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One resource is Rocket Lawyer (you have to sign up for a trial, but you can cancel the trial after making the documents and avoid being charged).

Law Depot also has free forms to help you create a Last Will and Testament and trusts.

There are sites that you can also get a low cost Will. WillMasterForm is one such site, created by a lawyer (comes with a money-back guarantee as well).

And of course, there is Legalzoom, which charges a fee and offers a variety of different packages for both Wills and trusts. Depending on what you want, their costs will be different.

As an aside, a complete estate plan package for you and your spouse, if you have one (including a Last Will and Testament for each you, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Surrogates, and usually a Living Will as well) would likely only run a few hundred dollars through a private attorney if you went that route. These aren't typically complex documents to draft, and most estate planning attorneys will offer you a free or low cost consultation to discuss your specific needs and wants.

A trust generally is substantially more money to draft, because they are a much more complex document. In my experience, the majority of people don't need a trust for their estate planning needs, but this article provides a good oversite of the differences between a Will and trust. A consultation with a local estate lawyer to go over your particular needs and go over your financials can help you decide what may work best in your situation. Everyone is different.