NDA review service

Every NDA, redlined in two business days.

NDAs consume more legal hours than any other document a startup signs, and almost none of those hours create value. We built a service that removes the work without removing the judgment.

Standard turnaroundTwo business days
ExpeditedAvailable on request
Initial redlineFrom $200
Follow-on redlineFrom $140

How it works

Four steps.

01
Send the document

By email, or through a web form. No portal to learn and no account to create.

02
The system reviews it

Our software reads the NDA against a playbook of positions and produces the full list of changes.

03
A person checks the work

A lawyer or a contracts professional verifies every issue, adds anything the system missed, and applies the changes as tracked changes.

04
You get a redline

A marked-up Word document and a short summary of what changed and why.

What you get

A redline you can send.

  • Tracked changes in Word. Not a memo about the document. The document itself.
  • A plain summary. What we changed, and the reason, in language you can forward to the counterparty.
  • Your positions, not ours. We build the playbook around what your company will and will not accept.
  • Consistency across every deal. The same term gets the same treatment whether it is the first NDA this month or the fortieth.
Note

Software does the first pass. A lawyer or a contracts professional signs off on every redline that leaves this firm. Nothing reaches a counterparty without a person reviewing it.

Pricing

Per document, or by subscription.

Initial redlines start at $200. Follow-on redlines on the same document start at $140. Expedited turnaround costs more and we will quote it before we start.

Companies with steady volume take a monthly subscription instead. The subscription covers a set number of matters at a materially lower rate per document, and it includes the work of building and maintaining your playbook.

Ask for a volume quote

Why this works

The playbook is the product.

Any competent lawyer can redline one NDA. The difficulty is doing it the same way four hundred times while the terms that actually matter still get caught.

We maintain a two-layer playbook. One layer holds the positions that must be recognized in every document, whatever language the counterparty uses to hide them. The second layer holds the reference material for the harder calls. The system applies the first layer. A person applies the second.

Thirty minutes, no pitch.

Tell me what you are building and where the legal work is piling up. If LWD is not the right answer, I will tell you that and point you somewhere better.

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