Facing an estate inventory? We'll guide you from start to finish.
Video guides for every step, expert answers to your questions, and a finished deed — at a fraction of a lawyer's fee.
€99 / 90 days. Money-back guarantee. Estate tax deductible.
- 3 mo
- Estate inventory must be completed within three months
- €99
- instead of a lawyer — a fraction of the cost, estate tax deductible
- 90 d
- money-back guarantee — full refund, no questions asked
How it works
Estate inventory in four steps
1. Enter basic information
Enter the deceased's details and answer a few questions about your situation. Was the deceased married? Is there a will? The app adapts to your answers — you only see the steps relevant to your case.
2. Proceed step by step
Each step starts with a plain-language video guide — no legalese. Then you fill in forms. The AI assistant is right there at every step if you want to ask something.
3. Collect documents
The service tells you exactly which documents you need and tracks which ones are done. See at a glance what's missing.
4. Download the finished deed
Once the information is entered, the service assembles a legally compliant estate inventory deed. Review, download the PDF, and submit to the Tax Administration.
Work at your own pace. Everything saves automatically.
Want to understand the full picture first? Read our free estate inventory guide
Example of Petra's answer
I understand — this can feel like a lot to take in. Here's how estate inventory typically starts:
- Identify the shareholders — order the deceased's genealogy certificates from the Digital and Population Data Services Agency
- Gather required documents — bank balance certificates, property records, and debt information
- Schedule the inventory meeting — must be held within 3 months of death
The tool guides you through every step. Want to know more about any of these?
Ask Petra — instant answers
Free AI assistant for estate inventory matters. No registration, no waiting.
Example of Petra's answer
I understand — this can feel like a lot to take in. Here's how estate inventory typically starts:
- Identify the shareholders — order the deceased's genealogy certificates from the Digital and Population Data Services Agency
- Gather required documents — bank balance certificates, property records, and debt information
- Schedule the inventory meeting — must be held within 3 months of death
The tool guides you through every step. Want to know more about any of these?
Watch a sample video
See how we guide you
Every step begins with a clear video guide that explains what you're doing and why — no legalese. Here's a taste of the first video.
Not ready to sign up? Read our free estate inventory guide
Features
Tools that help you succeed
Video guide for every step
51 clear videos in Finnish. Each explains what you're doing, why, and how — no legalese. Rewatch any video at any time.
"I don't understand this process" → Every step is explained in plain language.
AI assistant that knows your case
Ask anything: what does marital right mean? How do I value a summer cottage? Should I declare funeral costs? The assistant knows your case data — shareholders, assets, debts — and answers your specific situation. Available 24/7.
General information about the estate inventory process, not legal advice.
"I have questions but don't want to pay a lawyer for each one" → Get answers immediately, for free.
The app adapts to your situation
Unmarried deceased? Spouse-related steps don't appear at all. Will exists? Related document requirements activate automatically. The app shows only what applies to you.
"What if my situation is unusual?" → The service adapts to your case — and knows its limits.
The deed is generated automatically from your data
Deceased's details, shareholders, assets, debts, spouse's claims — everything is assembled into a legally compliant deed. You don't need to know what it should look like or how to write it.
"I can't draft a legal document" → You don't have to. The service does it for you.
Document checklist — your files stay with you
Genealogy certificates, official extracts, bank statements, insurance documents — the service knows what your case needs and tracks what's missing. Your documents stay on your own device — we only track which ones are done.
"What documents do I need?" → The service tells you, tracks your progress, and never stores your private files.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready.
Compare: other online services ~€400. A lawyer €2,000–5,000.
Free trial
0 €
Try the first 2 phases with no commitment:
- Phase 1: Introduction (5 video guides)
- Phase 2: Case Setup (4 video guides)
- AI assistant at every step
- Forms and data entry
- No credit card required
Full access
99€/90 days
90 days of full access to everything:
- All 51 video guides across 9 phases
- AI assistant + forms + document checklist + notes
- Finished estate inventory deed in PDF
- 90-day money-back guarantee + estate tax deductible
90-day money-back guarantee
Full refund at any time, no questions asked
Deductible from the estate
The cost is deducted from estate assets before inheritance tax
Inheritance Code compliant deed
Contains all information required by Chapter 20 of the Inheritance Code (40/1965)
If this feels overwhelming, that's completely normal.
