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AdministrationAutomated, for life

CostA fraction of traditional

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EXAMPLE · TRUST RECORD

The Reyes Family Trust

Established March 2026 · South Dakota

Active · attorney-reviewed

Assets in trust

Grove Street condoRetitled Mar 2026

Brokerage · index fundsIn trust

High-yield savingsIn trust

TechCo shares (vested)Transfer pending

BeneficiariesJohn, Maria + two children

StructureRevocable living trust

TrusteeVeros

Why a trust

The best structure for your assets, proven for generations.

A trust does three things nothing else does, and the earlier it’s in place, the more each one is worth.

Wealth planning

Your plan, not probate’s.

Decide exactly who gets what, and when. A will still goes through probate; a trust doesn’t. Probate can take months to years and cost 3–7% of an estate.

Asset protection

Rock-solid asset protection.

No one can touch assets in a properly established South Dakota irrevocable trust: not a creditor, not a lawsuit, not a divorced spouse.

Tax benefits

Retain more of your wealth.

Lifetime and transfer-tax advantages that let more of what you build compound for the people you love, the same structures wealthy families have used for decades.

Every one of these benefits compounds. The best time to start is now.

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Why Veros

Veros administers it. The professionals guide it. You own it.

Most trusts get signed once and atrophy in a drawer. Yours won’t: everything your trust and estate need, in one intelligent home.

Veros administers it

We generate or ingest your trust deed, store your documents digitally in one place, provide real-time visibility on your trust value, perform trust accounting, implement changes to documents, maintain an audit trail for the long run, and more.

The professionals guide it

Trust professionals (accountants, attorneys, wealth managers) advise on key decisions and tailor your estate strategy as your wealth grows. You’re never alone in this.

You own it

Full control. See everything, understand intelligently, and administer compliantly. It’s your trust, and we make it effortless.

How it works

Four steps to onboard with us. One afternoon.

If you want to set up a South Dakota trust with us, we can guide you through a simple, automated flow. The trust document itself is free, and the subscription is for ongoing administration. If you already have a trust document, this same flow applies: we can ingest your trust documents and host them on Veros.

Talk to Vera

A guided conversation about your estate, your assets, and what you want to happen.

20 min

Generate or ingest deed

Vera drafts a complete South Dakota trust, or automatically populates your deed provisions into our platform.

15 min

Attorney review

A licensed SD attorney checks every clause. You sign in-app, no notary visit.

5–10 min

Fund & administer

Connect accounts and/or retitle assets. Host and manage your trust on Veros for the long run.

Ongoing

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Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing for trust administration services.

Two tiers, one annual price, and advice when you need it.

Start

Revocable Trust (Self-administered)

$299/ yr

Contingency planning beyond a will, probate avoidance, and the first step in long-term estate planning. Advisory time is additional, billed by the hour.

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Irrevocable Trust (Directed)

$4,999/ yr

Rock-solid asset protection and tax efficiency with trust sitused in South Dakota. Trust officer assigned to administer on Veros platform, with standard advisory time included.

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Advisory · Billed hourlyLicensed professionals for the decisions that matter, only when you use it.

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Questions

The questions we hear most.

Why pay every year instead of one-time with an attorney?

Trusts require ongoing administration, both revocable and irrevocable. Typically, an attorney only drafts and approves your trust deed. Then, folks who decide to self-administer fall prone to several errors: forgetting to fund it (30–40% of trusts are unfunded), losing track of the deed, forgetting to retitle assets into the trust, and more, effectively losing the trust’s power and purpose. Careful, dedicated administration and legal compliance is essential to achieve the full benefits and protections you set your trust up for.

Do I need a lot of money to set up a trust?

No. You can set up a simple revocable trust today to simply have a contingency plan. And then you can set up irrevocable structures to best grow and protect your assets as your wealth evolves over the long run.

Am I locking my assets up?

Not with a revocable trust. Your assets stay fully accessible and yours. For irrevocable trusts, you move those assets out of your estate in order to achieve asset protection and tax benefits, but you can take distributions from it if you list yourself and/or family members as beneficiaries.

If trusts are so important, why doesn’t everyone have one?

First, because most people outside of ultra-high net worth families don’t know about the benefits of trusts. Second, setting one up today is a time-consuming and expensive process that costs up to $10K just to set up the trust deed.

Can I change it later?

Yes for a revocable trust. For an irrevocable trust, your trustee can make amendments to the terms, but you cannot make amendments directly since the trust lives outside your estate.

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