Most people learn what a vault really costs in year two — from their card statement. Here it is before you pay a cent instead: $120 for your first year with a 30-day free trial, then $60 a year for as long as you stay. Trusted Contact accounts for your family will be free.
That’s the whole price list. No tiers, no add-ons — the $60 renewal you just read is the number your card will see.
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There’s no “starter” vault missing the parts your family would actually need. Every subscriber gets the whole product — and at renewal, the price drops to half.
The vault stores what your attorney drafts; Gap Discovery shows what’s missing or expiring; and the Verify-Silence Release Protocol we’re building for alpha is designed to take over when your people need in and you can’t answer. See how the protocol works →
Included at launch — with several capabilities in development for alpha; we’ll walk you through the current state in the demo:
Two tiers, one honest price list
Illustrative — the free tier for family, the full vault for you, and the $60 renewal stated before you ever pay.
This category has earned a trust problem: surprise renewal charges, documents deleted on cancellation, files held hostage behind a paywall. Our answer is written here, in headline type.
Your documents are yours. There is no paywall between you and your own vault contents — ever.
Cancel and your documents remain exportable. We don’t erase your family’s map because a card expired.
One-click export of everything — during the trial, mid-subscription, or after you’ve cancelled — is in development for alpha.
Deciding between vaults? Read the honest comparisons — including what each costs and how renewal is disclosed: vs Everplans · vs GoodTrust
One subscription is designed to cover the household’s handover. At launch, the family members, executor, or healthcare proxy you invite will join as free, view-only Trusted Contacts — an account type in development for alpha.
Trusted Contacts won’t pay. No per-seat fees, no “family plan” upsell — inviting the people who’d need your documents will cost nothing.
Trusted Contacts will see what you choose to share. They won’t be able to upload, edit, delete, or download behind your back — you stay in control of your own vault.
Nobody will get access you didn’t grant. You’ll invite each Trusted Contact explicitly and set what they can see — and you’ll be able to revoke access at any time.
Honestly: it’s a good start, and far better than nothing. But both fail the same way — discovery. The family that needs the folder has to know it exists, where it lives, what the password is, and whether it’s current, usually in the worst week of their lives.
Trusted Directive is built around the handover: Gap Discovery shows what’s missing while you’re here, and the Verify-Silence Release Protocol we’re building for alpha is designed to let your people in when you can’t answer. A safe can’t notice a gap, and it doesn’t open the door by itself.
You may have seen the advice that a few inexpensive documents cover most estates — and for some situations, that’s fair advice. Trusted Directive isn’t a substitute for those documents and doesn’t draft them.
It solves the problem that arrives after the drafting is done: whether your family can find the documents, whether anything is missing or expired, and whether the right person can reach them in an emergency. $120 protects the paperwork you already invested in — however little or much it cost.
$60 a year. Year one is $120; every year after that is $60. We put the renewal price at the top of this page — at the same size as the first-year price — because surprise renewal charges are how this category loses people’s trust.
Day 31. Your first 30 days are free, starting at account creation. If Trusted Directive isn’t right for you, cancel inside the trial and you pay nothing.
They are never held hostage and never deleted on cancellation — that is our commitment. One-click export of everything, any time, is in development for alpha; we will walk you through the current state in the demo. Your vault contents belong to you, not to us.
That is the plan. Free view-only Trusted Contact accounts are in development for alpha: at launch, the Trusted Contacts you invite will see what you choose to share; they won’t be able to upload, edit, delete, or download behind your back, and they will never pay anything.
No. One plan: $120 year one, $60 a year after. Documents are automatically classified into 18 categories today; the Verify-Silence Release Protocol, the Emergency Medical Packet, gap alerts, and free Trusted Contact accounts are in development for alpha and included at launch — there’s no upgrade tier holding the important parts back.
Professionals join free and see document metadata only — categories, dates, and gap signals — never document content. Financial advisors earn a commission on client subscriptions; estate attorneys receive practice intelligence reporting instead, because bar ethics rules prohibit referral fees.
More questions — emergency access, privacy, who can see what — are answered in the full FAQ.
Trusted Directive opens to a small first group soon. Join the waitlist — your invite lands the day we do, and your first 30 days cost nothing.
Join the waitlist — your invite lands the day we open.