We charge what we charge. No hidden fees, no "consultation calls" that end with a bigger bill. You see the total cost before you begin — just like you should. Your first draft arrives straight after payment; the final Will usually within 24 hours.
The Will-writing market in the UK is wide: you can pay £20 for a DIY kit from WHSmith or £400 for a solicitor on the high street. Here's where we sit, and why. For a fuller breakdown of every route, see our guide to will costs in England and Wales.
Provider
Single Will
Mirror Wills
Format
ClearLegacy
£89
£129
Online, reviewed
Farewill
£100
£160
Online, reviewed
Co-op Legal Services
£150+
£245+
Phone or online
High-street solicitor
£150–£400
£250–£600
Face to face
DIY kit (WHSmith etc.)
£20–£40
£40–£80
Paper form, no review
Prices above are typical published rates, last checked 25 September 2026. Farewill and Co-op prices are taken from their public websites; solicitor ranges reflect typical published market rates for standard Wills.
Our prices changed on 1 October 2026. From that date a Single Will is £89 and Mirror Wills are £129. Before 1 October 2026 they were £69 and £99, and every order placed before then was charged at those prices. If you have seen £69 or £99 quoted anywhere — an older article, a comparison site, a saved page or a search result — that figure is out of date. The price shown on this page and at checkout is the price that applies to any order placed now. Still no subscription, still one free update.
What you get for £89
The number matters less than what sits behind it. Every Single Will at ClearLegacy includes:
A legally valid Will drafted to the Wills Act 1837
Named beneficiaries and a residuary clause covering everything else
Appointment of executors and — if you have children under 18 — guardians
Specific gifts: jewellery, cars, named cash amounts, charitable legacies
A simple funeral wishes section
A digital copy you can re-download any time
A signing and witness pack (who can witness, who can't, common mistakes)
One free update after payment — address change, new executor, new child
Compared to DIY kits: a £20 paper kit has none of the above review built in. Most DIY Wills that fail in probate fail on witness or signature issues — not legal drafting. Our £89 tier closes that gap.
Pricing questions
A single online Will costs £89 with ClearLegacy; Mirror Wills for couples cost £129 in total. Across the market for England and Wales, online Wills typically range from £89 to £160, while a straightforward will from a high-street solicitor costs £150–£400+. Every ClearLegacy price includes checking and delivery usually within 24 hours, one free update, and no subscription.
No. The price you see for your Will is the total ClearLegacy fee. No hourly billing, no consultation charges, no surprise invoices.
High-street solicitors charge £150–£400 for a straightforward will because of office overheads and hourly billing. We use structured online questions that cover the same legal ground with no wasted time. For complex estates we still recommend a solicitor.
It can be. Every ClearLegacy Will is drafted to the formalities of the Wills Act 1837. A Will prepared online can be legally valid in England and Wales when all applicable legal requirements are met, including testamentary capacity, acting voluntarily, and correct signing and witnessing. Follow the supplied instructions carefully. The law does not distinguish between a Will drafted online and one drafted by a solicitor once those requirements are met.
Not for a change of mind. Your first draft is sent to you straight after payment, and at checkout you ask us to start immediately and acknowledge that your right to cancel ends once it has been sent. If you pay and your Will is never delivered to you, you get a full refund. One free update is included after payment, and if we introduce an error we will re-issue a corrected document free of charge.
Farewill charges £100 for a Single Will and £160 for Mirror Wills. Co-op starts at £149. We charge £89 for a Single Will and £129 for Mirror Wills — £11–£31 less than Farewill and around 40% less than Co-op — while using the same Wills Act 1837 framework.
No. ClearLegacy is not VAT registered, so nothing is added: £89 or £129 is the total you pay.
No. £69 for a Single Will and £99 for Mirror Wills were our prices up to 30 September 2026. From 1 October 2026 a Single Will is £89 and Mirror Wills are £129. Orders placed before 1 October were charged at the old prices; anything you see quoting £69 or £99 now is out of date. There is still no subscription and one free update is still included.
Legally valid in England & Wales when signed and witnessed correctly ·
Built around the Wills Act 1837 ·
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E&OE — errors and omissions excepted. This page is general information about the law of England and Wales, drawn from the sources it cites; it is not legal, tax or financial advice and ClearLegacy is not a law firm. Rules, figures and fees change, and we re-check them on the review dates recorded in our claims register. Check the primary source, or take advice, before relying on it for your own circumstances.