When I Croak compared to Everplans and Trustworthy.
Everplans and Trustworthy are digital vaults: they store documents and, in some plans, passwords and account details. When I Croak is a map: it records where things are and who to call, and stores no account numbers or credentials. For a partner firm, that difference is the difference between holding client data and not.
The Comparison
| When I Croak | Digital vaults (Everplans, Trustworthy) | |
|---|---|---|
| What it stores | Where things are, who to call, wishes. No account numbers or credentials. | Documents, and in some plans passwords and account details. |
| Partner liability | Firm holds no data; nothing in the map grants access to an account. | Varies by product and plan; firms should review data-handling terms. |
| First-call position | Partner listed at step one of the First-48 Playbook. | Not a core feature. |
| Partner model | Seat Program (buy and gift, no commissions) or Referral Program; fee-waiver election for regulated professionals. | Advisor and enterprise programs exist; terms vary. |
| Where to start | Free 3-seat pilot. | Varies. |
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