Prenup Australia Publishes Full Cost Breakdown for Online Prenups

Prenup Australia Offers Couples a More Collaborative Way to Prepare a Prenup, With Transparent Fixed Fees

The online platform combines guided preparation with separate independent legal advice, giving couples an alternative to a solicitor-led drafting process or a DIY document.

SYDNEY, Australia - Preparing a prenup can feel like a difficult conversation followed by an unfamiliar process. Prenup Australia aims to make that experience simpler, with a platform that helps both partners work through their financial arrangements online, understand the costs and prepare for separate legal advice.

The service brings couples into the preparation process together. Each partner answers questions separately, then they review their proposed arrangements together before the agreement is prepared. The approach is designed to help couples identify where they agree and what they still need to discuss.

How the platform works:

Clear costs for both partners Prenup Australia charges $890 including GST per couple for agreement preparation. Independent legal advice is charged separately, with published panel solicitor fees of $800–$900 including GST per person.

That brings the combined cost of preparation and advice for both partners to $2,490–$2,690 including GST, before additional work outside the quoted services.

Cost component Price including GST Agreement preparation for both partners $890 First partner’s independent legal advice $800–$900 Second partner’s independent legal advice $800–$900 Combined cost $2,490–$2,690

Each partner uses a separate solicitor and pays that solicitor directly. Couples can choose panel solicitors or arrange their own, whose fees may differ.

Current pricing A collaborative starting point A prenup involves personal decisions about money, property and a shared future. Prenup Australia’s process gives both partners space to provide their information and consider the available options before reviewing them together. Instead of beginning with a blank document, couples follow a guided questionnaire in plain English. They can work through it from home, at their own pace, and change their answers before the agreement is prepared. The aim is to make preparation feel more manageable: clear steps, visible costs and an opportunity for both people to participate. Each partner then receives separate legal advice about the proposed agreement.

“We wanted preparing a prenup to feel like something couples work through together. Clear questions, clear costs and a shared process can make starting that conversation feel less daunting, while keeping each person’s independent legal advice separate.”

How it compares with a traditional law firm A solicitor-led service can include advice from the outset, bespoke drafting and negotiation between the partners’ lawyers. Those services can be valuable where the arrangements are complex or the couple needs help negotiating terms.

Prenup Australia takes a different approach to preparation. Couples provide their information and work through available options online, and the agreement is prepared from lawyer-drafted precedents. Separate solicitors then advise each partner. For matters within the platform’s scope, this can offer a lower-cost alternative to paying for bespoke drafting and negotiation. The actual saving depends on the law firm’s quote and the work included. Some law firms also offer fixed fees and online appointments. The platform also provides a defined preparation timeframe: its published estimate is two to five business days for the prepared draft. This is not the time to a signed agreement. Each partner still needs legal advice, and any requested changes and signing arrangements take additional time. Preparation timeframe

How it compares with a DIY prenup document A downloadable prenup document may have a lower initial purchase price, but that price does not necessarily include help completing it, legal review or either partner’s independent advice. Prenup Australia adds a guided preparation process, structured financial disclosure and a shared dashboard. Couples work through the platform’s questions and available options rather than starting with a document they must complete themselves. The distinction is between buying wording and using a preparation service. Neither should be confused with receiving individual legal advice. What couples are comparing Prenup Australia Solicitor-led service DIY downloadable document Preparation Guided questionnaires and preparation from lawyer-drafted precedents Drafting within the solicitor’s agreed engagement Purchaser completes the document Working through arrangements Separate answers followed by review together Process depends on the firm; advice and negotiation may be included Support varies by provider Pricing Fixed preparation fee, with separate advice fees Fixed or hourly fees, depending on the firm and scope Purchase price plus any separate professional work Timing Published draft preparation estimate of 2–5 business days Depends on scope, availability and negotiations Download may be immediate; completing and reviewing it takes additional time Bespoke terms and negotiation Outside the platform’s preparation scope Can be included in the engagement Must be arranged separately where needed

Further details are available at prenupaustralia.com.au