Sat Lally — Founder of ClearLegacy
Sat Lally is a UK technology entrepreneur and the founder of ClearLegacy, the fixed-fee online will-writing service operated by Kaizen Finance Ltd (Company No. 12092327).
Why ClearLegacy exists
Around six in ten UK adults have no will — not because they don’t care what happens to their families, but because the traditional route costs £300–£1,000, takes weeks of appointments, and feels built for somebody else. ClearLegacy was created on a simple premise: for the majority of UK estates, a legally valid will is a well-understood document that technology can draft accurately from plain-English answers, with structured compliance checks against the Wills Act 1837 — at a price that removes the excuse to keep putting it off.
The approach
ClearLegacy is deliberately not a law firm, and Sat is not a solicitor — and the service is built around that honesty. The legal validity of a will depends on the document and how it is signed, not on who drafted it. So ClearLegacy focuses on what determines real-world outcomes: precise drafting from structured questions, automated checks against the statutory requirements, plain-English signing instructions (where most DIY wills actually fail), and clear guidance to use a solicitor when an estate genuinely needs one — trusts, business assets, foreign property, or family disputes. The result: wills from £69, delivered within 24 hours, with one free amendment included.
Beyond ClearLegacy
Sat builds and operates UK technology businesses through Kaizen Finance Ltd, with a focus on using automation to make traditionally expensive professional services accessible. ClearLegacy is the group’s estate-planning service, and its editorial team maintains one of the UK’s larger plain-English estate planning resources — a knowledge base, real-world scenarios, decision trees and free-to-cite UK statistics used by researchers and journalists.
Contact
For press, partnership or data enquiries: [email protected] · +44 7707 071984 · 86/90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE.