Pricing

Inheritor offers a free period to test the application before you buy.

What plans does Inheritor offer?

Inheritor offers three flexible plans designed to meet your needs:

• Free Trial: Includes 24 transactions for a lifetime to explore the app and try its core features without any upfront cost. Perfect for first-time users!

• Essential Plan ($5.99/month): Offers 40 transactions per month and all basic features. Ideal for users managing smaller digital estates.

• Premium Plan ($9.99/month): Includes 120 transactions per month, multi-chain support, Ethereum compatibility with WalletConnect, and premium features. Tailored for power users managing complex estates.

What’s included in each plan?

Feature	Free Plan	Basic Plan ($4.99/mo)	Pro Plan ($9.99/mo)
Transactions	24 (lifetime)	24/month	120/month on Arbitrum
Blockchain Support	Arbitrum only	Arbitrum only	Arbitrum + Ethereum (via WalletConnect)
Beneficiary Claims	Unlimited (rate-limited)	Unlimited	Priority claims on Ethereum
Multi-Chain Support	No	No	Yes

What is a transaction, and why does it matter?

A transaction is any action that interacts with the blockchain to update or secure your digital will. These actions include:

• Adding an inheritance (e.g., adding a new beneficiary or digital asset)

• Revoking an inheritance (removing an existing beneficiary or asset)

• Check-ins (confirming that your digital will remains valid)

• Verify Claimability (beneficiaries verifying they can claim their inheritance)

Transactions require blockchain resources and incur gas fees, so each plan includes a specific number of transactions to manage your estate.

As your Digital Will is stored in a smart contract on the blockchain, any transaction incurs costs (gas fees), that you either pay via your subscription (your Digital Will on Arbitrum) or via Credits (your Digital Will on Ethereum).

What are Credits?

In Inheritor, you use Credits to pay (gas) fees related to Transactions. The amount of Credits you need to pay for each Transaction varies and depends on 'how busy' the network is (among other factors). Before you submit a transaction (e.g., a Check-in), you will be informed how many Credits the Transaction will require. Normally this should be no more than 1 or 2 Credits. If it is more, try to do the Transaction at another time to save Credits.

How many transactions do I get with each plan?

• Free Plan: Includes 24 transactions in total for the lifetime of the plan. Great for trying out the app and setting up a single inheritance. After you’ve used your 24 transactions, you’ll need to upgrade to continue using the app.

• Basic Plan ($4.99/month): Includes 24 transactions per month. Perfect for smaller estates with weekly check-ins and regular updates.

• Pro Plan ($9.99/month): Includes 120 transactions per month on Arbitrum. Designed for power users with more complex estates and higher activity. Optionally supports WalletConnect for unlimited Ethereum mainnet transactions (gas fees paid directly by the user).

What happens if I reach my transaction limit?

If you reach your transaction limit:

• Free Plan: You’ll no longer be able to add or update inheritances. You’ll need to upgrade to a paid plan to continue.

• Basic Plan: You’ll need to wait until your subscription renews next month or upgrade to the Pro Plan for more transactions.

• Pro Plan: Transactions on Arbitrum are virtually unlimited (with a fair use cap to prevent misuse). For Ethereum mainnet, additional gas fees may apply.

Why do transactions have limits?

Transactions consume blockchain resources (gas fees) that ensure the security and functionality of your digital will. To provide a reliable and fair service, transaction limits are necessary:

• They allow us to maintain low subscription costs

• They prevent misuse or abuse of blockchain resources

For Pro users, Ethereum mainnet transactions require gas fees to be paid directly by the user to ensure full transparency and control.

Can I upgrade if I run out of transactions?

Yes, you can upgrade at any time. For example:

• Free Plan users can move to the Basic or Pro Plan for more transactions

• Basic Plan users can upgrade to the Pro Plan for additional monthly transactions

Upgrades take effect immediately.

Do beneficiaries need a subscription to claim an inheritance?

Beneficiaries can claim inheritances without a subscription if they’re stored on Arbitrum. However:

• For inheritances stored on Ethereum mainnet, beneficiaries need a Pro subscription to claim

• Once the inheritance is claimed, the beneficiary can downgrade their subscription if desired

What happens to unused transactions?

• Free Plan: Unused transactions do not roll over as the plan is lifetime-capped

• Basic/Pro Plan: Unused transactions do not roll over to the next month but are replenished with each subscription cycle