LawDepot

LawDepot does not have one price, it has five, and picking the wrong one is how people overpay for a single document.

One document, once: $7.50 to $119 as a one-time charge, depending on the document. If you need a single lease or a single will and nothing else, this is the honest option and it has no subscription attached.

Everything, monthly: a free 7-day trial, then $49 a month for unlimited access to all documents, cancellable at any time.

Everything, yearly: $155.88 for the year, renewing annually. That is about $13 a month, so if you know you will need documents for more than four months, the annual plan is cheaper than the monthly one.

One category, which is the option most people miss. LawDepot sells unlimited access to a single document category after a free trial: real estate documents at $35 a month or $107.88 a year, estate planning at $35 a month or $107.88 a year, and business documents at $45 a month or $131.88 a year.

So the decision tree is short. One document, buy it outright. One area of law, buy that category for $107.88 or $131.88 a year. Everything, $155.88 a year. The $49 monthly plan only makes sense if you genuinely need one intense month and then nothing.

// Prices checked on lawdepot.com/pricing on 9 September 2026. Single-document prices vary by document, so check the one you need before assuming the low end.