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How to Get a Prenup Online?
Get your UK prenuptial agreement online in three straightforward steps, with fixed fees, guided drafting and independent legal advice for both partners.
Book a consultation (or watch our short videos)
Chat with a Wenup expert about your situation, timings and costs—or watch our step-by-step videos to see how it works.
Create your draft on Wenup
Sign up and complete a guided questionnaire with your partner. We'll assign you a dedicated case manager to review your draft and make sure everything's in good order.
Connect with independent lawyers
When you're ready, we'll introduce each of you to separate, independent family lawyers who advise you on a fixed-fee basis. This is when the balance is paid, and you each receive your independent legal advice.
Online prenuptial agreements in the UK
Wenup is a fixed-fee, online way for UK couples to put a prenuptial agreement in place together. You both get independent legal advice, the price is fixed and transparent, and the whole thing is built to be fair to both of you, not adversarial.
How Much Does a Prenup Cost?
£690 per person
£1,380 total for a straightforward agreement.
- Wenup platform, case manager & drafting £780
- Independent lawyer, each partner £300 × 2
- Total, fixed £1,380
Clear fixed fees for straightforward agreements
A traditional solicitor will often charge by the hour and usually advises only one party. Wenup’s standard fixed-fee service is designed for straightforward agreements and includes independent legal advice for both of you. If either lawyer considers that additional advice or work is required, they will discuss this with you before additional fees are incurred.
Watch how easy it is to get a prenup?
Easier than you might expect. There are no solicitor's offices to visit and the standard price for a straightforward agreement is clear from the outset. Most couples complete their questionnaire in an evening, have their lawyer calls within days, and sign shortly after.
What can a prenup protect?
A prenuptial agreement sets out how you would divide things if the marriage ever ended, so you can both feel secure. Couples commonly use one to protect:
Property
A home or assets owned before the marriage.
A business
A company or stake you have built up.
Inheritance
Family gifts or future inheritance.
Pensions & savings
Pensions, savings and investments.
We built Wenup to make the prenuptial agreement process fair, transparent, and affordable—for both of you.
Wenup
Independent legal advice for both sides
Each partner has their own independent solicitor or barrister who advises them individually on the agreement, its implications and their legal position.
Specialists in nuptial agreements
Our platform is built specifically for prenups and postnups. It combines structured financial disclosure, technology-assisted drafting, case management and independent legal advice for both parties, helping couples put a carefully considered agreement in place efficiently and affordably.
AI-powered drafting
We use technology and AI to prepare a professional first draft efficiently, saving time and cost before your lawyers review it.
Fair process by design
Both partners work on the same timeline, with equal access to time, lawyers, and review — ensuring transparency and balance.
3 years of free updates
Keep your agreement under review as life changes with 3 years of complimentary reviews if you also complete your Will with Wenup.
Other Options
Only one side's lawyer quoted
Most online providers only quote for one person's advice - leaving the other to find and pay for their own lawyer separately. This will often cost more and can lead to an imbalance in the process.
Generalists
For most law firms and online legal services, nuptial agreements are a small part of a much wider offering. They require careful drafting and consideration of each couple’s circumstances, together with appropriate financial disclosure and independent legal advice for both parties.
Manual drafting
Traditional law firms charge thousands just to draft the first version — even before advice begins.
Unbalanced process
One partner typically controls the timing, the lawyer, and the process — which can create inequality and tension.
Agreements lose weight
Significant changes in circumstances can affect the weight given to an agreement over time, which is why reviewing it after major life changes can be important.
Are Prenuptial Agreements Legally Binding in the UK?
Prenups are not automatically binding on the Family Court in England and Wales. However, the court can give substantial or decisive weight to an agreement where both parties entered into it freely, with a full appreciation of its implications, unless it would be unfair in the circumstances to hold them to it.
Wenup’s process incorporates important safeguards including financial disclosure, independent legal advice for both parties and sufficient opportunity for each person to consider the agreement before signing.
Is an online prenup valid?
A prenup does not carry less weight simply because the process takes place online. What matters is the agreement itself and the circumstances in which it was entered into. Wenup combines online drafting and case management with separate independent legal advice for each party before the agreement is signed.
Wenup provides legal forms, information and access to independent lawyers. Wenup is not a law firm.
Proven Success
"We had a great experience using Wenup and are so happy we found this platform! James provided exceptional customer service from the initial consultation all the way through the signing of our document. We felt very supported during the process."
Laura
"The process was quick, smooth, and tailored around both our busy work lives, with an extremely high quality of service and James having always been available when needed- all of this for a fraction of the price you would normally expect. We cannot recommend Wenup highly enough, and would absolutely use it again (although hopefully won't have to 😉🤞🏼)"
Adam
"We cannot praise the whole team at Wenup enough! From the guidance during the initial steps to the fantastic lawyers who advised us individually, the whole process has been smooth, fast and transparent. And above all, the price was less than one third of all the quotes we had from some London law firms. Thank you!"
Erica
How do I bring up a prenup with my partner?
Raising a prenup does not have to feel like you do not trust each other. Framed well, it is one of the most open, honest financial conversations a couple can have, and it protects you both equally.
Our whole process is built to be collaborative rather than one-sided, so it becomes something you do together. On your free consultation we can share simple, kind ways to start the conversation.
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Prenup FAQs
A standard Wenup prenup costs £690 per person, or £1,380 in total for the couple. This covers the Wenup platform, case management, drafting and one hour of independent legal advice for each of you. Our fixed fee is designed for straightforward agreements. If additional legal work is required, your lawyer will discuss this with you before additional fees are incurred.
Prenups are not automatically binding on the Family Court in England and Wales. However, the court can give substantial or decisive weight to an agreement where both parties entered into it freely, with a full appreciation of its implications, unless it would be unfair in the circumstances to hold them to it. Appropriate financial disclosure, independent legal advice and sufficient time to consider the agreement are important safeguards. The fact that the agreement is prepared online does not, by itself, reduce the weight that may be given to it.
Most couples complete the questionnaire in an evening and have their independent lawyer calls shortly after that. Start to finish it is typically a matter of a few weeks, but it can be faster depending on how quickly you both want to move and how prepared you are.
We recommend completing and signing your prenup at least 28 days before your wedding. There is currently no statutory 28-day deadline in England and Wales, but completing the process well before the wedding helps demonstrate that both parties had sufficient time to consider the agreement and entered into it freely. If you are close to your wedding date, we may recommend completing a postnuptial agreement afterwards.
A prenuptial agreement is entered into in contemplation of marriage. If you do not marry, it generally does not take effect. If your plans change, speak to us about whether a cohabitation agreement or other arrangement may be more appropriate.
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