No! The cost of creating a postnuptial agreement with Postnup.com is $2499 per couple. This cost is a one-time, flat fee that covers you both. Some things to note:
One account will have to pay for Postnup.com; at this time, we cannot split amounts between two accounts.
If you have paid but have not yet linked your spouse to your account, they may still get prompted to pay. Please reach out to our customer support or request to talk to an agent if your partner is not linking correctly.
Is attorney representation and notarization included?
Yes! Our postnup includes full attorney representation and e-notarization for both parties — no add-ons needed. You will each choose your own attorneys from our list of network attorneys.
FAQ:
What if Postnup.com is asking both of us to pay?
If neither of your accounts is “paid,” you may both get prompted to pay.
Pay for Postnup.com with one account and invite your spouse via email to resolve this.
What if my spouse and I both paid?
If both of you happened to pay for Postnup.com, please contact our support team to link your accounts and refund one of you.
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