Make sure your family knows what to do if something happens to you.
If you are deployed or in a dangerous job, your family needs the plan in writing before you leave.
EstatePal is how you make that happen.
What is EstatePal?
Whether you’re overseas on orders or working a job where the risk is real, your family needs to know where the documents are, who handles things, and what to do. That plan needs to exist before you leave, not after. EstatePal gives you one secure place to put it all down.
It’s also for anyone who’s been putting off estate planning because it feels complicated or uncomfortable. EstatePal makes it approachable, so you can finally get it done.
Built for military families
Rotations, high-risk work, time overseas: none of it leaves room for the plan to live in your head. It has to be written down and easy to find. EstatePal makes sure your family knows where the documents are, who the executor is, and what you want, without having to guess.
It works the same way for any family that has been avoiding this. You do the work once, while things are calm, so the people you love are not left sorting it out during a hard time.
What you can do
Store your wishes
Write down what matters, medical wishes, final arrangements, and the instructions you want your family to have.
Keep documents in one place
Wills, policies, account details, and important paperwork live together in one secure, organized spot.
Leave clear instructions
Spell out who should do what, so the people you love aren’t left guessing during a hard time.
Simple, step by step
No legal jargon or overwhelm. EstatePal walks you through estate planning one plain-English step at a time.
Common questions about EstatePal
What is EstatePal?
EstatePal is an organization tool that helps you write down your wishes, list where your important documents are, and leave clear instructions for your family, all in one place.
Is EstatePal a legal document or legal service?
No. EstatePal is not a legal document and does not replace a will or an attorney. It’s a place to organize your wishes and point your family to where the real documents live.
How much does EstatePal cost?
EstatePal is one-time pricing, not a subscription. It’s $79 for the account owner, and $99 for executor activation ($79 if the owner already purchased it).
What is the Estate Binder?
A print-ready PDF summary of your estate that you can hand to your family or executor. It’s always free and never behind a paywall.
Who is EstatePal for?
Built for military families who need the plan in writing before a deployment, and for anyone who’s been putting off estate planning because it feels complicated.
Does EstatePal store sensitive information like my Social Security number?
No. EstatePal only stores the last 4 digits of sensitive numbers and notes on where the full documents are kept, never full SSNs, tax PINs, or full account numbers.