Willed is a large, credible Australian service — they say 160,000+ Australians have used them since 2020, and they offer things we deliberately do not. This page is an honest comparison, including the two areas where Willed is the better buy. eQUILL is $139 once, with no subscription of any kind.
| Willed | eQUILL | |
|---|---|---|
| Single will | $159 | $139 |
| Two wills for a couple | $238 bundled | $278 (two separate purchases) |
| Ongoing update fee | Free 12 months, then optional $15 / year | No subscription offered or needed |
| Solicitor review | By Willed Law, on request | Included, by our solicitor team |
| Power of Attorney | $99, or $89 with a will | Not available |
| Probate & funeral services | Yes | No — wills only |
| Support | Phone and chat | |
| Time to complete | About 20 minutes | About 15 minutes |
Willed pricing and features above were checked in August 2026 from willed.com.au. Prices change — please confirm current figures with Willed before relying on this table.
Two clear cases, and we will not pretend otherwise.
If you and your partner both need wills, the maths today is simple: Willed is $238 for two, and eQUILL is $278 for two. Willed is $40 cheaper up front.
The counterweight is what happens afterwards. Willed's free updates run for twelve months, after which unlimited updates are an optional $15 a year — per will. With eQUILL there is nothing to renew on either will, ever. Whether that matters depends on how long you expect the documents to sit in a drawer. See wills for couples for how we handle two wills.
Both services produce wills that can be legally valid in every Australian state and territory, both use plain-English questions instead of legal drafting, and both require exactly the same thing from you at the end: print it, sign it in front of two witnesses present at the same time, and tell your executor where it is.
On the prices we checked in August 2026, yes — $139 against $159 for a single will, a $20 difference. Willed includes 12 months of free updates and then offers unlimited updates as an optional $15 a year. eQUILL has no subscription option at all, so the price you pay is the whole price.
Not as a bundled product yet. Willed sells two wills for $238. With eQUILL, two people each buy their own will at $139, which is $278. If a discounted couples bundle is the deciding factor, Willed is currently cheaper for two people and we would rather say so plainly.
No. We only do wills, and we do that one thing carefully. Willed sells an Enduring Power of Attorney for $99, or $89 added to a will. If you want both documents in one place today, Willed can do that and we cannot.
No. Both produce wills capable of being legally valid across Australia. Validity comes from execution — writing, your signature, and two witnesses present at the same time — not from the brand on the document.
Because we sell one product and keep the operation deliberately small. We do not run funerals, probate services or a call centre. A narrower business has lower overheads, and the saving goes into the price rather than into a broader product range.