Wills for England & Wales · Prices checked 8 September 2026

Exit State and Farewill, side by side

Both write a will online for England and Wales. The difference that matters to most people is what it costs and what happens after you have written it, so that is what is on this page. Every figure in the right-hand column is Farewill's own published price, read off their pricing page on the date above.

	Exit State	Farewill, online
One will, ready to print	£79, once	£100
Two wills, for a couple	£129, once	£160
Changing it later	Included	£10 a year, optional subscription
A subscription	None	Optional
Written over the phone	Not offered	£240 single, £380 for a couple

Farewill prices from farewill.com/pricing on 8 September 2026. Their price includes a check by their team, and their telephone service includes writing it with somebody on a call. Exit State is self-serve: nobody here reads your will, and there is no phone option. Prices change — check theirs before you decide.

What the £79 covers here

Write the whole will and read it back before you decide anything
The finished PDF, plus a witness pack that says exactly what to do
Rewrite it and download it again whenever life changes, at no charge
Funeral wishes, letters, the digital estate list and a memorial page
A dashboard your executor is given when they need it
No renewal date, no card kept on file, nobody rings you

Two of you, £129, paid by one of you

Two wills that mirror each other, for you and your partner. One payment covers both, and when one of you changes something the other is told. It is not one document with two names on it — that is not a thing English law recognises. It is a will each, with a login each, so either of you can change yours without asking the other. What the pair adds is that neither of you finds out by accident: when one will changes, the other person is told in plain English what changed.

A will each, not one document you share
Your partner gets their own login and can change theirs
Both told, in plain English, when the other changes anything
Everything the single will includes, twice over
Paid once, by one of you, for life

The pair is offered when you unlock, not before, so there is nothing to decide until you have both wills written and can read them back. If you buy one will now and marry later, the second is £50 at that point rather than £129 again.

When neither of us is the right answer

See a solicitor if you hold assets in a trust, if you own property outside England and Wales, if you are leaving out somebody who depends on you financially, if inheritance tax is likely to be a live question, or if a beneficiary cannot manage money themselves. A fixed-price form is the wrong tool for those, whoever sells it to you.

Whichever you use, a will made in England and Wales is not valid until you have signed it in ink while two adults watch, both in the room at the same time, and neither of them is somebody you have left anything to. That is the Wills Act 1837, and no online service changes it.

Write the whole thing before you decide

Create free · £79 for the will + lifetime updates