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Terms of use

Version 0.1, prototype for internal review, 22 August 2026. Copious Ltd.

1. Who we are

PerfectWill is operated by Copious Ltd, company number 11437826, registered office Unit 2a Crown Business Park, Cowm Top Lane, Rochdale OL11 2PU ("we", "us"). These terms apply to your use of this website and the will-building tool on it.

2. What the service is

The tool assembles a draft will for England and Wales from the answers you give. It is a drafting aid. It is not legal advice, and using it does not create a solicitor-client relationship with anyone. Will writing is not a reserved legal activity and we are not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

3. Free means free

There is no charge for making a will with the tool, for updating it, for the annual check or for the executor note, and no charge will be introduced for a will you have already made. We do not require you to buy anything, and we do not sell your data. Our revenue comes from referral fees paid by our panel law firm when you choose to instruct it, which we disclose before you do.

4. Your responsibilities

  1. Give accurate and complete answers. The will can only be as right as the facts you give.
  2. Read the whole document before you sign it.
  3. Sign it in accordance with section 9 of the Wills Act 1837: in the presence of two adult witnesses present at the same time, who each then sign in your presence, and who are not beneficiaries or married to or in a civil partnership with a beneficiary.
  4. Keep the signed original somewhere safe and tell your executor where it is.

5. When the tool is not suitable

The tool is designed for straightforward estates. It will decline to produce a will in certain cases (including assets outside England and Wales, business interests, trusts beyond age 18, and life-interest arrangements) and will tell you why. If you have any doubt, take advice from a solicitor before signing.

6. Panel law firm

Where we introduce you to our panel law firm, you contract with that firm on its own terms and prices. We are not party to that contract. The firm pays us a referral fee, which we disclose to you in writing before you instruct it. We never take a share of court fees, registration fees or other disbursements.

7. Liability

We do not exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything that cannot be excluded by law. Subject to that, because the service is free and is a drafting aid you are responsible for checking, we are not liable for loss arising from inaccurate answers, from a will not being signed or witnessed correctly, from a change in your circumstances or the law after the will was made, or from a decision to use the tool where a solicitor was needed.

8. Intellectual property

The clause library, the tool and this website are owned by Copious Ltd. You may use the will produced for you for any personal purpose. You may not copy the tool or the clause library for any commercial purpose.

9. Changes and ending

We may change these terms or withdraw the service. A will you have already made and signed is unaffected by anything we do.

10. Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales and the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction.

PerfectWill

PerfectWill is a service of Copious Ltd, company no. 11437826, registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Unit 2a Crown Business Park, Cowm Top Lane, Rochdale OL11 2PU. ICO registration ZA453238.

Will writing is not a reserved legal activity in England and Wales, and we are not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Probate, estate administration and lasting powers of attorney are handled by our panel law firm, a firm regulated by the SRA, which pays us a referral fee that is disclosed to you before you instruct them. Nothing on this site is legal, financial or tax advice.

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PerfectWill helps you create a valid, straightforward will. We are not a solicitor and this is not legal advice. For complex estates we will recommend you speak to a solicitor before you rely on any document for something this important.