Flat-fee pricing tailored to your needs

The $1,997 total includes the $599 online prenup plus $699 flat per partner for attorney representation, so each partner has their own state-licensed attorney signing as counsel of record. Specifically:

• Everything in the $599 online prenup
• Each partner chooses their own state-licensed attorney from HelloPrenup's network of partner attorneys
• A review call with your attorney to walk through the agreement
• Negotiation support for any changes either partner wants
• The certification of independent legal counsel signed by each attorney
• E-notarization through Proof, included with attorney representation (in states where e-sign is permitted)

This is the package required to enforce a spousal support waiver in Alabama, California, New York, and Washington, and it's the package required for any enforceable prenup in South Carolina and West Virginia.

You don't always need an attorney to draft a prenup. In most states, you can create one without a lawyer at the drafting stage. However, having an attorney review your agreement before you sign is always a good idea, because attorney-reviewed prenups are harder to challenge.

HelloPrenup gives you the best of both worlds. Create your agreement on the platform, save time, and make sure it has exactly what you and your partner want. Then add the $1,398 attorney representation upgrade and have a state-licensed attorney review and sign off on your prenup for added peace of mind.

State-specific exceptions:

• Attorney representation is required for any prenup in South Carolina and West Virginia.
• Attorney representation is required to enforce a spousal support waiver in Alabama, California, New York, and Washington.

Pick your state in the calculator above to see the rule that applies to you.

No. HelloPrenup is flat-fee with no hidden charges. The $599 covers the entire online prenup for both partners. The optional add-ons (e-notarization at $50, attorney Q&A at $49, attorney representation at $1,398 for both partners) are clearly priced before you check out, and you can add or remove them at any time before signing.

Yes. At checkout you can choose to pay in full, or split your payment with Afterpay or Klarna. Both options are interest-free when paid on schedule. You can start your prenup for free and only pay when you are ready to finalize.

Yes. Every HelloPrenup agreement is attorney-backed and drafted to comply with your state's prenup statute. The agreement is legally binding once both partners have signed, financial disclosures are complete, notarization is finished where required, and any state-specific waiting periods (such as California's 7-day rule) have been satisfied.

Traditional full-service prenups drafted by a family law attorney generally run $4,500 to $10,000 per couple, and can exceed $20,000 in complex cases involving business interests, trusts, or significant separate property. HelloPrenup brings that price down to $599 flat for the online prenup, or $1,997 flat for the online prenup with attorney representation for each partner.

HelloPrenup is available in 47 states. We are not currently live in Minnesota, South Carolina, or West Virginia. If you select one of those states in the calculator, you will see a "coming soon" notice and can join the waitlist.

Most couples finish their HelloPrenup prenup in 1 to 2 hours of total work. Both partners log in separately and complete a guided questionnaire about assets, debts, alimony, and inheritance. The platform drafts your state-specific agreement in real time as you go. After you both review and agree, you sign electronically through HelloPrenup, and notarize through our partner Proof in states where e-notarization is permitted. Same-day completion is possible. By comparison, a traditional law firm prenup typically takes 2 to 3 months from intake to signing.

Yes. HelloPrenup prenups have been upheld in court when tested in real divorce proceedings. One recent example is HelloPrenup customer Haley S., who shared her story on video. She created her prenup with HelloPrenup just two weeks before her wedding. In late 2025, her marriage ended. Haley hired an attorney to review the HelloPrenup agreement; the attorney said the document looked great. Haley and her attorney submitted the prenup to the courts, and it was upheld exactly as intended. Every HelloPrenup agreement is drafted to comply with the requirements of your state's prenup statute, which is what makes it enforceable.

Yes. Both partners get their own logins to the HelloPrenup platform and work on the same agreement together. You can complete the guided questionnaire side-by-side or independently, depending on what feels right for you. You both see the same financial disclosures and the same draft of the agreement as it builds. Any changes either partner makes are visible to both of you so you stay aligned before signing. There is no extra fee to invite your partner: the $599 covers both of you.

Yes. HelloPrenup's guided questionnaire walks you through every clause typically included in a prenup: separate property, marital property, alimony, inheritance, business interests, retirement accounts, debt, and more. You decide what to include or exclude as you go. The platform also includes optional clauses for special situations such as cohabitation prior to marriage, infidelity language where permitted by your state, and pet custody. For anything not covered by a built-in clause, you can add the $49 Attorney Q&A to discuss your specific situation with a state-licensed attorney before you sign.

A prenup requires both partners to sign voluntarily for it to be valid. If your partner is hesitant, HelloPrenup's guided process is built to help. The questionnaire walks both partners through the same questions independently, so the conversation is structured rather than confrontational. Many couples find that working through HelloPrenup is the first time they have ever talked openly about money. You can also add the $49 Attorney Q&A so a state-licensed attorney can answer your partner's specific questions in writing. If your partner ultimately decides not to sign, you have not paid for an unfinished prenup: the $599 fee is only charged when you complete the agreement.

HelloPrenup is the premier exclusive prenup partner of LegalZoom. When couples come to LegalZoom looking for a prenuptial agreement, LegalZoom directs them to HelloPrenup. Our $599 flat fee covers the entire online prenup for both partners, with optional add-ons clearly priced: e-notarization at $50, Attorney Q&A at $49, and full attorney representation at $699 per partner. HelloPrenup includes built-in state-specific statute compliance, financial disclosure schedules for each partner, and a network of 100+ partner attorneys across 47 states.

Free online prenup templates can be a starting point, but they generally do not include state-specific statute compliance, financial disclosure schedules, or attorney review. Every state requires specific elements to be present for a prenup to be enforceable, including proper disclosure, voluntary signing, and in many states a waiting period or notarization. HelloPrenup's $599 includes a guided questionnaire that walks both partners through every required element, a state-specific agreement drafted to comply with your state's prenup statute, full financial disclosure schedules, and e-signature for both parties. The $1,997 attorney-signed package adds an attorney for each partner. A free template typically lacks these protections, which is one reason prenups created from free templates are more often challenged in court.