How it works
- Pick your state. Rules differ by state, so the draft and signing steps follow yours.
- Answer the questions. No payment during the questionnaire.
- Review, download, sign. Get PDF and Word files for $29, then sign with witnesses as your state requires.
What you get for $29
- An AI-generated will draft for review, built for your state
- PDF and Word downloads
- Review findings on gaps and unclear terms
- A personal completion checklist for signing and storage
Not included: individual professional review, witness or notary services, and estate administration.
Signing is what makes it a will
In California, for example, a will must be in writing, signed by you, and witnessed by at least two people present at the same time who understand it is your will (Prob. Code § 6110). Other states differ, so read your state’s page before you sign.
Make a will online, state by state
- Make a will online in Pennsylvania
- Make a will online in California
- Make a will online in Texas
- Make a will online in Louisiana
Requirements for every supported state
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Read the step-by-step guide to making a will online · Compare requirements by state
Frequently asked questions
Is a will made with an online will maker valid?
A will is valid when it is signed and witnessed as your state requires, however it was drafted. Pactlio gives you a state-specific draft and signing steps; you complete the signing. For example, California requires two witnesses present at the same time (Prob. Code § 6110). Pactlio is an AI drafting service, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice.
How much does it cost to make a will online?
$29 is a one-time price per draft, before tax or discounts. It covers the AI-generated draft for review, PDF and Word downloads, review findings and a personal completion checklist. Individual professional review, witness or notary services, and estate administration are not included. No payment is taken during the questionnaire.
Which states are supported?
Choose your state in the selector on this page; the questionnaire checks availability for your state before you share details. Pactlio is an AI drafting service, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice.
Do I need a notary?
It depends on the state. California, Pennsylvania and Texas do not require a notary for a will to be valid, while a Louisiana notarial testament is executed before a notary public and two witnesses. See the state pages below for the statute. Pactlio is an AI drafting service, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice.
Sources
Statute text read on October 31, 2026. A will is valid only when signed and witnessed as your state requires. Pactlio is an AI drafting service, not a law firm.
This is an AI-generated draft for review. It is not legal advice.