ClearLegacy compared: price, checks and refunds

SwiftWill vs ClearLegacy

By SwiftWillUpdated 22 October 2026England and Wales

Quick answer

ClearLegacy publishes £69 for a single will and £99 for two wills (checked 22 October 2026). Its will is checked automatically against the Wills Act 1837 before it is issued, one update is included, and a discussion draft is offered for complex estates. SwiftWill’s checks are automated too; it charges £35 for one will and £55 for mirror wills.

What does ClearLegacy publish?

ClearLegacy’s published offer, checked 22 October 2026, with each fact’s own source and date, beside SwiftWill’s terms. Prices include any VAT.
Feature	ClearLegacy	SwiftWill
Single will	£69	£35
Two wills	£99	£55 for mirror wills
Who checks the will	Automated check against the Wills Act 1837 before the will is issued	Automated checks; no individual solicitor review
Appointment and review	Online questionnaire, then an automated review against the Wills Act 1837; the will is issued once it has passed ClearLegacy’s checks. Source, 22 October 2026	Self-service interview and preview; automated checks only
Delivery	First draft emailed straight after payment; the signing-ready PDF usually follows within 24 hours. Source, 22 October 2026	PDF once payment is verified
Updates	One free update after payment; after that a full rewrite, which its homepage FAQ prices at £69. Source, 22 October 2026	Free regeneration for the same people with the recovery file
Printing	Final documents supplied as a PDF for you to print and sign. Source, 22 October 2026	You print the PDF
Original storage	Does not store the signed original; keeps a digital draft for 90 days to re-download. Source, 22 October 2026	Not offered; you keep the signed original
Refunds and cancellation	No change-of-mind refunds once the first draft is sent; full refund if a paid will is never delivered; errors it introduces are corrected free. Source, 22 October 2026	30-day money-back guarantee, including after download
Regulation	Trading name of Kaizen Finance Ltd; states it is not a firm of solicitors, is not regulated by the SRA and does not provide legal advice. Source, 22 October 2026	Not a law firm; no legal advice

ClearLegacy states it is not VAT registered, so its prices are the totals. No subscription; one update is included.

SwiftWill publishes this comparison and sells one of the two services. How the comparison was researched, and its limits.

How do the prices compare?

ClearLegacy listed £69 for a single will and £99 for mirror wills when checked on 22 October 2026, and says it is not VAT registered, so those are the totals. SwiftWill charges £35 and £55. Neither sells a subscription, and both publish a fixed price before you start.

How does ClearLegacy check a will?

Its refund policy says every will goes through an automated review against the Wills Act 1837 and is issued once it has passed ClearLegacy’s checks, with the signing-ready PDF usually emailed within 24 hours. For a complex estate its terms describe a discussion draft to take to a solicitor rather than to sign. SwiftWill’s checks are automated too, and it redirects complex circumstances before payment instead of drafting for them.

How do refunds and updates differ?

ClearLegacy does not refund a change of mind once the first draft is sent, refunds in full if a paid will is never delivered and includes one free update; later changes are a full rewrite at the standard price. SwiftWill publishes a 30-day money-back guarantee and free regeneration for the same people using the recovery file. Neither service stores the signed original for you.

Who might each option suit?

ClearLegacy may suit you if you want a discussion draft to take to a solicitor for a more complex estate, or a will under Northern Ireland law, which its terms also describe.
SwiftWill costs less at the published prices (£35 against £69 for one will), offers a 30-day money-back guarantee that applies after download and lets you regenerate the will for the same people without a limit on updates. It covers England and Wales only.

Sources

Sources checked 22 October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is ClearLegacy cheaper than SwiftWill?

No. On 22 October 2026 ClearLegacy listed £69 for a single will and £99 for mirror wills, and it says it is not VAT registered. SwiftWill charges £35 and £55. Both services check wills automatically; ClearLegacy issues the will once it has passed its checks.

Can I get a refund from ClearLegacy?

Its refund policy, updated 14 September 2026, says it does not refund a change of mind once the first draft has been emailed, but refunds in full if a paid will is never delivered and re-issues a corrected will free if it introduced an error. SwiftWill publishes a 30-day money-back guarantee that applies after download.

Does ClearLegacy store the signed will?

No. Its terms say it does not store the signed original and keeps a digital draft for 90 days so you can download it again. SwiftWill does not store originals either. GOV.UK explains how to deposit a will with HM Courts and Tribunals Service for a one-off £24 fee.

Make your will online today

£35 once, or £55 for mirror wills. Preview free before you pay, download your will as soon as payment is confirmed, and update it later for the same people at no extra cost. No subscription.

30-day money-back guarantee · Preview before payment · No subscription