Rocket Lawyer is Investopedia’s choice for the best overall online will maker because it’s easy to use, allows unlimited changes (with a subscription), and its wide variety of legal and estate planning documents. LegalZoom is a good choice with an upfront flat rate if you’d rather not pay for an ongoing subscription. We’ve also identified low-cost and free options if you’re looking for a no-frills will-making service.
The best online will makers all have a simple, easy-to-use interface, access to additional estate-related documents, and clear instructions about how to make it binding. Some services provide secure digital storage of your documents, attorney review, and access to a border range of documents.
We collected details on cost, documents offered, reputation, and more from 10 different services to arrive at this list of six online will-makers.
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