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Legal AI Counsel · FinePrint Counsel

Legal questions answered. Legal work done.

The half of your Legal AI Team that does the work.

Ask Counsel in plain English. It shows the plan and the cost, then its eight lawyer-trained specialist teammates do the work from your company’s own records. Lawyers supervise it in AnswerLoop. $20 an hour, billed by the minute it works.

Two founders at a pale wooden table by a tall window in morning light, reading a laptop together. The cost of a hiring matter in FinePrint Counsel, itemised by document, above the Approve plan button.

How Counsel works

Describe the task, approve the plan

Describe the task in your own words. Counsel turns it into a plan: the documents it will prepare, the facts it needs from you, and what it will cost.

  • Company

    • “Form our Delaware C corporation and issue the founder stock.”
  • Contracts

    • “Review this vendor contract and redline anything outside our playbook.”
  • People

    • “Prepare an offer letter and equity grant for a senior engineer in Colorado.”
  • Data

    • “Prepare the data processing agreement our enterprise customer is asking for.”
The plan for a hiring matter: the request “Prepare an offer letter and equity grant for a senior engineer in Colorado.”, the four documents FinePrint Counsel will prepare, two facts it asks for because they are not in the company's records, its cost, and the Approve plan button.
  • The plan first

    You see the documents it will prepare and the steps it will take.

  • The facts it needs

    If a fact is missing or your records conflict, it asks you instead of guessing.

  • The cost before you approve

    The plan shows what the task will cost. Nothing starts until you approve it.

101 legal tasks, eight specialist teammates

Each teammate covers one area of company law. Each task has a plan, the facts it needs, and a cost you see before it starts. Every task follows a process lawyers approved.

  • Corporate 29 tasks

    Form the company · Issue founder stock · Adopt an equity plan · Issue a SAFE · Close a priced round · Prepare the data room

  • Commercial 11 tasks

    Create an NDA · Create a customer agreement · Create a vendor agreement · Review their contract · Renew or give notice · Sign a lease

  • Employment & HR 13 tasks

    Hire an employee · Engage a contractor · Update the handbook and policies · Administer a leave · Terminate employment

  • Privacy, Data & AI 12 tasks

    Map the data · Publish the privacy notices · Create a DPA · Answer a privacy request · Respond to an incident · Adopt the AI use policy

  • IP & Brand 10 tasks

    Close the chain of title · File a trademark · Protect trade secrets · License IP · Audit open source

  • Consumer & Marketing 7 tasks

    Publish the terms · Review the checkout · Review advertising · Run a promotion

  • Compliance & Risk 11 tasks

    Run annual compliance · Qualify in a new state · Register for sales tax · Obtain business licenses · Manage the insurance program

  • Disputes & Claims 8 tasks

    Send a demand letter · Respond to a demand · Respond to a subpoena · Settle a claim

See every task

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Legal answers for your company

Ask Counsel the legal questions that come up while running the company. Each answer gives the reason and the source it relies on.

  • “Can a contractor in Germany invoice us through their own company?”
  • “Does this customer’s agreement let them terminate for convenience?”
  • “Do we need a new 409A valuation before this option grant?”
  • “What do we owe an employee who leaves in California?”
The question “Does this customer’s agreement let them terminate for convenience?” answered “No.” with the reason, a numbered citation to section 12.3 of the Beacon Cloud agreement shown beside it with the sentence highlighted, a second citation to the matter's decision record, and the review line: a routine answer that follows a process lawyers approved and sample-review.
  • The reason with the answer

    Each answer says why, in plain language, and points to the clause, the rule, or the company record it relies on.

  • Answered for your company

    Answers use your agreements, your equity records, and your earlier decisions, so “Can we?” is answered for your company, not in general.

AnswerLoop

Lawyers check the work in AnswerLoop

AnswerLoop is where lawyers review the work. Not every answer goes to a lawyer. Here is which work does, and what happens to their corrections.

A lawyer with reading glasses goes through a printed draft with a younger colleague at a long table.
  1. Routine work follows a process lawyers approved, and lawyers check a sample of it.

  2. Work that needs a lawyer’s judgment waits until a lawyer has reviewed it.

  3. Lawyers agree with, modify or rework each answer they review. Their corrections are used to improve FinePrint LM.

Blue is the model's work going out for review. Amber is the lawyers' feedback coming back.

Control who sees the record

Choose who can view the company record and which matters each person can open. Export your record when you need it.

Sharing the Series A diligence folder: each person has a role of Owner, Editor, Viewer or Matter only, and the engaged attorney's matter-only access ends when the matter closes. Export is switched off.
  • Roles for your team

    Owners, editors and viewers see what their role allows.

  • Matter-only access for lawyers

    An engaged attorney sees the matter they are working on, and nothing else.

  • Access that ends

    Review or remove access when a matter closes or someone's work changes.

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Start with the task on your desk

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