While it certainly is possible to do a Will online for free, it’s not an option we recommend.
As these aren’t drafted by legal or financial professionals, they may not comply with your corresponding State or Territory legislation. They may not even be legally valid, which means that your wishes aren’t required to be carried out as directed.
Also, many online and ‘free’ Will services make you nominate that company, or an associated company, as your executor. This means that when you pass away, they carry out the executor role, while charging fees to do so. This often can be a percentage of your assets, which works out to be much more expensive than the price of a good Estate Planning team or Will review specialist.