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Safewill review

#18 of 24 in Estate Planning Software

A guided Australian will service with legal review, custom drafting, and document storage.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Safewill is a web-based estate-planning service for Australians creating wills and enduring powers of attorney. Guided questionnaires support online will creation, while medical and lifestyle decision documents are also available. Users can download PDF wills for printing, signing, and witnessing. The service suits people with common will-writing needs who want legal-team review, support by chat or phone, and a digital place to store important documents.

Its paid plans divide the service into three main options. Essentials Will includes online will creation, support on demand, legal review, and access to updates. Customised Will adds personalised legal advice, bespoke drafting requirements, and priority legal review for users whose documents need more tailored treatment. The optional Updates subscription provides unlimited will updates, digital storage, and updated documents. The published offering does not include a free plan, and the normal listed will pricing starts at 160.

Safewill’s main strength is the combination of guided drafting and access to legal review, with a higher-touch path for customised wills. The service also extends beyond a basic will through enduring financial powers of attorney and medical and lifestyle decision documents. Its limits matter for more complex planning: the workflow is centred on wills, and formal testamentary trusts are not supported directly. Safewill states that complex matters can be referred to its affiliate law firm. Choose it for guided Australian will preparation with review and optional ongoing updates; choose a specialist legal service instead when your needs depend on formal testamentary trusts or broader estate-planning work.

Safewill pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Guided wills with review by an Australian legal team
    • Custom drafting and personalised legal advice are available
    • Digital vault, downloadable PDFs, and optional unlimited updates
  • Where it doesn't
    • The workflow focuses on wills rather than full estate plans
    • Access is limited to the web platform
    • Formal testamentary trusts require specialist legal advice

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