We become your in-house legal team

Each matter is quoted as a fixed fee before it starts, from £500 for a simple contract to £5,000 to £10,000 for a whole funding round, plus VAT, and you pay only for what you send us. There is no retainer and no minimum. If your volume makes a standing monthly arrangement more sensible, we work one out with you, but it is never a condition.

It is a private profile of how your company thinks about risk: your commercial positions, the clauses you care about, the redlines you will and will not accept, and the playbooks your team already has. We build it when you onboard, from the documents you share, and every piece of work after that starts from it rather than from a generic template. It is used only for your matters and never to improve work for another client.

A fractional general counsel is one person, for a set number of days a month, at a day rate. You get a team of senior solicitors with our own platform behind them, reachable on Slack, email or WhatsApp, at a fixed fee per matter rather than per day. Most routine contracts come back within hours rather than waiting for the next scheduled day, and the knowledge of your business sits in your client brain rather than in one person’s head.

Yes, and many clients use us that way. A general counsel sends us the contract flow and keeps the strategic work; a founder with a trusted outside firm sends us the day-to-day commercial documents and keeps that firm for the matters it knows best. We fit around whoever is already there and keep them in the loop where you want us to.

Point us at the signed agreements and our platform reads them at scale, with a qualified solicitor verifying what it finds. You get a clear picture of the genuine risks across the portfolio, a map of where individual agreements drift from your standard or market terms, and a negotiation playbook so your team holds a consistent position next time. It is quoted as a fixed fee once we know how many contracts there are, and it is the work that matters before a fundraise, an acquisition or a counterparty’s due diligence.