Simple, Transparent Pricing
Every Florida legal document is $199. That includes guided intake, instant draft generation, and secure access to your document anytime. No subscriptions. No hidden fees.
- Guided step-by-step intake
- Instant draft generation
- Florida-compliant attorney-reviewed template
- Final PDF ready for download
- Secure document dashboard
- Access your document anytime
- Signing instructions included
- Download your file whenever you need it
Available Documents
Each document has its own guided intake and template. Select the one that fits your need.
Durable Power of Attorney
Appoint a trusted agent to manage your financial and legal affairs if you become incapacitated.
- Florida-compliant template
- Generated in minutes
- Access your document anytime
- Optional notarization
General Power of Attorney
Grant broad authority to an agent for financial and legal matters while you're competent.
- Florida-compliant template
- Generated in minutes
- Access your document anytime
- Optional notarization
Limited Power of Attorney
Authorize an agent for a specific, defined task or transaction.
- Florida-compliant template
- Generated in minutes
- Access your document anytime
- Optional notarization
Quitclaim Deed
Transfer your Florida property interest quickly with a quitclaim deed.
- Florida-compliant template
- Generated in minutes
- Access your document anytime
- Optional notarization
Optional Notarization Add-Ons
Florida law requires notarization for most powers of attorney and deeds before they take legal effect. Both add-ons are available to select during secure checkout — no need to choose now.
Remote Online Notarization
+$100Meet with a notary online for eligible documents. Sign and notarize via secure video call — no travel required. Add this in secure checkout.
Mobile Notary Service
+$100A mobile notary can print your completed documents and bring them to your appointment. Available in select Florida counties.
Pricing Questions
ClickDocs.org provides document preparation services only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. If your situation is complex, contested, or unclear, we recommend consulting a licensed Florida attorney.