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The best gift you can give your parents is not having to figure out everything yourself when they're gone.

Help your aging parents document their accounts, assets, subscriptions, and wishes — so that when the time comes, you're not starting from zero.

Give Passed Plan as a gift

You will probably get the call

In the first 48 hours after losing a parent, while you're still in shock, you'll be asking yourself:

  1. 1Which bank accounts did they have — and where are the statements?
  2. 2What subscriptions are still billing their card right now?
  3. 3What’s the WiFi password at their house?
  4. 4Who’s their accountant, solicitor, or financial adviser?
  5. 5Did they have crypto, and where are the seed phrases?
  6. 6What’s the password to their email — the one everything else is linked to?
  7. 7Which insurance policies exist and who’s the beneficiary?
  8. 8Where are the important documents — will, deeds, pension details?
  9. 9What online businesses or side income did they have?
  10. 10Which social media accounts need to be memorialised or closed?

6–18 months and $10,000–$50,000

That's the typical time and cost families spend dealing with an undocumented digital and financial estate. Most of it is avoidable.

Give your parents Passed Plan this year

It's the most practical gift you can give them — and the most valuable gift you'll ever give yourself.

You can buy it as a gift and let them set it up on their own time, or sit down together for a two-hour setup session over a cup of tea. Either way, it gets done.

Buy as a gift

or set it up together — it takes about 2 hours

Worried your parents won't do it themselves?

We get it. That's why we offer a Done-For-You session — a guided, one-on-one call where we walk your parent through the entire setup, start to finish. They just answer the questions. We handle the rest.

$149

one-time · 60–90 minute guided session

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NoScamForMe is a related service from the same founder.

Stories from families like yours

Real scenarios, placeholder names — full testimonials coming soon.

“I bought this for my mum after my dad passed and we spent six months finding accounts. She filled it in over a weekend. I sleep better now.”

Sarah M.

Bought for her mother

“My parents are in their 70s and still sharp, but I knew if I didn’t bring this up now, I’d regret it later. We did it together over a Sunday lunch.”

James K.

Set it up with both parents

“Dad was resistant at first. Then I showed him the crypto stat. He had a wallet no one knew about. He signed up that evening.”

Priya R.

Convinced a reluctant father

“The Done-For-You session was worth every penny. Mum would never have done it alone, but with someone walking her through it, the whole thing took 90 minutes.”

Tom W.

Used the Done-For-You service

Give Passed Plan to your parents

The conversation is hard. The setup is easy. And it could save you months of stress when it matters most.

Give Passed Plan as a gift