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SwiftWill vs MyIntent

By SwiftWillUpdated England and Wales

Quick answer

MyIntent publishes £249 for a single will and £349 for two wills (checked 24 September 2026). MyIntent’s price includes legal advice in a video appointment with a law firm or its own legal team, who then prepares the will. SwiftWill charges £35 for one will and £55 for mirror wills, with automated checks and no individual solicitor review.

How do the published offers compare?

Published offer from MyIntent, checked 24 September 2026, beside SwiftWill’s terms, checked 24 September 2026. Prices include VAT. SwiftWill publishes this comparison and sells one of the services.
FeatureSwiftWillMyIntent
Single will£35£249
Two wills£55 for mirror wills£349
Who checks the willAutomated checks; no individual solicitor reviewLegal advice in a video appointment with a law firm or MyIntent’s legal team
Appointment and reviewSelf-service interview and preview before payment; rules-based validation and no individual solicitor review. Source, 24 September 2026Online interview with typed and video answers and immediate online advice, then an optional free 30-minute video appointment with a legal adviser who prepares the will. Source, 24 September 2026
DeliveryPDF generation after payment verification; print and sign the final version. Source, 24 September 2026By email within 48 hours of the video appointment or payment; a Basic Will without an appointment within 5 working days after its legal team checks your answers and ID. Source, 24 September 2026
UpdatesKeep the recovery file and matching paid order; identity corrections or older orders may need support. No annual fee. Source, 24 September 2026Its published price list has no update subscription or amendment price; ask before instructing. Source, 24 September 2026
PrintingPrint the downloadable PDF yourself; no posted-copy service. Source, 24 September 2026Standard service is a download; print and post costs £20. Source, 24 September 2026
Original storageArrange safe storage yourself; the recovery file is not the signed original. Source, 24 September 2026Sample will-writing terms say the adviser will not store your signed will under that agreement; storage may be arranged separately. Source, 24 September 2026
Refunds and cancellationPublished 30-day money-back guarantee, including after download. A refund does not revoke an already signed will. Source, 24 September 2026Sample terms describe a 14-day right to cancel, a possible charge for work done and loss of the right if you download or receive the posted will within 14 days. Actual terms are in the client care letter. Source, 24 September 2026
RegulationTerms say SwiftWill is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice and creates no solicitor–client relationship. Source, 24 September 2026Sample terms say its panel law firms are regulated by an approved regulator; MyIntent’s own legal team is led by a regulated solicitor, but MyIntent is not a regulated organisation. Source, 24 September 2026

Basic Will prices include VAT. A qualifying charity’s MyIntent page can make the first Basic Will free (a mirror will for a partner is then £175). Trusts, tax advice and other extras are quoted separately. MyIntent says it is provided by Bequeathed, a professional fundraising company.

Why does MyIntent cost more than SwiftWill?

MyIntent’s £249 Basic Will and £349 Basic Mirror Wills, including VAT, come with legal advice: after its online interview you can book a free 30-minute video appointment with a legal adviser, who prepares the will. SwiftWill’s £35 and £55 buy automated preparation without advice. The two are different services, so the price gap is not a like-for-like saving.

Can you get a MyIntent will for free?

Sometimes. Its price list shows a free Basic Will for people who register through a qualifying charity’s MyIntent page, with a mirror will for a partner at £175. MyIntent says it is provided by Bequeathed, a professional fundraising company. Check whether a charity you support offers this route, and read our list of other free will options.

What costs extra?

Its published price list quotes extras such as a specific gift (£175), inheritance tax advice (from £250), a property protection trust (£557) and other will trusts (from £950), plus £20 to print and post. Apart from the Basic Will, the list says these prices are estimates and the adviser will give a quote. SwiftWill does not sell trusts or tax advice at any price.

Who gives the advice, and is it regulated?

MyIntent’s sample terms say its panel law firms are regulated by an approved regulator, while its own legal team is led by a regulated solicitor but MyIntent itself is not a regulated organisation. The actual terms are in the client care letter you sign, which names your adviser. Ask which firm will act for you and which complaints route applies before the appointment.

What does SwiftWill provide?

A guided interview, document preview, automated validation, downloadable PDFs and signing instructions. There is no annual update fee: regeneration for the same people uses a private recovery file and matching paid order. The £55 pair shares instructions; choose separate wills if your wishes differ. This does not include individual solicitor advice or review, and SwiftWill’s suitability questions send people with trusts, business or overseas assets, a likely dispute or capacity concerns to professional advice before payment.

How should you choose?

If you want someone qualified to check your individual document, choose a service that explicitly includes that, and ask what the check covers. If your circumstances involve trusts, overseas assets, a business or difficult family arrangements, obtain advice before choosing a template: our guide to online wills and solicitors sets out which situations need which. If price is the deciding factor, the cheapest online will comparison lists every service we checked, including free routes.

What is the comparison based on?

Published provider information, checked on the dates shown, and SwiftWill’s current terms. We have not purchased and independently tested each competitor’s service. This is a comparison of selected published offers, not a customer satisfaction survey or a ranking of document quality. Promotional eligibility and terms may change.

Before buying, check the scope of advice, the final price, optional renewals, how to complain and what happens to your documents if you stop using the service. See the Competition and Markets Authority’s guidance for will-writing customers.

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Sources

Sources checked 24 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is MyIntent the same as Bequeathed?

Yes. MyIntent says it is a service provided by Bequeathed, a professional fundraising company, and the bequeathed.org address now redirects to myintent.life.

Does MyIntent include legal advice?

Yes. Its Basic Will price includes a free 30-minute video appointment with a legal adviser, from a panel law firm or MyIntent’s own legal team, who then prepares the will. SwiftWill does not provide legal advice.

How long does a MyIntent will take?

MyIntent says it emails the will within 48 hours of the video appointment or payment, or within 5 working days for a Basic Will requested without an appointment. SwiftWill generates the PDF once payment is verified.

Are these equivalent services?

No. Professional advice or individual review changes the service you receive. Compare the scope, exclusions, support and complaint routes as well as the price.

Who publishes this comparison?

SwiftWill, which sells one of the services compared. This is not an independent ranking. Verify current prices and terms on each provider’s own site.

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Published by SwiftWill. First published ; updated . General information for England and Wales, not legal advice. Sources are linked in the guide; publication is not an individual legal review. Spotted an error? See our corrections log.

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