Essential
$89.99 CAD
Your Last Will
Explore EssentialClarity for the decisions that matter
A private place to plan for your wishes, your loved ones, and what comes next. Clear guidance, thoughtful steps, and one-time pricing.
Seven days to explore. No credit card required.

Thoughtful planning. Straightforward prices.
Seven days to explore, with no credit card. Buy during or after your trial. One payment in Canadian dollars.
$89.99 CAD
Your Last Will
Explore Essential$129.99 CAD
All three planning documents
Explore Complete$169.99 CAD
All three documents for you and someone you care about
Explore CouplesUpgrade by paying the difference: $40.00 from Essential to Complete, $80.00 from Essential to Couples, or $40.00 from Complete to Couples. No downgrades.
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Compare everything included →Thoughtful by design
Planning feels easier when the next step is clear. Your own space, your own pace, and support when you need it.
Separate accounts and private drafts, including when you share a Couples plan.
Explore each part of your plan in manageable steps, with your progress saved.
Start with a seven-day trial. Choose a plan during or after your trial.
Straightforward Canadian pricing. Upgrade by paying the difference, with no recurring fees.
The essentials, thoughtfully brought together
Three documents for different parts of life.
Currently available for Alberta residents.
Your wishes.
Make a plan for your estate and the people who matter to you.
Your care.
Record your wishes for personal and health-care decisions.
Your peace of mind.
Name someone you trust to manage financial and legal matters when needed.
Across Canada, one province at a time
Estate planning starts with where you live. Alberta is available now. We’re preparing to welcome the rest of Canada.
Clear expectations, from the start
Everlyst helps you prepare documents yourself. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
If you need advice about your situation, speak with a qualified lawyer in your province.
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