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EstateDraftFL

Florida Estate Planning Pricing

One-time prices for Florida self-help documents. Compare what each purchase includes before you start.

Estate plans

Florida-tailored documents you complete online, with built-in completeness and format checks.

Will-Based Plan

$199

Individual · $299 couples

The essentials — your will, power of attorney, healthcare directive, and HIPAA release.

  • ✓ Last Will & Testament
  • ✓ Durable Power of Attorney
  • ✓ Healthcare Directive & Living Will
  • ✓ HIPAA Release & Authorization
  • ✓ Tailored to Florida law
  • ✓ Document packet inventory check
Individual: inclusions, fees and refunds
Couples: inclusions, fees and refunds
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Trust-Based Plan

$499

Individual · $699 couples

Everything in Will-Based, plus a revocable living trust. Probate avoidance depends on proper funding, asset ownership, and beneficiary designations.

  • ✓ Everything in the Will-Based plan
  • ✓ Revocable Living Trust (probate avoidance depends on funding and asset ownership)
  • ✓ Trust funding instructions
  • ✓ Tailored to Florida law
  • ✓ Document packet inventory check
Individual: inclusions, fees and refunds
Couples: inclusions, fees and refunds
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60-day money-back guarantee. No subscription required.

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These are packages for individuals and families. Firm workspaces are licensed separately, and checkout refuses a consumer package inside a firm's workspace — nothing is charged.

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Documents, deeds and other services

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Single documents

Draft any Florida document from $99, filled with exactly what you write.

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Florida Lady Bird Deed

$199 for the deed and recording instructions.

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Florida Probate Administration

$349 for the guided probate workspace; court and attorney fees are separate.

Start probate →

TrustFundingFix

$299 per matter: institution letters typed from your own asset list, the retitling checklist, and a designation worksheet you fill in.

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Affordable Florida estate planning

Built for families at every economic level

Choose the product you need: self-help drafting, deeds, probate support, TrusteeClear, or a firm workspace. Clear prices, no subscription for public plans.

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The platform, in checkable numbers

computed at build · attested facts dated inline (latest 2026-09-15)

Counts of forms, fill lanes, circuits, and languages are computed from the shipped registries at build — they cannot drift from the product. The corpus is 873 Florida and 66 federal primary-law sources. Stored text hashes were rechecked on 2026-09-15; 16 July estate-law publications were compared with their publishers. Other sources retain their recorded edition dates. Bench results are the committed CI snapshot. Court-bound exports enforce Rule 2.520 (2026-07-23). Verify the bench yourself.

See exactly how EstateDraftFL compares to LegalZoom & Trust & Will — price and what you get.

Start with the free tools

No card, no subscription, no pressure — these are full tools, not teasers with the answer withheld.

  • HomesteadClear™ — your home, now and after

    Own your Florida home? Read the general homestead rules — who may inherit it and what Florida's constitution and statutes require — each rule cited, with the questions to raise with a lawyer of your choice. Inherited one? See the rules for heirs. Always free.

    Read the homestead rules →
  • Florida Learning Center

    What a will, a trust, homestead, and probate actually do under Florida law — plain language on real statutes, with worked examples. It states the law and recommends nothing.

    Open the Learning Center →
  • Court-forms browser

    Find your county's judicial circuit and browse the pinned official probate forms — descriptions and when each is used, free to read.

    Find my circuit →
  • Trustee role check

    A free walkthrough of what a Florida successor trustee actually signed up for, before any paid step.

    Check the role →
  • EstateBench

    The public, reproducible benchmark this platform is held to — every release runs it in CI and publishes the scorecard.

    See the scorecard →
  • Keep your work

    A free account keeps the plans and purchases you save. Finish an intake and continue through sign-in to save it; unfinished questionnaires are not automatically saved. Sign in by email link — no password or card needed to create an account.

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Are you a Florida Estate-Planning firm? License the attorney platform — drafting, probate, and the Trustee layer — for your clients.

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EstateDraftFL is document-preparation software — not a law firm — and does not provide legal advice; it is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney. Documents are assembled from your own answers, with no review of your situation — automated or by a lawyer.

Last updated October 2, 2026

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Florida estate plan cost on EstateDraftFL?

The Will-Based Plan is $199 for an individual ($299 for couples); The Trust-Based Plan is $499 for an individual ($699 for couples). One flat price per plan — no subscription for public plans, backed by the 60-day money-back guarantee.

Is there a subscription or recurring fee?

No. Public estate plans, the probate flat fee, and the audit products are one-time purchases. Firm workspaces are licensed separately on their own pricing page.

What does the flat-fee Florida probate service cost?

$349, flat. It covers the guided probate workspace — assessment, document preparation, and deadline tracking for the administration. Court filing fees and any attorney's fees are always separate.

What can I use for free?

HomesteadClear (the general homestead rules for your own home, and for an inherited one), the court-forms browser with circuit lookup, the trustee role check, and the public EstateBench scorecard are all free — full tools, not teasers.

What is the refund policy?

Every public purchase carries the 60-day money-back guarantee: Not satisfied within 60 days? Open Payments in your account to request a full refund — no questions asked.

Is EstateDraftFL a law firm? Is this legal advice?

No. EstateDraftFL is self-help legal software — it prepares documents from your answers, on your decisions. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Independent legal services are not included; consult a licensed Florida attorney for advice about your situation.

How does EstateDraftFL compare to LegalZoom or Trust & Will?

The comparison page lays it out line by line — price and what you actually get — with competitor prices quoted as published on their own sites, dated. EstateDraftFL is Florida-only by design: statute-locked language, Florida execution requirements, and Florida-specific documents.

General information about Florida law, not legal advice.