Grow your will writing practice

We welcome will writers with relevant qualifications or experience. Our application process evaluates your background to ensure quality for clients on the platform.

Clients update their details through the portal, and when a will is revisited, relevant intentions, such as an upcoming marriage or divorce, surface for your review so the will keeps pace with their circumstances.

Yes. Two people drafting together are handled as one linked matter: instructions captured once, shared assets entered once, and both wills surfaced together at every later review.

Plans start with a free tier for up to 5 clients. Paid plans unlock more features, storage and seats, priced per practice rather than per will, and Extra Team Seats and Advanced AI Packs are optional add-ons. See per-practice pricing or view pricing for full details.

Directory listing is optional. What Expat183 charges depends on your profession and where you practise; the fee schedule sets out the terms for each. The terms for each country and profession are on our listing fees page.

Your published fees, a cancellation route and a complaints route, which is what the Competition and Markets Authority asked the England and Wales sector for in its October 2024 guidance on will writing. Your own regulator or professional body is yours to display.

Yes. What that looks like end to end, and what it costs, is set out for sole practitioners.

We provide platform support through our contact form, training resources, and documentation. Higher-tier plans include priority support.

Yes. The platform supports wills across multiple jurisdictions. If your client has a holiday home in France or family in Australia, you can handle their will on the same platform without referring them out.

The platform tells you exactly what each jurisdiction requires. Most require a witnessed physical signature, and that is what the platform asks for there; where a jurisdiction’s law permits a wholly electronic execution, the platform supports that instead. You manage the signing process with your client, and our signing guide covers the rules for 101 jurisdictions.