Your trust will be emailed as a Microsoft Word document attachment. Then it is recommended for you to print it on paper, if you wish, and insert it into a 3-ring binder notebook. This is because over time, many of the documents being added to the trust will have original wet ink signatures, and sometimes notarization on them. In addition, it is always good to have a hard copy, in case anything happens to your computer. Randall would only post-mail something to you if his signature is needed on anything. The main corpus consists of about 30 pages, but many more pages will be added as the trust develops over time. Plus the manual is about 15 pages.
Bigger is not necessarily better. If the trust had 100 or 300 pages, it might contain a lot of unnecessary stuff that would make it more complicated than it needs to be. In this case, a trust with shorter text and lesser pages is actually more powerful and beneficial, because we have distilled the essence of the best legal and asset protection principles down into the most concentrated and user-friendly form.
These materials are proprietary and are not published on any website anywhere. If you find any on a website, it would be very advisable to avoid using them, because Randall and I have decades of experience in eliminating so much of the nonsense out there and retaining only the trust documents and language that are most essential, correct, and beneficial for everyone concerned.
Further, you wouldn't want to use anything that has been exposed to the public. The corpus of the trust is very private. It is never to be shared with anyone except your closest family and friends and/or whomever you may bring into the trust as any kind of officer or partner. Only a few pages are to be shared with the bank -- the minimum necessary to get an account open. Randall will show you which pages. All the rest of the trust is never to be shown to any institution or agency, without the consent of the trustees. The privacy of it is one of its protections. That's why you really don't want to be asking me for a website where you could "see" the trust.
I can send you an attachment of a trust indenture generic title page and first page, if you wish, so you can see what they look like. That's all I am at liberty to show you at this time, until you have become a paid and registered trust client.