Small firms

Document automation sized for a small firm.

A published price, a workspace of your own, and a second pair of eyes on every document before it leaves the firm.

The price, before you ask

A small firm usually starts on the Practice plan. These are the published figures; the pricing page has every plan side by side.

$349
a month for the Practice plan
5
people included, and $45 a month for each one after that
250
documents a month, then $0.60 each
Support
Email, 1 business day

On every plan, never gated

A small firm is not given a smaller product. A label shows which of these are still being built.

  • API and webhooks Planned
  • E-signature Planned
  • White-label with your own domain Planned
  • Add seats at any time Planned
  • Export your templates and logic at any time Planned

By design

Two people, every document

A document leaves the workspace only after someone at your firm approves it, and that person is never the one who generated it. So a workspace needs at least two people: one to prepare, one to review. Who reviews is your firm's decision.

  • Review before release In development

    A person at your firm approves a document before it is released; a changed answer produces a new, unapproved document, and a withdrawn approval is recorded with its reason. Done from the firm workspace.

  • Recorded approvals

    Who approved what, and when, is written to an append-only, hash-chained ledger and anchored off-site every hour.

A line drawing of a document passing through an arch on its way out

Getting started

  1. Ask for a workspace

    Tell us about your firm. A person replies; there is no self-serve sign-up.

  2. Bring your templates

    Your firm's own Word templates become questionnaires. We supply no forms. Guided onboarding is $2,500: up to 10 templates mapped, 2 workflows, training.

  3. Generate, review, release

    A colleague approves each document before it is released, and the approval is recorded.

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