Very good if your affairs are simple, could go further. For any name, there needs to be the opportunity to disambiguate, especially for larger families, and in regions where people go by other names. It is not obvious where the will is made, and this can be important. There needs to be the opportunity to tweak survivorship, in most cases this is to beat the public trustee, but death duties and estate taxes loom. People can linger longer these days. There is a lot of work still to do after using the service, such as storing details of where the will was made, a statement of assets, and the particulars of the witnesses. There needs to be an extended checklist, it is too easy to omit grants of rights of burial, and other very specific high value items to avoid their unnecessary disposal. Logo is a bit too much, but I suppose it could have been reflecty and we can always print in black. remember this is for perpetuity. But certainly good enough for most, and if not then an excellent first draft for your solicitor.