You typed “Yellow will” into Google because the name turned up somewhere, an insurance policy, a friend’s recommendation, an ad, and now you want a straight answer: is it any good, and what’s it going to cost you. Yellow calls itself a digital estate planning platform built by lawyers, but that doesn’t tell you what a specific plan costs or what you actually get for that price.

In this blog, we’ll take you through Yellow’s current plans and add-ons, place them next to AasaanWill’s comparable options, and check real Google review data for both, so you can see the full picture before paying for either.

Key Highlights

• Yellow is a Bengaluru-based digital estate planning platform offering Will creation, registration, Family Trusts and other estate planning services, with Will plans from Rs 2,499 to Rs 5,999 and registration charged separately, starting at Rs 9,987.

• AasaanWill offers plans from Rs 4,999 for a Notarised Will to Rs 29,999 for a Premium Will, with services such as notarisation or registration included in the relevant plan.

• On verified Google Business Profiles, AasaanWill is currently rated 4.9 out of 5 from 335 reviews, and Yellow is rated 5.0 out of 5 from 51 reviews.

• The main difference between the platforms is how they package their services. Comparing the inclusions, support and total cost for your specific needs can help you choose the right option.

What Is Yellow?

Yellow is a digital estate planning platform for Indian and NRI families, offering Will creation, registration, Family Trusts, Power of Attorney, Gift Deeds, and a post-death asset transfer service called Yellow Smart. It’s run by Digital Succession Solutions Pvt Ltd, based in Bengaluru, and operates primarily through its mobile app.

Its Will plans range from a self-serve online draft to a fully lawyer-reviewed custom Will, with registration and the post-death service sold as separate add-ons rather than bundled into the plan price.

Yellow Pricing and Plans in 2026

Yellow prices its Will plans as one-time purchases, excluding GST, with registration and most other services sold separately.

None of these four plans include Will registration. That’s a separate line item, starting at Rs 9,987, which you add at checkout regardless of which Will plan you choose. Yellow Smart, the post-death asset transfer service, is a further add-on starting at Rs 499 a year.

What’s Included in Each Yellow Plan

The main difference between Yellow’s plans is how much live expert time you get. Starter is self-serve, Pro and Elite add video calls, and Custom hands the whole draft to an in-house lawyer.

Pro’s two video calls and Elite’s extra prep call and dedicated session are really about how much hand-holding you want during drafting, not a difference in the final document itself. Custom Will goes further, with two full consultations and custom clauses built around your specific beneficiaries.

Yellow Smart, the post-death add-on, is separate from all four Will plans. It covers asset transfer support, bank accounts, provident fund, insurance claims, and real estate, through a network of empanelled agents, lawyers, and chartered accountants, at Rs 499 a year.

Yellow vs AasaanWill: Price and Inclusions Compared

Yellow and AasaanWill package their services differently, so comparing their headline prices alone may not give you the full picture.

Yellow has a lower starting price for a basic Will draft with no registration, Rs 2,499 against AasaanWill’s Rs 4,999 Notarised Will, though the AasaanWill plan already includes notarisation and customised drafting according to particular family situation and assets. 

Once you add Yellow’s registration add-on, a Starter Will with registration runs to roughly Rs 12,486, against Rs 19,999 for AasaanWill’s Registered Will, where registration is already built into the price and the Will is customised to your family’s specific situation and assets by a lawyer. 

Notarisation can help authenticate the execution of a Will and provide an additional layer of evidence that the document was signed by the testator. Registration of a Will with the Sub-Registrar can further strengthen its evidentiary value and make the document easier to trace, as a record of the Will is retained at the SRO. Which total is actually cheaper for you depends on which services you need, not the headline figure alone.

Where Does AasaanWill Stand Out?

• Notarised Will, Rs 4,999. Drafting and review by an estate planning expert lawyer, a 30-minute consultation, and notarisation in your city, with no separate add-on the way Yellow charges for registration.

• Registered Will, Rs 19,999. Drafting and review by an estate planning expert lawyer, a 60-minute consultation, and registration at the Sub-Registrar’s Office, already built into the listed price rather than added at checkout.

• Premium Will, Rs 29,999. A doorstep consultation with a senior estate planning expert, plus drafting, review and registration, particularly useful for senior citizens, busy professionals and those with medical conditions,  a format Yellow doesn’t offer on any plan.

• NRI Will, starting at Rs 19,999. A longer consultation, drafting under Indian law, and coordination for apostille or consular attestation, billed at actuals. Yellow doesn’t list a dedicated NRI plan.

Yellow vs AasaanWill: What Do Google Reviews Say?

Checking each provider’s verified Google Business Profile, rather than figures quoted on their own websites, gives a clearer picture. AasaanWill is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 335 reviews, and Yellow is rated 5.0 out of 5 from 51 reviews. 

