Can I try Wealth Transfer before I pay?
Yes. Family Start and Family Complete come with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to begin. You can start a transfer, assign roles, and see what each person will see before you choose a plan.
How is this different from the attorney who drew up my trust?
Wealth Transfer works alongside your attorney or advisor, not in place of them. Your attorney handles the legal documents; Wealth Transfer gives your spouse, heirs, trustee, and advisor one place to see the plan, their roles, and the reasoning behind your decisions.
Do my children need to pay or create an account to see the plan?
No. Heirs get a plain-language email invitation with a single link, and you decide what each person can see. Family Start covers you and up to three family members, and Family Complete has no limit on family members.
What kind of information do I put into the app?
Wealth Transfer stores roles, your stated intent, and a permissioned map of where documents and accounts are kept. It does not ask for account credentials. You control who is invited and what each person sees.
When should I move from Family Start to Family Complete?
Choose Family Complete when you have a trust, more than one heir, or a named trustee, and you want the decision log, heir and trustee checklists, and scheduled family reviews. Many families upgrade when a second family member joins the plan.
What does an advisor plan cost per client family?
Advisor Essentials is $199/month and includes 20 active family plans, which works out to about $10 per family each month. Advisor Pro is $499/month for up to 75 active family plans with white-labeling and CRM integration. Annual prepay includes two months free.