Everplans
7.5#2 in estate planning softwareFrom $8.33 a monthFree planiOSWebAPI
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Quicken WillMaker & Trust
6.3#13 in estate planning softwareFrom $18.25 a monthWebmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Everplans | Quicken WillMaker & Trust |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | Everplans says data at rest uses public/private key and AES256 encryption with unique keys for each user and Everplan, and communications use SSL with 2048-bit certificates. | WillMaker says online documents are encrypted and stored in the cloud, accessible only to the user. |
| Support | The help center offers troubleshooting, billing, security, content and account articles and directs users to email support for human help. | The product provides on-screen help, a legal manual, support answers, and contact information for Nolo Technical Support. |
Everplans plans
- Everplans - FreeFree
- Everplans FreeFree
- Everplans Premium$99.99 a year
Quicken WillMaker & Trust plans
- Starter Plan$109, paid once
- Plus Plan$149, paid once
- All Access Plan$219 a year
Pick Everplans if…
Everplans suits individuals and families who want to organize household documents, information, and personal decisions in one place. Financial advisors can access Everplans Professional on the web, while individuals can use the iOS app for personal Everplan tasks.
Pick Quicken WillMaker & Trust if…
It suits people preparing personal estate plans who want guided document creation, including families who cannot hire a lawyer or need documents quickly. It is intended for personal rather than professional or commercial use.