Willed review
A lawyer-prepared online option for Australian Wills and selected state-specific POAs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Willed is a web-based Australian estate-planning service for people creating Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney. Its Will workflow covers beneficiaries, executors, gifts, guardianship provisions for children under 18, funeral wishes and pet provisions. Users complete lawyer-prepared documents online, then download, print and sign them. Review is available through Willed Law or Willed’s estate-planning experts, giving the service a guided option for Australians who want more than a basic document template.
The published plans show a paid model with no free plan. Power of Attorney is listed at AUD 99 as a one-time purchase, while Online Will is listed at AUD 159 one time. The Online Will includes a Digital Vault, Funeral Wishes and unlimited edits for twelve months. Willed also lists Couples Wills, Will + Power of Attorney and Unlimited Will updates, with features including two individual Wills, financial, personal and medical decision coverage, and the ability to edit, re-print and re-sign documents. An optional Will-update add-on is listed at AUD 15 per year, with the first year included with each Will.
The main scope consideration is state coverage. Power-of-attorney documents are matched to NSW or Victoria requirements and support multiple attorneys acting jointly or separately, with signing and witnessing instructions. Wills are stated to be valid in every Australian state and territory, so the product suits Australians focused on core Will and POA documents, document storage and structured review. It is less suitable for someone requiring trust planning or a POA outside NSW and Victoria. Buyers should also be comfortable completing the process online and handling physical signing after download.
Willed pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Lawyer-prepared Wills valid across Australia
- Includes beneficiaries, executors, guardianship and funeral wishes
- Digital Vault storage with twelve months of Will edits
- Where it doesn't
- POA documents currently cover only NSW and Victoria
- Does not cover trust planning
- Documents must be downloaded, printed and signed
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