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Legal · for scaling startups

Legal that keeps up
with your growth.

Contracts, data protection, and AI governance for fast-growing companies — drafted by independent UK solicitors, at a fixed fee.

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Drafted by an independent UK solicitor, at a fixed fee.

01 — The problem

As you scale, legal becomes the bottleneck.

Your first enterprise customer sends a 40-page MSA and demands a DPA. An investor's lawyers want your data protection documents by Friday. Your AI features raise questions nobody's written down yet.

You have two options, and both are bad.

A law firm.

Slow. £400–£600 an hour. A bill you can't predict and work you can't chase. By the time the redline comes back, the deal's gone cold.

Do it yourself.

Templates and ChatGPT get you a document. They don't get you a document that survives your customer's legal team or an investor's due diligence — and you're not a lawyer, so you can't tell the difference until it's too late.

There's a third option.

A solicitor who works the way you do: fast, fixed-fee, and available when a deal is on the line — without the retainer, the hourly clock, or the six-week wait.

02 — What we do

Three ways we work. All fixed fee.

I

Build your foundation

The legal and data protection stack you need to sell, launch, and pass due diligence.

Fixed fee. Weeks, not months.

  • Master Services Agreement
  • Order Form / SOW template
  • Website & Product Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • DPA
  • DPIA template
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy + Consent Notice
  • Data Governance Policies
II

Move your deals

When a customer's contract or security review lands, we turn it around fast.

Fixed fee per deal. Days, not weeks.

  • Review and redline NDAs and MSAs
  • Negotiate DPAs
  • Negotiate SOWs / Order Forms
  • Answer the data protection sections of their security questionnaire
  • Solicitor sign-off on what matters
III

Keep you covered

The law moves. Your product moves. Your documents shouldn't be a year out of date.

Monthly. Cancel anytime.

  • Ongoing contract and policy support
  • Updates when the rules change
  • Someone to ask before you sign
03 — How it works

Three steps. No surprises.

01

Call

30 minutes. What you sell, who to, what data you handle.

02

Quote

Fixed fee and timeline, agreed upfront. No hourly billing, no surprises.

03

Done

Drafted around your actual business — then a walkthrough so you know how to use it.

04 — Why this is different

Built for how startups actually operate.

Fixed fees.

You know the cost before we start. Legal stops being the line item you're scared of.

Built for your business.

Whether you're a controller or a processor, where your sub-processors sit, what your AI features actually do — these change the documents. Templates don't know any of it.

A solicitor stands behind it.

Not a generator, not a chatbot. When your customer's legal team pushes back, there's someone who can answer them.

Fast enough to matter.

A deal stuck in legal review is revenue sitting still. We work to your deal timeline, not ours.

05 — Who this is for

If this is you, we should talk.

  • 01B2B SaaS and AI companies signing their first enterprise customers
  • 02Startups heading into a funding round and due diligence
  • 03Fast-growing teams handling personal data with no in-house lawyer
  • 04Founders who've outgrown templates but don't need a £500-an-hour firm
06 — FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

How fast?+

Contract and DPA reviews in days. A full foundation build in weeks. We agree the timeline before we start.

How much?+

Fixed fee, quoted after the call. No hourly billing.

Can I start small?+

Yes. Most people start with one thing — usually a DPA or a customer contract — and build from there.

UK only?+

UK and EU data protection as standard. US matters handled with US counsel.

What if my customer sends their own paper?+

That's the most common case. We review and redline theirs — usually the fastest route to signature.

Stop letting legal
slow you down.

Fixed fee. Fast turnaround. A real solicitor.