Estate Planning Made Simple
Build a legally valid will and the other documents your family will need, entirely online, at your own pace.
What You Can Create
Waypoint Estate Planning is an online tool from OneDigitalTrust, Inc. that walks you through the documents most households need: a will, a living will, a power of attorney, guardianship directions, and instructions for your pets and your property, all stored in one secure place.
Covers the Core Documents
Last will and testament, living will, power of attorney, guardianship directions, and final instructions, all in one place.
$199 for the First Year
$199 covers full access for the first year.
$36 a Year to Keep It Current
$36 a year after the first year keeps your plan current. Life changes, and your plan can too, without starting over.
A Secure Digital Vault
Store deeds, titles, and insurance policies alongside your plan, plus a snapshot of your assets and liabilities in one view.
Is This Enough for You?
For a straightforward household, this tool can build a legally valid plan without an attorney. It isn’t a replacement for legal advice in every situation.
- A straightforward estate: a home, accounts, and belongings you want to go to specific people
- No pending disputes, blended-family complications, or business ownership that would call for an attorney
- Willingness to consult an estate planning attorney if your situation is more complex
Frequently Asked Questions
For complex estates, business ownership, or family situations with real potential for disagreement, consulting an estate planning attorney is a smart, recommended step. For simpler situations, this tool can build a legally valid plan on its own.
No. If you have a home, a car, bank accounts, belongings, or even a pet, you have an estate, and a plan for it protects the people you leave those decisions to.
Yes. Renewal is optional, and there’s no obligation to continue past your first year.
Start With Just a Will
No payment required to begin.
Register and start building your basic will before deciding whether to continue.
Important Disclosures
Partner Legal Disclaimer (Last Updated: August 31, 2026). OneDigitalTrust, Inc. is an online provider of legal fill-in-the-blank interactive forms and general legal information (the Service). OneDigitalTrust, Inc. is not a law firm; we do not provide legal advice and provide no legal representation to you. By using this Service or the legal forms it generates, you are not accessing attorney services or legal advice, and you are not establishing an attorney-client relationship with OneDigitalTrust, Inc. or any of our employees. By using this Service, any information you provide us is not protected by attorney-client privilege, and neither is the information, nor the legal forms generated by this Service protected as attorney work product. This Service, our legal forms, and any legal information we provide, are not a substitute for the services of an attorney. You are responsible for determining whether to seek the advice of a lawyer. Each person’s legal situation is different, and complex situations merit legal advice and possible representation. The Service does not identify all situations in which legal representation is recommended, necessary or desirable. The information provided on the Service, requested by the Service, and the content of the documents generated by the Service, may not address your individual circumstances. The Service does not review your documents or any information you input for accuracy or legal sufficiency, draw legal conclusions, provide legal advice, or apply the law to the facts of your particular situation. Any information provided is only for your use, as general information, and is not applicable to any specific set of facts. By using this Service, you assume responsibility to provide correct and up-to-date information. Inaccuracies in information provided could affect the validity or enforceability of the documents generated by the Service. You are responsible for reading and understanding any documents generated by the Service before signing them. The financial and tax provisions of the documents generated by the Service may not fit every situation, and we do not guarantee these provisions are appropriate for your specific circumstances. You may seek financial, legal and tax advice to determine what specific tax or financial planning is best for you. Different states have different rules that may affect the enforceability or validity of planning documents. Additionally, a state’s laws may change and courts in different jurisdictions may interpret estate planning documents differently. OneDigitalTrust, Inc. does not ensure that the documents generated through use of the Service will be enforceable or valid in all states and in every instance. In most states, while choices of guardians and executors or personal representatives are given deference, there is no guarantee these choices will be upheld by a court. Guardianship appointments and executor or personal representative appointments may require approval by courts. Certain estate planning documents will not be valid or enforceable unless you follow detailed and specific steps to properly execute, and sometimes record, the documents. Failure to precisely follow directions may render your documents invalid or unenforceable. If you have questions about document execution or recording, seek the advice of an attorney. Executors, guardians, trust creators and trustees may choose to determine their rights and obligations under estate planning documents and local law. In addition, implementing, or failure to follow, will and trust provisions can have financial and tax consequences for estates, trusts, executors, trustees, guardians, heirs and beneficiaries. Executors, guardians, trust creators and trustees may consult with an attorney, financial planner and/or tax advisor for guidance. You should update your documents as your life circumstances change or to address changes in the law. Failure to do so may affect the validity or enforceability of planning documents and whether the documents achieve your intended goals.