Costs to Join the Network (2026)

Learn more about the costs to join the Divorce With Dignity Network. Unlock the full potential of your legal practice with Divorce With Dignity Network’s tailored subscription plans. Designed to cater to both new and established professionals, our Basic and Premium plans offer a comprehensive suite of tools, training, and marketing services to ensure your success in providing amicable, no-court divorce solutions. Choose the plan that best fits your needs and budget, and gain access to unparalleled support and resources that uphold the highest standards of dignity and respect for your clients.

Our Basic Subscription Plan includes essential features such as basic training and onboarding, a custom web page, social media profiles set-up, business templates, divorce services software suite, client packets, quarterly coaching calls, and access to our private online community.

For those seeking even more support, our Premium Subscription Plan offers expanded training, monthly coaching calls, CEU access to training events, and comprehensive marketing and advertising services including social media posts, ads management, press releases, ghostwritten blog posts, and features in our main newsletter.

There’s a one-time set-up fee plus a monthly subscription fee to join the DWD Network. The subscription cost ranges between $875/month and $2,400/month and the set-up fee from $4,500 to $7,500. For counties with a population in excess of 2 million, there is an additional monthly fee of $500. When you choose an annual commitment (with up-front, one-time payment), you save 15% on both the set-up and subscription fee.

Providers can expect their initial investment to launch a Divorce With Dignity business to range from $6,400 to $17,000, depending on your location, whether you’re establishing an in-person office or starting virtually, and which subscription tier you choose. We help you keep upfront costs manageable — including the option to finance a portion of your licensing fee and begin with a virtual office to minimize expenses.

The table below outlines typical startup costs, but actual investment varies based on your goals and existing professional setup. Many Providers begin serving clients within their first few months, which means revenue can begin offsetting expenses quickly.

This investment is significantly lower than a traditional service-based franchise, which often requires $150,000 or more to open — and unlike franchises, we do not charge ongoing royalties or require a percentage of your revenue. You keep what you earn, and you build equity in a practice that is truly your own.