Leave everything in order.
Write your will, record everything your executor will need, and see what Inheritance Tax might be due — all in one secure place. When the time comes, nothing is left to guesswork.
Your will is free. Connected estate free for 30 days.Three steps. Done at your own pace.
Write your will
Plain-English questions guide you through guardians, gifts and who inherits what. No legal jargon, no appointments.
Record your estate
Add property, accounts, pensions, policies and documents. Note who to call and where things are kept.
Name your executor
They’re told where to find everything — and given access only when it’s needed, on terms you set.
Who would you like to look after your children?
This is called a guardian. You can name a backup in case your first choice can’t take it on.
A proper will, written one question at a time.
We explain each choice as you go, save as you type, and tell you exactly how to sign and witness it so it’s legally valid.
Everything your executor will ask about, already answered.
Most of the work after a death is finding things: which bank, which pension, where the deeds are. Record it once and keep it current.
We connect to HM Land Registry and Companies House to fill in details for you, with Open Banking coming soon. We never ask for passwords, just enough for your executor to know who to contact.
sitting in forgotten NS&I cash ISAs.
Money gets lost when nobody knows it’s there. Moves, name changes and accounts opened years ago all slip through. WillFull keeps one record, so your executors find every account, not just the ones in the post.
Source: NS&I figures for 2024/25, as reported by Yahoo FinanceKnow what might be due. Then help them pay it.
As you add your estate, WillFull keeps a running Inheritance Tax estimate, showing the allowances you’re using and where the numbers come from.
A clear handover, not a paper chase.
When the time comes, your executor sees your will, your estate and a checklist of what to do next — who to notify, in what order, with the details already filled in.
Private while you’re here. Ready when you’re not.
Encrypted throughout
Your details are encrypted in storage and in transit. Only you can see them.
Access on your terms
Executors are verified before anything is released, the way you set it up.
Legally valid
Valid in England & Wales once signed and witnessed. We walk you through it.
Always yours
Download your will and estate summary any time, whether or not you subscribe.
Your will is free. Keep everything in order from £8.25 a month.
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Questions
Yes. In England and Wales a will is valid when it's in writing, signed by you, and witnessed by two independent adults who aren't beneficiaries. We give you a clear printable guide so nothing is missed.