I was charged $50 for the online notary… I was charged $50 for the online notary and the link to go to the online notary was broken. had to go to Proof and pay for the notary in a separate process. I still got charged for the $50 even though the link didn’t work, and the whole process was not streamlined.

Using HelloPrenup was fast and easy Using HelloPrenup was fast and easy! We were able to complete the entire thing in a day. We didn't need to hire the extra lawyer as we live in Texas so the price was pretty affordable. You do have to get the document notarized at the end which we did virtually through their recommended service. It was an extra $40 but saved us a trip to the bank and allowed us to completely finish in that same day. I obviously can't vouch for how it holds up in a divorce (and hopefully never will) but as far as getting it done they make it very easy and intuitive!

Easy to use, though wish it was more transparent upfront The process was easy, though I wish it was a bit more transparent upfront. It wasn’t necessarily clear what you were paying for before you paid, but the process was easy. I thought the cost included a review by an attorney, but found out at the very end that the review would be an extra cost. Wish it was more transparent from the start.

Very easy and straightforward… Very easy and straightforward experience. All of the areas to fill out had a helpful tip area in case you weren't sure. Saved a lot of time having to go to a lawyer and notary.

Easy, But Not Thorough This was a very straight forward process. Working with your partner to review the questionnaire portion is helpful. This would be the best service and completely stress free IF the website actually provides suggested legal services like it advertises. At least, if you live in the DC, Maryland and Virginia area, you will not find legal services to review the prenup. Whatever you thought you were saving, you may end up spending on legal fees after all! Some may not want to have an attorney review it, but that is a huge faux pas and may pay for it later when a judge denies the validity of the prenup regardless of notary signatures.