Comparisons
Every way to get a will in Canada, compared honestly.
Every page below includes a section called “where they win” — the cases where the other option is genuinely the better choice. If we only told you the flattering half, you would be right not to trust the rest.
Competitor prices checked August 4, 2026.
Online platforms
EstateCanvas vs. Willful
Willful covers ten provinces and has years of track record. We are $114 cheaper and let you read the whole will before paying.
Read the comparisonEstateCanvas vs. Epilogue
Epilogue was founded by estate lawyers and covers ten provinces. We are $124 cheaper and keep a fuller record of your estate over time.
Read the comparisonEstateCanvas vs. LegalWills.ca
LegalWills covers every province and has been running for over two decades. We are cheaper up front and our updates never expire.
Read the comparisonThe other routes
Online will vs. hiring a lawyer
A lawyer costs roughly $400 to $1,200 for a simple will — and for some estates that is money well spent. Here is how to tell which you are.
Read the comparisonEstateCanvas vs. free will kits
A free template can produce a valid will. What it cannot do is tell you when you have made a mistake.
Read the comparisonStart your will. Pay when you approve it.
Answer the questions, read your finished will, then decide. $15 until October 31, 2026 — $29 after that.