The Farewill alternative
that gives you more.

Yes. Both WillSafe UK and Farewill produce Wills Act 1837–compliant wills for England and Wales. The key difference is price and scope: Farewill's online single will is £100 and you receive a final PDF. WillSafe UK's Essentials Bundle is £89.99 and includes six documents — Will Kit, LPA Guidance Pack, Letter of Wishes, Funeral Wishes Planner, Digital Legacy Inventory, and Executor Guide — all as editable Word files and typeset PDFs.

Yes, for most buyers. Farewill's online single will is £100. WillSafe's Single Will Kit is £39.99 — 60% less. The Essentials Bundle, which includes six estate-planning documents, is £89.99 — still less than Farewill's single will price. WillSafe sells self-help templates only; there is no telephone service equivalent.

Three key differences. (1) Format: WillSafe provides editable Microsoft Word files you can update at any time; Farewill provides a final PDF you pay £10/year to update. (2) Scope: WillSafe's Essentials Bundle includes six documents for £89.99; Farewill's £100 will is a single document. (3) Process: Farewill uses a guided online questionnaire; WillSafe provides a template you complete yourself with plain-English instructions.

Yes. Under section 9 of the Wills Act 1837, any person aged 18 or over with mental capacity can make a legally valid will in England and Wales, provided it is in writing, signed by the testator, and witnessed by two independent adults who both sign in the testator's presence. Neither WillSafe nor Farewill is a firm of solicitors — will-writing is not a reserved legal activity under the Legal Services Act 2007.

WillSafe's overhead is lower — no call centre, no large marketing budget. We sell editable Word files rather than final PDFs, which means you update your will yourself without paying again. Those savings are passed on as lower prices and a more complete document bundle.

No — WillSafe UK covers England and Wales only. Farewill's online will also covers England and Wales; their Scottish product uses different drafting under the Succession (Scotland) Act 1964.