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How Much Does a Will Cost in India?

How much does a Will cost in India? Compare lawyer fees (Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 50,000) with a lawyer-reviewed online Will at Rs. 3,999 + GST.

Published 27 October 2026 · Updated 27 October 2026

How Much Does a Will Cost in India?

A Will in India typically costs Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 50,000 or more through a traditional lawyer. An online Will with advocate review can cost a fraction of that. At Saral Will, a lawyer-reviewed Will is Rs. 3,999 + 18% GST (Rs. 4,719 in total).

Price depends on how complex your family and assets are, who drafts the Will, and what extras you need. Here is where the money goes, so you can decide what makes sense for you.

What affects the cost of a Will?

  • Who drafts it. A traditional lawyer, an online platform, or you.

  • How complex your estate is. One flat and two bank accounts is simple. Several properties, a business and relatives in different countries is not.

  • Legal review. Whether an advocate checks the final document.

  • Extras. Registration, probate, consultation time and later changes.

  • Your city. Fees in metros are usually higher.

Lawyer vs online Will: cost comparison

Traditional lawyer

Saral Will

Cost

Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 50,000+

Rs. 3,999 + GST

Time

Multiple visits, days to weeks

About 15 minutes online

Advocate review

Yes

Yes

Where

Office, in working hours

From home, on any device

Price known upfront

Usually not

Yes, GST shown upfront

Changes later

Often paid again

Free edits within the plan’s period

Saral Will pricing

Plan

Price

Best for

Saral Will

Rs. 3,999 + 18% GST (Rs. 4,719)

Simple family and asset distribution

Saral Will + Consultation

Rs. 6,999 + 18% GST (Rs. 8,259)

More family members, more assets, or you want expert guidance, including a 15-minute legal consultation

You pay once. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.

Are there other costs?

Stamp paper: Not needed. A Will on plain paper is valid.

Registration: Optional. If you choose to register, there are government fees, and they vary by state.

Witnesses: Free. Choose two adults who are not beneficiaries.

Printing: A few rupees. You must print the Will and sign it by hand in front of two witnesses.

Probate: Only needed in certain cases, and it is a separate court process. See what probate is.

Is a cheaper Will riskier?

Price on its own is not the risk. What matters is whether the Will is:

  1. Structured under Indian succession law

  2. Reviewed by an advocate

  3. Signed and witnessed correctly

  4. Complete, with an executor, backup beneficiaries and a residuary clause

A low-cost Will that meets all four is better than an expensive one that doesn’t. A Will with errors can cost your family far more later through delays and disputes.

When is a lawyer worth the extra cost?

Consider a full legal consultation if you:

  • Own property in more than one country

  • Have a business with partners

  • Expect a family dispute

  • Want a trust

  • Have a blended family

The Saral Will + Consultation plan is a middle option if you want expert input without a full law firm engagement.

What you get for Rs. 3,999

  • Guided questions in plain language

  • A properly structured Will under Indian succession law

  • Advocate review before delivery

  • Guardian nomination for minor children

  • Instant PDF with signing instructions

  • 30 days after payment to complete your Will

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Frequently asked questions

Q: How much does it cost to make a Will in India?
Through a lawyer, usually Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 50,000 or more. An online Will with advocate review starts at Rs. 3,999 + GST at Saral Will.

Q: Is an online Will legally valid?
Yes, once you print it, sign it, and have two witnesses attest it. See is an online Will valid in India.

Q: Do I need stamp paper?
No.

Q: Is registration mandatory?
No, it is optional.

Q: Are there any hidden charges?
Saral Will is a one-time payment, with GST shown upfront.

Q: Can I pay in installments?
Check at checkout for current payment options (UPI, cards and netbanking are accepted).

Q: Can I change my Will later?
Yes. Every revision is a new Will that must be signed and witnessed again.

This article gives general information and is not legal advice. Prices shown are current as of publication and may change.

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