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SwiftWill vs TenMinuteWill

By SwiftWillUpdated England and Wales

Quick answer

TenMinuteWill publishes £80 for a single will and £120 for two wills (checked 22 October 2026). A professionally qualified will writer checks each TenMinuteWill will after purchase, and re-writes are free for 60 days. SwiftWill charges £35, or £55 for mirror wills, and has no will-writer check.

What does TenMinuteWill publish?

TenMinuteWill’s published offer, checked 22 October 2026, with each fact’s own source and date, beside SwiftWill’s terms. Prices include any VAT.
FeatureTenMinuteWillSwiftWill
Single will£80£35
Two wills£120£55 for mirror wills
Who checks the willIndividual check by a professionally qualified will writer after purchaseAutomated checks; no individual solicitor review
Appointment and reviewOnline questionnaire. The homepage says a professionally qualified will writer checks every will, normally emailing within a few hours of purchase, and will confirm from a scan that the signed will was executed correctly. Source, 22 October 2026Self-service interview and preview; automated checks only
DeliveryWill available to download immediately after payment; a printed and bound copy is optional. Source, 22 October 2026PDF once payment is verified
UpdatesUnlimited free re-writes for 60 days after purchase. After that, a new document costs 20% less (check included) and resets the 60 days. The price list also shows a £20 checking fee for a re-written document. Source, 22 October 2026Free regeneration for the same people with the recovery file
PrintingPrint and bind £45 for a single will or £60 for a pair of mirror wills. Source, 22 October 2026You print the PDF
Original storageOptional storage at £50 a year for one will or £70 for a pair, second year free; retrieval costs £50 per will. Source, 22 October 2026Not offered; you keep the signed original
Refunds and cancellationTerms: the 14-day right to cancel ends once you choose to generate your documents. The homepage offers a 100% refund if something is legally wrong with the will and it is TenMinuteWill’s fault. Source, 22 October 202630-day money-back guarantee, including after download
RegulationRun since 2002 by Portology Ltd, a member of the Society of Will Writers (a voluntary self-regulatory body). Source, 22 October 2026Not a law firm; no legal advice

Its price list says these prices include all applicable taxes and the check of the documents first bought, although the page title still reads “+VAT”, so confirm the total at checkout. Wills drafted over the phone cost £160 for one person or £240 for mirror wills.

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

Is TenMinuteWill cheaper than SwiftWill?

No. TenMinuteWill’s price list showed £80 for a single will and £120 for a pair of mirror wills when checked on 22 October 2026, including its check of the documents first bought. SwiftWill charges £35 and £55 and has no individual check, so the gap reflects a different service as well as a different price.

What does TenMinuteWill offer that SwiftWill does not?

A professionally qualified will writer checks each will after purchase, normally emailing within a few hours, and will confirm from a scan that the signed will was executed correctly. It also sells protective property trust and discretionary trust wills, wills drafted over the phone from £160, printing and storage. SwiftWill has no individual check and no trust wills; it directs those circumstances to professional advice before payment.

How do updates and cancellation differ?

TenMinuteWill includes unlimited free re-writes for 60 days, then 20% off a new document, which resets the 60 days. SwiftWill has no time limit for regenerating a will for the same people with the recovery file. Under TenMinuteWill’s terms the 14-day right to cancel ends once you choose to generate your documents, although it offers a full refund if a legal error is its fault; SwiftWill publishes a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What do storage and printing cost?

TenMinuteWill charges £45 to print and bind a single will and £50 a year to store one, with the second year free and a £50 fee to retrieve it. SwiftWill offers neither: you print the PDF and store the signed original yourself. GOV.UK lets anyone deposit a will with HM Courts and Tribunals Service for a one-off £24 fee.

Who might each option suit?

  • TenMinuteWill may suit you if you want a qualified will writer to check the will and confirm from a scan that it was signed correctly, or need a protective property trust or discretionary trust will, which SwiftWill does not prepare.
  • SwiftWill may suit a straightforward will where the price matters more than a personal check, with no time limit on regenerating it for the same people.

Sources

Sources checked 22 October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much does TenMinuteWill cost?

Its price list, checked on 22 October 2026, shows £80 for a single will and £120 for a pair of mirror wills, and says its prices include all applicable taxes. The page title still reads “+VAT”, so confirm the total at checkout. SwiftWill’s £35 and £55 are the full prices you pay.

Does TenMinuteWill check my will?

Yes. Its homepage says a professionally qualified will writer checks every will after purchase, normally emailing within a few hours, and will confirm from a scan that the signed will was executed correctly. SwiftWill has no individual check.

Can I cancel a TenMinuteWill order?

Its terms give a 14-day right to cancel that ends once you choose to generate your documents, and printed documents cannot be cancelled once made. SwiftWill publishes a 30-day money-back guarantee, including after download.

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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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