ONLINE ESTATE PLANNING · SINCE 2015
Create Your Living Trust Online
Put your wishes in writing and choose the people you trust to carry them out, for a fraction of typical attorney fees. Answer easy-to-follow questions online and receive your documents by email within minutes of finishing.
One flat price, paid once. No subscriptions.
Individual
For one person
$299
Married/Joint
For two people
$399
You'll start the online questionnaire next. Questions about using 299Trust? Call 877‑560‑3222.
299Trust is self-help software: you answer plain-language questions and create your own revocable living trust and other estate planning documents for your state.
Your documents
Created from your answers
Revocable Living Trust
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Last Will and Testament
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Financial Power of Attorney
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Healthcare Directive
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Medical Power of Attorney
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Last Wishes
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WHY A LIVING TRUST
What a Living Trust Can Do for Your Family
A revocable living trust holds your assets and sets out how they are managed and distributed, during your lifetime and after.
Your will generally covers property outside your trust that doesn't go automatically to someone else, such as a named beneficiary or a surviving joint owner. It is also where you nominate a guardian for minor children.
Written instructions make a difficult time easier for your family.
WITHOUT A PLAN
State law and a court may decide for you
– Your state's default rules generally decide who gets your property, and they may not match your wishes.
– If your children are under 18 and neither parent can care for them, a court chooses their guardian without your input.
– If you become unable to manage your finances, your family may need a court's permission to act for you.
WITH A LIVING TRUST
You decide who gets the assets in your trust
✓ Control. You decide how the assets in your trust are managed and distributed, and you keep using your property as usual.
✓ Continuity. You name a successor trustee to take over management of the trust when needed, such as during a serious illness or after your death.
✓ Probate. Assets properly transferred into your trust can generally pass to your beneficiaries without probate court, depending on your state's laws.
✓ Privacy. Unlike a will that goes through probate, a trust is generally not filed in court, so its terms usually stay private.
Good to know: a trust controls only the property you transfer into it. For a complex estate, an attorney may be a better fit. Read about the disadvantages of a living trust.
PROBATE COST CALCULATOR
What Could Probate Cost Your Family?
Choose a state and enter an estate value. The estimate updates as you type.
FOUR STEPS
How It Works
From choosing a plan to signing your documents and moving assets into your trust.
1
Choose your plan
Individual for $299, or Married/Joint for $399.
2
Answer the questions
Clear, plain-language questions you can answer at your own pace.
3
Get your documents
Your documents arrive by email within minutes of completing the questionnaire.
4
Sign, then move assets into your trust
Sign as your state requires, which can include witnesses and a notary. Then transfer assets, such as a home or bank accounts, into your trust.
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's Included in Your Estate Planning Package
Every plan includes these six estate planning documents. You create each one for your state by answering the questionnaire, and you can preview sample pages below.
01
Revocable Living Trust
Holds your assets, names who receives them, and appoints a successor trustee to manage and distribute them.
02
Last Will and Testament
After your death, sends property you left out of your trust into it, unless that property goes automatically to someone else, such as a named beneficiary or a surviving joint owner. Property that goes through your will may need probate. Your will also nominates a guardian for minor children.
03
Financial Power of Attorney
Lets someone you trust handle your finances and property if you can no longer manage them.
04
Healthcare Directive
Records the medical care you want, including end-of-life wishes.
05
Medical Power of Attorney
Names who will make medical decisions for you when you can't.
06
Last Wishes
Records your burial or cremation preferences and who will carry them out.
Have children under 18?
Your will lets you nominate a guardian to raise your children if neither parent can. A court makes the final decision. Learn how a plan helps parents with minor children.
WHY 299TRUST
Create your own revocable living trust and other estate planning documents online. One flat fee covers all six documents, with no appointments or subscriptions.
Why Choose 299Trust?
✓ Affordable. One flat price, paid once: $299 Individual or $399 Married/Joint. That is often $1,000 or more below typical attorney fees.
✓ Comprehensive. A living trust, will, financial and medical powers of attorney, healthcare directive and last wishes in one plan.
✓ Easy to understand. Plain-language questions, with each option explained as you go.
✓ Convenient. Work online from home, at your own pace, with no appointments.
✓ Fast. Receive your documents by email within minutes of finishing the questionnaire and paying.
✓ Help with the online process. Have a question about using the website or questionnaire, or a technical issue? Call 877‑560‑3222, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific.
