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WillKitCanada

For Canadians, in every province

Make sure your family is taken care of.

Most Canadian adults don't have a will. Request a free Last Will & Testament kit and take the first step today — in about a minute, with no cost and no obligation.

Get my free will kit

Takes about 60 seconds · No credit card

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Inside the kit

What you'll receive

  • Step-by-step will writing instructions (valid in every Canadian province and territory)
  • Executor designation worksheet — name who carries out your wishes
  • Beneficiary planning guide — who gets what, and how to document it
  • Asset inventory template — property, accounts, digital assets
  • Post-signing checklist — what to do once your will is complete
  • A complimentary 30-minute call with a verified estate planner in your province — ask the awkward questions ("what about my common-law partner?", "do my kids each need a guardian?"), spot the gaps you didn't know existed, and walk away confident your estate is as prepared as possible so your loved ones are protected at all costs
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The numbers

$300–$1,200

What a lawyer typically charges for a basic will. This kit is free.

Most Canadians don't need a complex estate plan to start. This kit gives you everything you need to write a legally valid will yourself — then decide if a lawyer makes sense for your situation.

More than half of Canadian adults have no will — leaving their families, assets, and children's futures unprotected.

Angus Reid Institute, 2023

“I'd been telling myself I'd get around to writing a will for years. The kit walked me through everything in about an hour. I finally feel like I've done right by my family.”

— David K., Ottawa ON · Father of three

What a will does

You may need a will if you want to…

  • Decide who receives your property and belongings.
  • Name the person who carries out your wishes (your executor).
  • Name a guardian for minor children.
  • Pass on digital assets — email, online accounts, photos, files, domains.
  • Reduce stress and uncertainty for the people you leave behind.

Why is this free?

No catch. No hidden cost.

Most Canadians have a reason they haven't written a will yet. Too busy. Not sure where to start. Assuming it costs hundreds of dollars. The truth is, if you're an adult with any assets — a savings account, a car, a relationship you care about — you need a will. It's one of the clearest things you can do for the people you'd leave behind. This kit is free. So what's your reason not to?

Request the kit

Two fields. One minute. Done.

Your kit downloads immediately and a copy is emailed to you. We'll match you with an estate planning specialist who can answer questions — no obligation, no sales pressure.

Request your free kit

Free. No obligation. Takes about 60 seconds.

Consent

We'll email your kit and match you with an estate planning specialist. No obligation. Not available in Quebec.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

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Ready to protect your family?

Request your free Last Will & Testament kit. Takes about a minute.

Get my free will kit
Get my free will kit