Checked September 27, 2026

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See LegalWills.ca side by side with Willful, Epilogue, LawDepot, and FormalWill: prices, updates, provinces and territories, and help for your family after you sign. Each service has its strengths, and the table shows them alongside ours.

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How LegalWills.ca compares

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How LegalWills.ca compares with other online Will services in Canada, as of September 27, 2026
What you are comparing LegalWills.ca Willful Epilogue LawDepot FormalWill
Price
A Will $49.95CAD $129 $139 By subscription: free for 7 days, then $54 a month (or $39 a month, or $95.88 a year, for estate documents only) $79, in its Premium Will Plus bundle with Powers of Attorney
Will, Power of Attorney, and Living Will $99.95CAD (Premium package, which also includes MyFuneral and MyMessages) $199 (Premium plan, which also includes an Estate Inventory; not available in Québec) $199 (not available in Québec) Included in the subscription (its Living Will is not available in Québec or Nunavut) $79 (Premium Will Plus; its Power of Attorney for property is not available in New Brunswick or British Columbia)
Couples $79.95CAD for two Wills, or $149.95CAD for two Premium packages $349 for two Premium plans (no couples price for Wills alone) $269 for two Wills, or $329 with incapacity documents Separate Wills for each partner under one subscription $158 for two Premium Will Plus bundles; no couples plan
Updates and ongoing cost
Updates Unlimited for the first year, then an optional membership from $14.95CAD a year, or $59.95CAD once for life; nothing renews automatically Free for life, with no membership Free for life, with no subscription While a subscription or licence is active; after you cancel, your documents are view-only Unlimited for one year; later terms not published
A Will with updates for life $109.90CAD in total, with a lifetime membership $129 $139 Not offered; updates need an active subscription Not offered
Where it works
Provinces and territories All 10 provinces and all 3 territories 10 provinces (not Yukon, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut) 10 provinces (not Yukon, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut) Provinces and territories (the full list is not shown publicly) All provinces and territories
Québec A Will made in the presence of witnesses, a Protection Mandate, and a Power of Attorney A Will made in the presence of witnesses only A Will made in the presence of witnesses only A Will, a Protection Mandate, and a Power of Attorney, in French No Québec-specific documents
French The complete service and your documents, anywhere in Canada In Québec only French website and questions; documents in English outside Québec Selected documents only, including its Québec Will English only
Your Will
Trusts for children and young beneficiaries Set separately for each beneficiary, to any age up to 30, with payouts in stages Payouts in stages, but one schedule for all minors One age for all young beneficiaries, with no payouts in stages An inheritance held until a chosen age One chosen age for all minor children
Executors Up to 3 acting together, and up to 3 alternates One, or two acting together, plus backups One, an optional co-executor, and one alternate One, or two co-executors, plus alternates More than one, with alternates
Assets in other countries Expat Wills for assets in Canada, Québec, the US, and the UK that work together No; its Will revokes all earlier Wills No secondary Wills Not offered Referred to a lawyer
After you sign
Help for the people you trust Free Keyholders who can unlock the documents and files you choose after your death, while your membership is active, each with a free digital wallet card for Apple Wallet or Google Wallet An email telling the people you named about their role An email to the people you named; no access for them after your death Estate Vault sharing, switched off if you cancel Not offered
Funeral wishes, messages, and records MyFuneral and MyMessages in every package; MyVault and MyLifeLocker in the Ultimate package ($129.95CAD) An Estate Inventory in the Premium plan; funeral wishes as a non-binding section of the Will Final Wishes, an asset list, and a Social Media Will, included An End-of-Life Plan, and an Estate Vault for files Asset and funeral wishes documents in Premium Will Plus
Signing and printing E-signing in British Columbia ($19.95CAD); virtual witnessing in Ontario through NotaryPro; Print & Ship from $14.95CAD per document plus shipping Digital signing in British Columbia ($49); remote notary in Ontario through NotaryPro; Print & Ship for $35 Video witnessing in Ontario ($119 to $249); print and mail for $29 Wills cannot be e-signed; nothing is mailed Print and sign at home; nothing is mailed
Help and support
Optional review of your document Legal Document Review: written comments from a qualified legal professional, $69.00CAD per document (not available to Ontario residents) Not included in its plans Not offered A lawyer phone plan, $59 a month or $590 a year A one-hour lawyer consultation (fee not published)
Support A toll-free line answered 24/7 by our assistant, which can transfer you to our support team; email and chat Live chat and booked calls, weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET; a 24/7 chatbot Phone, email, chat, and booked calls (hours not published) Phone, weekdays 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET; email; chat at some times Phone and email, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET; chat
Two-step sign-in Available (a code sent by text message) Not currently supported Not offered Not offered Not offered
Money-back guarantee 30 days 30 days (one refund per customer) None (all sales final) Annual plans, within 30 days of first purchase Not offered
Law society innovation programs Law Society of Ontario Access to Innovation, and Law Society of British Columbia Innovation Sandbox The same two programs Not listed Not listed Not listed
Reviews and track record
Reviews on Trustpilot 4.7 from 6300+ reviews 4.4 from 1,853 reviews 4.6 from 66 reviews 4.0 from 8,034 reviews No Trustpilot listing
Online since 2000 2017 2020 2001 About 2010

Prices are in Canadian dollars. Ours are before tax, which is added at checkout for your province or territory; competitor prices are as published, and most of them also add tax at checkout. Our prices are always current; competitor details were checked on September 27, 2026.

For comparison: estate lawyers' fees for Wills and Powers of Attorney for a couple average about $1,450 across Canada, and about $1,750 in Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary, according to eState Planner's pricing guide for lawyers, and a lawyer can advise you on situations that an online Will on its own cannot. A downloadable do-it-yourself kit, such as Self-Counsel's Complete Canadian Wills Kit, costs $24.95 and is not for use in Québec.

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Competitor details come from each company's own website, help pages, and terms, and ratings from Trustpilot, all checked on September 27, 2026. Services and prices change, so please check the details that matter most to you.

When a lawyer or notary is the better choice

If you own a business, have a family member who will need long-term financial support, are separated, own significant property outside Canada, or have a large or complex estate, a lawyer (or a notary in Québec) can give you advice on your situation that an online Will on its own cannot.

Read our guide to online Will services in Canada A closer look at each service, and which one suits which situation. Thinking about a do-it-yourself Will kit? See how our online service compares with a kit.
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