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Living trust cost compared: 299Trust, other online services and attorneys
Our plan
299Trust
Other online services
Attorney-prepared
Price
$299 or $399, paid once
About $400 to $600
$1,500 to $4,000+
Documents ready
Within minutes of finishing
Varies by provider
After one or more meetings
What's included
Living trust, will, powers of attorney, healthcare directive and last wishes
Varies by provider and package
Documents plus personal legal advice
Support
Phone support for questions about using the website and questionnaire, Monday to Friday
Varies by provider
Direct access to your attorney
Best for
Straightforward estates for one or two people
People who want optional add-ons
Complex estates or anyone who wants legal advice
We checked competitors' prices on their own websites on November 4, 2026. Prices may change. The attorney range comes from published 2026 price guides. For details, see our living trust cost guide.
REVIEWS
What Our Customers Say
★★★★★
“A great way to create a trust, very easy for those who can answer a few questions and do not have complicated trust needs!”
Gerrie P., Google review
★★★★★
“The process was very smooth, and the staff was very helpful and provided prompt responses. Thank you!!”
Umesh A., Google review
★★★★★
“…purchased a living trust package, very affordable and really easy to understand it!! … I recommend to anyone who is looking for an affordable living trust, this is the right place!!”
Marco M., Google review
BBB Accredited since 2023 · A+ rating
5.0 on Google ★★★★★
WHICH PLAN IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Choose Your Living Trust Plan
Both plans include the estate planning documents listed above. Choose based on whether the trust is for one person or two.
FOR ONE PERSON
Individual
$299 one-time
A revocable living trust and companion estate planning documents for one person in your state.
✓ Revocable living trust to hold and distribute your assets
✓ Pour-over will, with guardian nomination for minor children
✓ Financial and medical powers of attorney
✓ Healthcare directive and last wishes
✓ Customer support for questions about using the website and questionnaire
FOR TWO PEOPLE
Married/Joint
$399 one-time
One shared revocable living trust for any two people, married or not, plus companion estate planning documents.
✓ One shared revocable living trust for both of you
✓ A pour-over will for each of you, with guardian nominations for minor children
✓ Financial and medical powers of attorney for each of you
✓ A healthcare directive for each of you, plus one last wishes document for both of you
✓ Customer support for questions about using the website and questionnaire
“…very affordable and really easy to understand…”
Marco M., Google review
ANSWERS
Common Questions
Can I create a living trust online?
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Yes. You prepare your own documents by answering questions online, and the software assembles them for your state. You then sign them as your state requires, often before a notary, and transfer your assets into the trust.
How much does a living trust cost?
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It depends on how you create it. 299Trust costs $299 for the Individual plan or $399 for the Married/Joint plan, which covers any two people, married or not. Both are one-time fees. Based on published prices as of November 2026, other online services charge about $400 to $600, and attorney-prepared trusts often cost $1,500 to $4,000 or more.
Is an online living trust valid?
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It can be, as long as it meets your state's requirements and is signed correctly. A trust controls only the assets you transfer into it.
When should I use an attorney instead?
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Consider an estate planning attorney if your estate is complex, you own a business, you have blended-family concerns, or you want personal legal advice. 299Trust is self-help software, not a law firm. Read about creating a trust without an attorney.
What do I need to do after I receive my documents?
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Print them, sign them as your state requires, and transfer your property into the trust. Read our guide to funding your living trust.
What support does 299Trust offer?
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Our support team answers questions about using the website and questionnaire and helps with technical issues. Call 877‑560‑3222, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific. Because 299Trust is self-help software, we don't give legal advice or review your documents. For advice about your situation, consult an estate planning attorney.
Which states do you serve?
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All U.S. states and Washington, D.C., except Louisiana and North Carolina.
LEARN
Helpful Living Trust Resources
Living Trust vs. Will
How they differ, and when you may want both.
What Is a Living Trust?
Questions to help you decide whether a trust fits your situation.
How Much Does a Living Trust Cost?
Attorney, online and do-it-yourself prices compared.
What Are the Disadvantages of a Living Trust?
The downsides to weigh before you decide.
Ready to Create Your Living Trust?
You can decide who gets your savings, investments and home, and who handles your affairs if you can't. Your trust, will and powers of attorney put those choices in writing. Start today and finish at your own pace.
Questions about using 299Trust? Call 877‑560‑3222, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific.