Both platforms charge the same $599 base price, so the price tag won't make this decision for you. Here's a straight look at how the two products actually differ — published by Trusted Prenup, with the bias that implies disclosed up front.
Trusted Prenup and HelloPrenup cost the same $599, so the real differences are who designed the agreement, how attorney help is packaged, and the refund guarantee.
First, the disclosure you should demand from any comparison page: this one is published by Trusted Prenup. We think the comparison below is scrupulously fair — every HelloPrenup fact was checked against their own public pages, and we point out where they're genuinely strong — but you should read it knowing who wrote it.
The short version: these are the two most similar products in the online prenup market. Both walk each partner through a guided questionnaire, both generate a state-specific agreement, both offer $50 online notarization, and both charge $599. Where they diverge is philosophy: Trusted Prenup is one divorce attorney's product — the agreement structure, the questions, and the plain-English explanations all come from James Sexton's 25 years of divorce practice. HelloPrenup is a platform: a strong software product refined with attorney input across states, with a menu of attorney services you can bolt on.
Both services charge $599 per couple for the core prenup and $50 for online notarization; the pricing only diverges once attorneys get involved.
There's no price story at the base tier — $599 per couple either way, and both use a roughly $50 online notarization add-on. If someone tells you one of these platforms is meaningfully cheaper than the other, they haven't read the pricing pages.
The add-on structures are where your total can diverge by four figures. Trusted Prenup's attorney option is a $699-per-person review — where available, a 60-minute private call with an attorney licensed in your state to walk through your agreement; each partner who wants one books their own. HelloPrenup prices attorney help in two tiers: quick Q&A sessions at $49 each, and full attorney representation at $699 per partner, which puts the realistic all-in cost for a fully represented couple at about $1,997. One structure isn't 'better' — they're different products, covered in the attorney section below — but the totals differ, so know which one you're actually shopping for.
| Trusted Prenup | HelloPrenup | |
|---|---|---|
| Core online prenup (per couple) | $599 | $599 |
| Online notarization | +$50 | +$50 (via Proof) |
| Attorney option | +$699 per person attorney review — 60-minute call with an attorney licensed in your state, where available | $49 attorney Q&A sessions; full representation +$699 per partner (~$1,997 all-in for a couple) |
| Who designed the agreement | James Sexton, Esq. — one named divorce attorney, 25+ years of practice | Platform developed with attorney input across states |
| Money-back guarantee | 7 days, every purchase | None stated on pricing page |
| State-specific agreements | Yes | Yes |
Trusted Prenup is built and maintained by a single named divorce attorney who stakes his reputation on it; HelloPrenup is a software platform developed with attorney input.
This is the difference that actually matters, because it changes what the product is. Trusted Prenup exists because one divorce attorney — after 25 years and thousands of divorces — decided to encode what he'd watched hold up (and fall apart) in real courtrooms into an agreement ordinary couples could afford. Every clause, every question in the questionnaire, and every plain-English explanation traces back to one accountable author whose name is on the front page.
HelloPrenup's model is different, and it has real advantages: as a venture-backed platform (it appeared on Shark Tank and has been iterating since 2021), it has polished software, wide state coverage, and a growing network of attorneys who plug into it. If you think of a prenup as a software workflow with legal help available à la carte, HelloPrenup executes that model well. If you think of a prenup as a legal document whose author matters — the way you'd care who your surgeon is, not just which hospital — that's the case for Trusted Prenup.
Trusted Prenup's $699-per-person add-on buys an attorney review call; HelloPrenup's $699-per-partner tier buys formal independent representation for each spouse — different products at similar-sounding prices.
Don't let the matching $699-per-person figures fool you — these are different services. Where available, Trusted Prenup's attorney review is a 60-minute private call with an attorney licensed in your state who walks through your completed agreement with you, flags anything that doesn't fit your situation, and answers your questions. It's designed for couples who want professional eyes on the document without turning the prenup into a legal proceeding.
