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For executors in England and Wales

Settle Your Loved One’s Estate with Total Confidence

Executr turns probate into a plan you can follow: what to do next, who to write to, and what is still outstanding. One fixed fee for the whole estate, not an hourly rate.

Compare plans From £149, paid once. The fee can usually be paid from the estate.

The Executr dashboard, shown with an example estate.

Been quoted thousands? Executr is one fee for the whole estate.

Pay once and use Executr until the estate is finished, however long that takes. No monthly charges and no hourly rates.

Guided

The probate paperwork, filled in and checked before you send it.

£149 per estate

One-off payment

  • Your Inheritance Tax and PA1 probate application forms, filled in from your answers
  • An Inheritance Tax calculator that works out what the estate owes, and what you have to report
  • An HMCTS error checker, which catches what the probate service sends applications back for
Choose Guided

No card details needed

Everything through to the final accounts

Supported

The whole estate, from the first letter to the final accounts.

£399 per estate

One-off payment

  • Everything in Guided, plus:
  • Bank notification letters generated for every account
  • A 12-month file vault for statements and documents
  • An asset and expense ledger for everything coming in and going out
  • A co-executor access portal, so the others can see it and do their part
  • Final estate closeout accounts, as a PDF for the beneficiaries
Choose Supported

No card details needed

On a £300,000 estate, that is 0.05% for Guided and 0.13% for Supported.

One payment, not a subscription Usually payable from the estate No card details needed today

Built for the job nobody prepares you for

A plan, not a pile of forms

Answer some questions about the estate and the whole job comes back as steps in the order the probate registry and HMRC expect them, with honest timeframes.

The letters written for you

Every bank, pension provider, council and utility gets the right letter with the right details. We keep a list of who has replied and who needs chasing.

One place the family can see

Invite co-executors and beneficiaries to follow progress and the figures, so you are not the only one holding all of it, and nobody has to keep asking.

How it works

This is what you see when you sign in. Everything is in plain English, it saves as you go, and you can stop and come back whenever you need to.

1Tell us about the estate
Always one next step You answer questions about the will, the family and what Margaret owned. Executr works out which route through probate applies, then shows you where you are and the single thing to do now.
2Work through the tasks
Real deadlines, honest timeframes Each task says who it is for, what it costs and when it is due. We tell you what is normal — banks usually reply within 2 weeks — and remind you before anything runs late.
3Tell everyone who needs to know
Fourteen organisations, one list Executr works out who has to be told from what you have entered, writes each letter with the right account details, and tracks every reply so nothing is quietly forgotten.
4Finish the estate properly
The figures add up as you go Each bank balance and valuation updates the estate as it is confirmed, so when it is time to share things out, the accounts for the beneficiaries are already written.

Questions

Can I pay the fee from the estate?

Usually, yes. The reasonable costs of dealing with an estate can normally be paid from the estate itself. If you pay before you can reach the estate's money, you can repay yourself from it later and record that in the accounts.

Which plan is right for me?

Guided covers the application itself: it fills in your Inheritance Tax and PA1 forms, works out what the estate owes, and checks the application before you send it. Choose Supported if you are also running the estate — writing to the banks, keeping track of money in and out, sharing the job with a co-executor, and producing the final accounts for the beneficiaries.

Can I move from Guided to Supported later?

Yes. If you start on Guided and find you need the rest of the tools, you pay the £250 difference and nothing else. Everything you have already entered stays exactly as it is.

Does the fee include the probate application fee?

No. The court charges its own fee when you apply for probate, and that is paid separately to HM Courts and Tribunals Service. We show you the current amount when you reach that step, so there is no surprise.

Do I still need a solicitor?

Not always. Many executors deal with a straightforward estate themselves. Executr gives you guidance and the tools to do it, not legal advice — and if your situation is one where a solicitor would genuinely help, such as a disputed will or a trust, we say so rather than letting you find out late.

Does it work in Scotland or Northern Ireland?

Not yet. Executr follows the probate process in England and Wales. Scotland has its own process, called confirmation, and Northern Ireland has its own probate service. We would rather say no than give you guidance that does not apply where you live.

Is Executr available now?

Not yet. We are opening to a first group of executors soon. Choosing a plan reserves your place at the price shown — you are not charged today, and we do not ask for card details.