Last updated October 8, 2026
Rocket Lawyer sells a membership, not a plan. On September 10, 2026 its official pricing page showed three annual tiers — Standard at "$12.41/month" billed yearly at "$149", Plus at "$20.75/month" billed yearly at "$249", and Pro at "$29.08/month" billed yearly at "$349" — each with a "Free 7-day trial", unlimited personalized documents and e-signatures, and a tiered number of attorney questions and live consultations. A per-document price without membership is not disclosed on that page. EstateDraftFL sells flat one-time Florida plans and requires no membership. This is general information, not legal advice, and we are not neutral — the facts are dated and linked.
Method and freshness
Verified as of September 10, 2026. EstateDraftFL prices are rendered from the same server catalog checkout uses. Rocket Lawyer facts are quoted as published on its official page: Rocket Lawyer’s official pricing page (Opens in a new windowSe abre en una ventana nuevaLouvri nan yon nouvo fenètОткроется в новом окнеנפתח בחלון חדש). Prices, plans, and terms change; verify the provider’s final order immediately before purchase.
Published facts, side by side
| Comparison point | EstateDraftFL | Rocket Lawyer |
|---|---|---|
| Will plan | $199 individual · $299 couples — the Will-Based Plan (will, durable POA, healthcare directive and living will, HIPAA release) | Documents come with the membership: "Unlimited personalized documents & e-signatures" on every tier. No per-document price is disclosed on the pricing page. |
| Trust plan | $499 individual · $699 couples — the Trust-Based Plan (adds the revocable living trust with funding instructions) | Included in the same membership document library. |
| Recurring terms | None required. Every plan is a one-time price; no subscription or membership is offered. | Annual memberships: Standard "$149", Plus "$249" ("MOST POPULAR"), Pro "$349", each after a "Free 7-day trial" ("Try 7 days for $0"). |
| Attorney access | Take the finished plan to any licensed Florida attorney of your choosing — never bundled, never required. Independent legal services are not included. | Standard "12 Ask an Attorney"; Plus "36 Ask an Attorney" and "12 Consult an Attorney Live"; Pro "Unlimited" for both. Outside membership, a "Legal Advice Session" is "$149 (30 min); $249 (60 min)". |
| Florida specifics | Florida only: every document is assembled from the Florida statutes and Probate Rules, with homestead devise restrictions, the elective share, the lady bird deed, and Florida probate handled directly. | A national library; the pricing page makes no Florida-specific statement about homestead, the elective share, or the lady bird deed. |
| Where the law comes from | Deterministic assembly from locked Florida masters; no model writes, phrases, or reviews a consumer document. | Proprietary national templates and "Unlimited Rocket Copilot AI" (as the pricing page describes it). |
The Florida rules any plan has to handle
Homestead. If you are survived by a spouse or a minor child, Florida’s constitution restricts how your home can be devised (§732.401, §732.4015) — a will that ignores this is not void, but the home passes as the constitution says, not as the will says. See Florida homestead.
The elective share. A surviving spouse may claim 30% of the elective estate regardless of the will (§732.2065), and the elective estate reaches into trusts and pay-on-death accounts. See the Florida elective share.
No transfer-on-death deed. Florida never adopted a TOD deed for real property; the instrument that passes a home at death outside probate is the enhanced life estate deed. See the Florida lady bird deed.
Execution. A Florida will needs two attesting witnesses present together (§732.502) and a notary only for the optional self-proving affidavit (§732.503); a Florida durable power of attorney needs two witnesses and a notary (§709.2105). Whatever tool you use, its signing instructions must match these rules.
When Rocket Lawyer may be the better fit
If you want an ongoing legal-services membership — many document types beyond estate planning, attorney questions, live consultations, e-signature — and you will use it through the year, Rocket Lawyer’s tiers may fit better. If you want one Florida estate plan at one flat price, with no trial to cancel and the Florida rules built in, that is what EstateDraftFL sells.
More head-to-head comparisons
- EstateDraftFL vs. LegalZoom →
- EstateDraftFL vs. Trust & Will →
- EstateDraftFL vs. FreeWill →
- EstateDraftFL vs. WillMaker (Nolo) →
- EstateDraftFL vs. DeedClaim (lady bird deed) →
Leaving a membership, or starting fresh? Every document here is built from your own answers on Florida templates; the free trustee role check is here if you are administering a trust.
Start the free role checkGeneral information about Florida law, not legal advice. EstateDraftFL is software, not a law firm, and we are not neutral about our own product; the facts above are quoted as published and dated so you can check them. Rocket Lawyer is a trademark of its owner; this page is an independent comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rocket Lawyer.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Rocket Lawyer will valid in Florida?
Generally yes — any will is valid in Florida if it meets §732.502 (in writing, signed at the end, two witnesses present together). Validity is about execution, not which service produced the document. Whether the contents fit Florida's homestead and elective-share rules is the separate question a Florida-only plan is built around.
What does Rocket Lawyer cost compared with EstateDraftFL?
On September 10, 2026, Rocket Lawyer's official page showed annual memberships of $149, $249, and $349 after a 7-day free trial, and legal advice sessions outside membership at $149 (30 minutes) or $249 (60 minutes). EstateDraftFL's Will-Based Plan is $199 ($299 for a couple) and the Trust-Based Plan $499 ($699), one time, no membership required.
Is there a subscription?
Rocket Lawyer's documents come with an annual membership that begins after the free trial. EstateDraftFL requires none: every plan is a one-time price, and no subscription or membership is offered.
Do I still need a Florida attorney?
Not always for a straightforward situation — but for blended families, larger estates, business interests, or special-needs planning, take the finished plan to a licensed Florida attorney of your choosing. EstateDraftFL never bundles or requires one, and independent legal services are not included.
General information about Florida law, not legal advice.