HelloPrenup's representation tier is the more traditional arrangement: each partner retains their own state-licensed attorney, each attorney signs as counsel of record, and you get a certification of independent legal counsel. That's a meaningfully heavier product — and in a handful of situations it's the right call. A few states give extra deference to agreements where both parties had independent counsel, and if one of you has substantially more assets or leverage, separate attorneys are cheap insurance. If that's your situation, HelloPrenup's package is genuinely the stronger offering, and this page is telling you so. For most couples with straightforward finances, a designed-by-an-attorney agreement plus a review call covers the actual risk at a third of the cost.
Trusted Prenup includes a 7-day money-back guarantee on every purchase; HelloPrenup lets you start free but states no refund policy on its pricing page.
Both platforms let you begin without paying — you can start the questionnaire and see how the process feels before committing your $599. The difference is what happens after you pay. Trusted Prenup covers every purchase, core and add-ons, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. HelloPrenup's pricing page, as of our July 2026 check, does not state a refund policy — which doesn't mean they never issue refunds, only that they don't promise one. For a $599 decision, a written guarantee is worth something.
HelloPrenup does offer payment plans through Afterpay and Klarna, which Trusted Prenup doesn't currently match — if splitting the $599 into installments matters to you, that's a point in their column.
Choose Trusted Prenup for a divorce-attorney-designed agreement with a simple flat-fee review option and a guarantee; choose HelloPrenup if you specifically want formal independent representation for each partner.
If your situation involves large asset disparities, a business one partner owns, or a state where independent counsel materially strengthens enforceability, HelloPrenup's per-partner representation package is built for exactly that — budget roughly $2,000 all-in.
For everyone else — couples with reasonably straightforward finances who want an agreement designed by someone who has spent a career watching prenups get tested — Trusted Prenup gets you a complete, state-specific agreement for $599, notarized for $50 more, with an attorney review available at $699 per person if you want it, all behind a 7-day guarantee. That's the product we built, and the paragraph above about HelloPrenup's strengths is exactly why you can trust this one.
Create your state-specific prenup online for a flat $599 — 7-day money-back guarantee, no hourly billing, attorney review available if you want it.
Start Your Prenup →No — both charge $599 per couple for the core online prenup and about $50 for online notarization. The costs diverge at the attorney tier: Trusted Prenup offers a $699-per-person attorney review call, while HelloPrenup offers $49 Q&A sessions and full attorney representation at $699 per partner (about $1,997 total for a couple).
Authorship and attorney packaging. Trusted Prenup's agreement was designed by one named divorce attorney, James Sexton, Esq., with 25+ years of practice, and its attorney add-on is a flat-fee review call. HelloPrenup is a platform refined with attorney input that sells attorney help à la carte, up to full independent representation for each partner.
Yes. Both Trusted Prenup and HelloPrenup generate agreements built around your state's requirements, and both offer online notarization for states and situations where it helps. You can check your own state's execution requirements in Trusted Prenup's free state guides.
A significant wealth or leverage gap is the classic case for each partner having independent counsel, because some courts weigh that heavily when testing whether an agreement was fair and voluntary. HelloPrenup's per-partner representation package is built for that scenario; alternatively, you can create your agreement on Trusted Prenup and each retain a local attorney to review it independently.
Yes — every Trusted Prenup purchase, including add-ons, carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. HelloPrenup's pricing page did not state a refund policy as of July 2026.
A prenup's enforceability depends on how it was made — full financial disclosure, voluntary signing, fair process, and your state's execution formalities — not on whether it was created online or in a law office. Both platforms are designed to satisfy those requirements; states with unusual rules (like California's 7-day waiting period) are exactly why state-specific agreements matter.
Third-party pricing and features on this page were verified against each company's public website on July 3, 2026, and may have changed since. Trusted Prenup is not affiliated with any company named here; all trademarks belong to their owners. Always confirm current pricing on the provider's own site.
Trusted Prenup is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page is general information about prenuptial agreements and pricing and is not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney about your situation.