Hiring lawyers to draft a prenup usually costs $2,500 to $10,000, about $8,000 on average. The Trusted Prenup agreement is $595 per couple. Add notarization or attorney review if you want them.
Every package is the same prenup, written with your partner through a guided questionnaire designed by James Sexton, Esq. The difference is how you sign it and whether each of you talks to a lawyer first.
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Notarization. Online notarization runs through Proof. Our checkout adds it automatically for Arkansas, Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, and New York. It's optional in other states and not available for Louisiana prenups.
Attorney review. A private 60-minute call with an attorney licensed in your state: a line-by-line walkthrough, a state compliance check, and a signed Attorney Review Certificate. One attorney can only advise one of you, so each partner gets their own, subject to availability. See how attorney review works →
It's a complete agreement for your state, built by a divorce attorney who has read thousands of them. And you're not paying him by the hour.
James on why the traditional route costs what it does.
Here, the drafting is already done. You pay for the platform, the step where you both approve every term, and the option to add a lawyer at a fixed price.
| Route | Typical cost (couple) |
|---|---|
| Generic template | $0 to $100, usually not built for your state |
| Trusted Prenup | $595 flat, or $1,900 with an attorney for each partner and notarization |
| Traditional attorneys | $2,500 to $10,000+ (about $8,000 on average) |
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With an online service built for your state, like Trusted Prenup, a prenup costs about $595. Through traditional attorneys it usually runs $2,500 to $10,000 or more, around $8,000 per couple on average, because each partner hires a lawyer who bills by the hour.
$595 covers the full agreement: the guided questionnaire for both partners, financial disclosure worksheets, drafting for your state, and a final document ready to sign. Online notarization adds $50 ($645 total) where it's offered. Checkout adds it automatically for Arkansas, Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, and New York, and it isn't available for Louisiana prenups. Attorney review is optional at $699 per person, subject to availability.
The agreement is one price per couple. Only attorney review is priced per person, since one attorney can advise only one partner. The $1,900 Full Package includes an attorney for each of you plus notarization.