Pricing
No subscription and no hourly billing. Answer the questions and review your information first; payment generates the review-required initial draft package.
Alberta's Surrogate Digital Service lets some self-represented applicants prepare and submit a grant application online. Eligibility depends on the application and includes requirements such as one Alberta-resident applicant, a verified Alberta.ca Account, a computer, and scanned supporting documents. Court filing fees still apply.
Probbie is a separate $349 self-help service. It prepares review-required DRAFT PDFs; it does not file an application or replace the court's service.
Check the official Alberta serviceThe Probate Package
One flat fee
paid once, per estate — not per month
Start my formsFree to start. Payment generates the draft PDFs.
An Alberta probate lawyer typically charges $2,000–$10,000+ to prepare these forms. Probbie is $349, once — you keep the rest.(The court's filing fee is the same either way.)
Probbie is a self-help tool that prepares official forms — it is not a law firm, and this is not legal advice.
In every package
Built around Alberta probate law, the Court of King's Bench procedures, and the current official GA form layouts — not the retired NC kits.
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No subscription, no contract, no surprises. One flat fee per estate, and the court's filing fee is the same whether you use Probbie or a lawyer.
Complicated estate?
Probbie blocks several unsupported situations and points customers to the Law Society of Alberta referral service. No named lawyer roster or bundled legal review is currently offered.
FAQ
No. Probbie is one flat fee per estate — you pay once. Start for free, answer the questions, and review your answers before you pay anything. Payment generates the draft PDFs.
No. Probbie is a self-help tool that prepares the official Court of King's Bench probate form layouts from your answers. It does not give legal advice or file for you. Unsupported situations are directed to the Law Society referral service.
For a straightforward estate, very likely. A lawyer can run $2,000–$10,000+; Probbie is one flat fee. The court's filing fee is the same either way.
No problem — starting is free and there's no charge until you choose to generate the package. Answers are saved in this browser so you can return on the same device, unless browser storage is cleared.
If your draft package needs a formatting or completeness correction, we'll fix the generated forms free. Court acceptance and legal strategy still depend on the facts of the estate, so every package should be reviewed before filing.