Last updated October 8, 2026
Trust & Will and EstateDraftFL both sell a will plan and a trust plan online, and on September 10, 2026 their headline prices were close: Trust & Will’s official page showed its Will Plan "starting at $199" and its Trust Plan "starting at $499", with an optional "$49/year" membership and attorney support at "+$299". The difference is scope, not the number. Trust & Will builds documents for all fifty states; EstateDraftFL builds only Florida documents, from the Florida statutes, with the homestead, elective-share, lady bird, and probate rules handled directly. This is general information, not legal advice, and we are not neutral — the facts are dated and linked so you can check them.
Method and freshness
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Published facts, side by side
| Comparison point | EstateDraftFL | Trust & Will |
|---|---|---|
| Will plan | $199 individual · $299 couples — the Will-Based Plan (will, durable POA, healthcare directive and living will, HIPAA release) | "Cover the basics – starting at $199" (Will Plan). Couples pricing is not shown separately on the comparison page. |
| Trust plan | $499 individual · $699 couples — the Trust-Based Plan (adds the revocable living trust with funding instructions) | "Avoid probate – starting at $499" (Trust Plan). |
| Recurring terms | None required. Every plan is a one-time price; no subscription or membership is offered. | Membership "$49/year" (AI-powered answers, a Digital Vault, one free document shipment per year). "Payment plans are available for both our Will Plan and Trust Plan." |
| Attorney access | Take the finished plan to any licensed Florida attorney of your choosing — never bundled, never required. Independent legal services are not included. | "Attorney Support +$299" — "Work directly with a licensed estate planning attorney for professional guidance." |
| 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. | The page describes state-specific plans customized by the customer; it 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 with a state layer (as the page describes it: state-specific documents). |
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 Trust & Will may be the better fit
If you want a national brand’s membership benefits — the digital vault, document shipping, and AI answers — or you expect to move between states and want one account that follows you, Trust & Will’s plan may fit better. If your property, family, and probate exposure are in Florida, a Florida-only platform is built around the rules that decide what your documents actually do.
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Comparing plans, 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. Trust & Will is a trademark of its owner; this page is an independent comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Trust & Will.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Trust & Will document 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 website produced the document. The bigger question is whether the contents fit Florida law: homestead, the elective share, and how the home passes.
What do the two will plans cost?
On September 10, 2026, Trust & Will's official page showed its Will Plan starting at $199 and its Trust Plan starting at $499. EstateDraftFL's Will-Based Plan is $199 for one person and $299 for a couple; the Trust-Based Plan is $499 and $699. Both are one-time prices.
Does either product require a subscription?
Neither requires one. Trust & Will offers a $49/year membership and attorney support at +$299; EstateDraftFL offers no membership at all: every plan is a one-time price.
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.