Plans in detail

Every plan, explained in full

The pricing page gives you the short version: three numbers and a short list of features. This is the long version. For each plan you will find what it is built to do, who it suits, what you actually get, and what it does not cover, so the plan you choose is the one that matches your situation.

Plan by plan

The three plans

Each plan builds on the one before it. Nothing is taken away as you move up, and the free plan stays free whether or not you ever pay for anything.

Plan 01

Foundations

$0Free forever

What it is

Foundations is the learning layer of Bonduran. It answers the questions most families have before they sign anything: which documents exist, which ones apply to their situation, and what order to handle them in. It is reading and orientation, not paperwork.

Who it is for

You are early in the process. Estate planning matters to your family, but you are not yet sure whether you need a will, a trust, or both, and you would like to understand the vocabulary before you sit down with an attorney.

What you get

  • Estate planning articles in plain language, covering wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations.
  • A readiness checklist that turns the whole subject into a short, ordered list of what you already have and what is still open.
  • A plain-English glossary for the terms that show up on legal documents and in attorney conversations.
  • A will versus trust comparison guide covering how the two differ in cost, privacy, and the work your family has to do later.
  • Email support for questions about using the platform.

What it does not include

  • Guided document preparation. Foundations explains documents, it does not walk you through drafting them.
  • The secure document vault. There is nowhere in Foundations to keep finished paperwork.
  • The attorney-ready summary.
  • Family sharing. Foundations is a single account for one person.

Plan 02

Heirloom

$19per month

What it is

Heirloom is where reading turns into a finished set of documents. It walks you through preparing each one, keeps the results in a single secure place, and produces a summary that a licensed attorney can review quickly instead of starting from a blank page.

Who it is for

You have decided to get your plan in order this year and you want structure rather than a blank page. It also suits anyone whose records are currently spread across a filing cabinet, an email account, and a drawer nobody else knows about.

What you get

  • Everything in Foundations, including the full article library, the checklist, and the glossary.
  • Guided document preparation that asks one question at a time and explains why each answer matters.
  • A secure document vault that keeps your prepared documents and supporting records together.
  • An attorney-ready summary that gathers your decisions into one document for a licensed attorney to review.
  • Priority email support, which moves your questions to the front of the queue.

What it does not include

  • Shared access. Heirloom is one account for one person.
  • Per-document access controls and activity history, which only apply once more than one person can open a file.
  • Phone support.
  • Legal advice or attorney review. Heirloom prepares you for that conversation, it does not stand in for it.

Plan 03

Heirloom Family

$39per month, up to six members

What it is

Heirloom Family takes the same preparation tools and opens them to the people who will need them. You decide who joins, and you decide file by file what each person can see. One person holds the account and manages access for everyone on it.

Who it is for

Families where more than one person is involved: spouses planning together, or adult children helping a parent keep records organized and current. It is the right plan when the question is not only what the documents say, but who is able to find them.

What you get

  • Everything in Heirloom, including guided preparation, the vault, and the attorney-ready summary.
  • Shared access for up to six family members on a single subscription.
  • Per-document access controls, so a sibling can see the healthcare directive without seeing the financial records.
  • Activity history on shared files, showing who opened or updated what, and when.
  • Phone support in addition to priority email.

What it does not include

  • More than six members on one plan.
  • Legal advice. Wider access does not change what Bonduran is.
  • Separate billing per member. One account holder pays and manages the plan.
  • Automatic access for new members. You add each person, and you set what they can open.

Side by side

Feature comparison

The same capabilities, lined up across all three plans.

CapabilityFoundationsHeirloomHeirloom Family
Estate planning article libraryIncludedIncludedIncluded
Readiness checklistIncludedIncludedIncluded
Plain-English glossaryIncludedIncludedIncluded
Will versus trust comparison guideIncludedIncludedIncluded
Guided document preparationNot includedIncludedIncluded
Secure document vaultNot includedIncludedIncluded
Attorney-ready summaryNot includedIncludedIncluded
Shared family accessNot includedNot includedUp to 6 members
Per-document access controlsNot includedNot includedIncluded
Activity history on shared filesNot includedNot includedIncluded
SupportEmailPriority emailPriority email and phone
Price$0, free forever$19 per month$39 per month

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Choosing

Which plan fits you

Three common situations, and the plan that suits each one.

Situation one

You are still reading up

You know this matters and you have started looking into it, but the terms are unfamiliar and you are not ready to commit to anything.

Start with Foundations. It costs nothing, covers the vocabulary and the order of operations, and makes any later decision an informed one.

Situation two

You are ready to prepare documents

You have a good sense of what your family needs and you want to finish it this year rather than keep researching it.

Choose Heirloom. Guided preparation gives you a path to follow, and the vault keeps everything in one place your attorney can review.

Situation three

You are organizing this with family

A spouse is planning alongside you, or you are helping a parent keep their records current and someone else needs to see part of the picture.

Choose Heirloom Family. Up to six members share one plan, and per-document controls mean each person sees only what concerns them.

Billing

Billing and cancellation

How payment works, in the same plain language as everything else here.

Monthly billing

Paid plans are billed monthly and renew on the same date each month. The price listed on this page is the price you pay, with no setup fee and nothing added at checkout.

7-day money-back guarantee

Heirloom and Heirloom Family both carry a 7-day money-back guarantee. If the plan is not the right fit, ask within seven days of your first payment and we will refund it in full.

Cancel any time

You can cancel from your account settings whenever you like. There is no phone call to make and no retention process to sit through. Cancelling returns your account to Foundations rather than closing it, so you keep the free library.

Upgrades and downgrades

Moving between plans takes effect on your next billing cycle. The plan you are on now runs to the end of the period you have already paid for, and your documents stay exactly where they are through the change.

FAQ

Questions about plans and billing

Can I switch between Heirloom and Heirloom Family later?

Yes, in either direction, from your account settings. The change takes effect on your next billing cycle. Your prepared documents and vault contents stay in place, and on the family plan you choose which members can see each file.

What happens to my documents if I cancel a paid plan?

Your account returns to Foundations and you keep the free library. Download or export the documents you prepared before your paid period ends. We suggest keeping your own copy of anything important regardless of which plan you are on.

Does Heirloom Family cost more than six separate accounts?

No. Heirloom Family is $39 per month in total for up to six members, not $39 each. Members you invite do not need their own subscriptions.

Does the money-back guarantee apply to every plan?

It applies to the two paid plans, Heirloom and Heirloom Family. Foundations is free, so there is nothing to refund.

Do I still need an attorney if I pay for a plan?

Yes, for anything specific to your circumstances. A paid plan organizes your decisions and produces a summary a licensed attorney can review. It is preparation for that conversation rather than a replacement for it.

Next step

Start where it makes sense for you

Foundations costs nothing and takes a few minutes to get into. When you are ready to prepare documents, the paid plans are one step away, and you can move between them whenever your family situation changes.

Bonduran Estate Planning Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Our articles, checklists, and document preparation tools are educational and organizational. Consult a licensed attorney for decisions specific to your circumstances.