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LegalDraft™

Pricing, in plain words

Pay per document. That’s the whole price.

No subscriptions, no tiers that expire, no fine print. Pick what you need for the document in front of you.

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Prepare a document

Answer a simple questionnaire — your answers fill an attorney-reviewed template for your state.

Single Document

$79per documentOne template, your answers
  • A simple questionnaire — every choice yours, nothing pre-selected
  • Your answers placed, as typed, into an attorney-reviewed template for your state
  • The execution steps for your state — witnesses, notary, recording
  • Word (.docx) and PDF downloads
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Every purchase includes

Your answers placed as typed — the software chooses no term for you

Every election yours; a blank you leave stays a blank

Everything is yours to keep, download, and share

14-day defect refund, in plain language

Questions, answered straight

Is this legal advice?+

No. LegalDraft is not a law firm and doesn’t replace a lawyer. Your answers are placed, as typed, into a template a licensed attorney reviewed for your state — the software chooses no term for you. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney of your own choosing.

Is there a subscription?+

No. Every price on this page is per document — the price you see is the whole price.

What if something goes wrong with my order?+

If a paid document fails to generate or is materially defective, tell us within 14 days and we refund the purchase. Bought the wrong document and haven’t used the output? Tell us within 48 hours and we refund or swap it.

Do prices change by state?+

No. The same price applies in every state. What differs by state is availability: a document opens for your state when a licensed attorney there has reviewed and released its template, and says so until then.

More questions? The trust page explains what we are (and honestly are not), and the support page takes questions, refund requests, and corrections.