- "Where do I even start?"
- Genealogy certificates, official extracts, bank statements, property valuations — the document list alone feels endless. Guides exist but none tells you clearly what to do first.
- "What if I make a mistake?"
- A single missing detail or incorrectly valued asset can mean tax penalties or a rejected filing. And you may not even know what you don't know.
- "Do I have to pay thousands?"
- A lawyer charges €2,000–5,000. A bank service €500–2,000. And you still gather the data, collect documents, and check the result yourself. You pay thousands — but do most of the work anyway.
- "How do I manage all this on top of everything?"
- You have three months. While processing grief, arranging a funeral, closing accounts, and coordinating with siblings. The last thing you need is stress about getting the deed right.
Read our free estate inventory guide and learn how the process works.
Four ways to handle estate inventory
Price
- On your own
- €0
- Other online services
- ~€400
- Lawyer or bank
- €500–5,000
- perukirja.io
- €99
Guidance
- On your own
- Google it yourself
- Other online services
- Text guides, no video
- Lawyer or bank
- Expert guides you
- perukirja.io
- Videos + 24/7 AI assistant
Deed preparation
- On your own
- Write from scratch
- Other online services
- Generated from forms
- Lawyer or bank
- Lawyer drafts it
- perukirja.io
- Automatic
Document collection
- On your own
- Yourself, no list
- Other online services
- Basic checklist
- Lawyer or bank
- Mostly yourself
- perukirja.io
- Yourself, with checklist
Error protection
- On your own
- None
- Other online services
- Basic validation
- Lawyer or bank
- Expert reviews
- perukirja.io
- Automatic validation
Availability
- On your own
- 24/7, on your own
- Other online services
- 24/7, no AI help
- Lawyer or bank
- Business hours
- perukirja.io
- 24/7
Your risk
- On your own
- High
- Other online services
- No guarantee
- Lawyer or bank
- You pay regardless
- perukirja.io
- €0 — 90-day money-back
Do it yourself, but not alone.
What people like you are saying
“My father died in December and in January I was sitting at my computer completely lost. This service's videos explained everything so clearly that I dared to start. Three weeks later the deed was done — and I had peace of mind.”
“I considered a lawyer, but the €3,000 quote felt unreasonable when it was just dad's small apartment and one bank account. I did everything myself with this service. The deed went through to the tax authority without issues.”
“I probably asked the AI assistant 30 questions: how to value a forest property, should you report the car at death-day value, do funeral costs count as debts. Answer every time in seconds.”
“I did my mother's estate inventory 15 years ago with my sister, but I remembered almost nothing. This time the service kept me on track from start to finish.”
Frequently asked questions
Made for you — the person handling estate inventory yourself
- First time as estate reporter
You've never done this. You don't know what documents are needed, who to notify, or what a finished deed even looks like. This service answers every question and guides you through the entire process.
- It's been years since last time
Someone else helped back then. Now you're in charge and the details have faded. The service puts you back in control — step by step, as if it were your first time.
- You want to save, but not mess up
You know you could do this yourself — you just need reliable guidance. And if you're not satisfied, you get your money back.
When do we recommend a professional?
If the estate involves significant international assets, disputes between heirs, insolvency, or a pending divorce — contact a lawyer. Our service detects these situations and tells you directly.
About us
Built for families like ours
Handling legal paperwork while grieving is one of the hardest things a family can face. The estate inventory process is genuinely complex, and it often comes at the moment when you have the least energy for it.
“We've been on both sides of this process, with years of practical experience in the field. Everything we learned about where families typically get stuck is built directly into this service. You don't have to do this alone.”
We're a family business based in Tampere. We've seen firsthand how stressful, confusing, and expensive perunkirjoitus can be for ordinary families, even though it doesn't have to be. That's why we decided to build something better.
- Every step explained in plain language, without legal jargon
- Built-in checks at the points where mistakes happen most often
- The service generates a perukirja that is ready to submit to the Finnish Tax Administration
- Real people stand behind this service. Write to us and a real person will reply.
Breathe. You're in the right place.
Estate inventory isn't scary when you know what to do next. Take the first step today, work at your own pace — we're with you every step of the way.