(Source: Google Business Profiles, checked 5 November 2026)

How AasaanWill Helps With Succession and Estate Planning

A Will is an important part of succession planning, but it may not cover every requirement a family has. Property ownership, business interests, and arrangements for a death that’s already happened can call for additional planning. AasaanWill’s team assists with:

• Drafting a Notarised, Registered, Premium, Telephonic, or NRI Will, with the consultation and paperwork built into one listed price.

• Setting up a Trust for business succession, NRI estates, or families who want to avoid probate.

• Securing a legal heir certificate or succession certificate when a family needs to claim assets after a death.

• Helping you understand which combination of documents actually fits your family structure and assets.

Conclusion

Yellow and AasaanWill both offer digital Will-writing in India, but the bigger difference lies in how much of the process they bring together. Yellow lets you build your package through separate add-ons, while AasaanWill offers plans that can include Will drafting, registration or notarisation, and expert support, making it easier to understand what you’re paying for from the outset.

If you’re looking for more than just a document generator and want professional guidance through the Will-making process, AasaanWill offers a more comprehensive, structured approach. Before choosing, compare the complete cost and support you’ll receive—not just the starting price.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Yellow (getyellow.in)?

Yellow is a Bengaluru-based digital estate planning platform offering Will creation, Will registration, Family Trusts, Power of Attorney, Gift Deeds and post-death asset transfer support through its Yellow Smart service.

2. How much does Yellow charge for a basic Will?

Yellow’s Starter Will plan is priced at Rs 2,499 and includes online drafting, a downloadable PDF, 12 months of edits and helpdesk support. Will registration is charged separately, so the starting price does not represent the total cost if you also want a registered Will.

3. Does Yellow’s Will pricing include registration?

No. Yellow treats Will registration as a separate add-on. This is an important point to consider when comparing its plans with providers such as AasaanWill, where registration or notarisation is included in the relevant plan price.

4. Is registering a Will compulsory in India?

No. Registration of a Will is optional under the Registration Act, 1908. An unregistered Will can still be legally valid if it has been properly executed and witnessed. Registration can, however, provide an additional evidentiary record and make the Will easier to trace.

5. What’s the difference between Yellow’s Pro and Elite Will plans?

Yellow’s Pro Will plan is priced at Rs 3,999 and includes two live video calls with a legal expert and a print-and-ship credit. Its Elite Will plan, at Rs 5,999, adds a preparation call and a dedicated one-on-one session with a Will expert.

6. What is Yellow Smart?

Yellow Smart is an annual subscription service starting at Rs 499 a year that provides post-death asset transfer support, including assistance relating to bank accounts, provident fund, insurance claims and real estate.

7. How does AasaanWill’s Google rating compare with Yellow’s?

As of 5 November 2026, AasaanWill has a 4.9/5 rating from 335 Google reviews, while Yellow has a 5.0/5 rating from 51 reviews. Both have strong ratings, although AasaanWill’s rating is based on a substantially larger review base.

8. How does AasaanWill compare with Yellow on pricing?

The two platforms structure their pricing differently. Yellow starts at Rs 2,499 for its Starter Will, with registration available separately, while AasaanWill’s Notarised Will is priced at Rs 4,999 with notarisation included. The better comparison is therefore the total cost for the level of service you need, rather than the starting price alone.

9. Which is better: Yellow or AasaanWill?

There is no single answer for every family. Yellow may suit someone looking for a lower-cost digital starting point, while AasaanWill may be a better fit if you want a more comprehensive process with options such as notarisation, registration, expert consultations and additional succession-planning services.

10. Does AasaanWill offer post-death asset transfer support?

Yes. AasaanWill assists families with succession-related requirements after a death, including obtaining documents such as Legal Heir Certificates or Succession Certificates where applicable. The service is arranged based on the family’s specific requirements rather than as a recurring annual subscription.

11. Does Yellow offer Family Trust services?

Yes. Yellow lists Family Trust as one of its estate-planning services. Pricing is not publicly listed and may depend on the requirements of the family and trust structure.

12. Should I choose a Will provider based only on the starting price?

No. A lower starting price may not include registration, notarisation, consultations or other services you may need. Compare the complete cost and scope of service before choosing a provider.

13. Does Yellow offer support for NRI families?

Yellow serves Indian and NRI families, although it does not list a separate NRI Will plan on its pricing page. AasaanWill offers a dedicated NRI Will service designed around the additional requirements that can arise for NRIs, such as apostille or consular attestation, where applicable.

14. Can I get a customised Will from Yellow?

Yes. Yellow offers a Custom Will option involving legal-advisor review, consultations and custom clauses. Pricing is provided on request.

15. Can AasaanWill help me choose the right Will plan?

Yes. AasaanWill offers different options, including Notarised, Registered, Premium and NRI Wills, depending on the level of support and requirements involved. A consultation can help determine which option is appropriate rather than simply choosing the cheapest plan.

Disclaimer:

This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The information presented reflects the law as of the date of publication. For advice on your specific situation, please consult a qualified advocate.

Compare your options clearly before you commit to a Will-writing plan. Get started with AasaanWill today.