Comparison

HeirLoft vs Trustworthy

Trustworthy details checked against Trustworthy’s own pages on October 20, 2026. Written by HeirLoft, so read it knowing that.

Both tools connect to your email, and both have a free plan. They do different jobs. HeirLoft builds the list of your accounts and subscriptions and asks what should happen to each one. Trustworthy is a family vault for documents and information, with plans for whole households.

Side by side

HeirLoftTrustworthy
PriceFree for up to 25 accounts; Pro $9.99/month or $79/yearFree; Silver $10/month, Gold $20/month, Platinum $40/month — paid plans billed annually
Yearly cost of the first paid plan$79 (Pro Annual)$120 (Silver, $10/month paid annually)
What it pulls from your emailAccounts and recurring charges, found in receipts and renewal notices“Automatically rescue important documents from your email” (Email Sync)
How email is readGmail: you upload a Google Takeout export, parsed in your browser — it never leaves your device. Outlook: read-only connectionInbox Autopilot — 1 email address on Free, 2 on Silver, 5 on Gold
A decision for each accountKeep, cancel, transfer, or delete — plus who handles itNot listed on the pricing page
Handoff document for an executorPDF Handoff Guide (Pro)Legacy access on every plan
Family membersOne account holder1 on Free, 5 on Silver, 10 on Gold, unlimited on Platinum
File storageNone — HeirLoft stores decisions and notes, not documents2 GB on Free, 10 GB on Silver, 100 GB on Gold
Help from a personEmail support from the founderDedicated concierge on Platinum (3 hours included)

HeirLoft is the better fit if

  • You want to find every account and subscription you have, including the ones you forgot.
  • You want to decide what happens to each one and hand your executor a single guide.
  • You want your Gmail data to stay on your own device.

Trustworthy is the better fit if

  • You want one shared place for the whole family’s documents — insurance, IDs, records.
  • Several family members need their own access with different permissions.
  • You want a person (a concierge) to help you set it up.

Sources

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