified. An easy solution to making a will. Would highly recommend!
Dolores A.
The program is mostly easy to use. The few questions that I needed help with were quickly answered by support.
Brad L.
Was quick and easy
Stephanie Q.
This was a quick and easy way to resolve the anxiety I had around estate planning. The process was much simpler than I had anticipated-- I needed to think through the answer to some pretty fundamental questions (for example, who would I ask to care for my children), but it didn't take a ton of granular detail about possessions, property, etc to lay out our wishes around some critical questions. I think it's a great innovation in the space and something I'd definitely mention to friends.