Simple pay-as-you-go pricing
No subscription and nothing to cancel. Start with 500 free credits, then buy credits when you need them. Credits cost 1p each in the UK and 1.2¢ elsewhere, and they never expire.
Start free, then top up when you need to
Prices are in pounds sterling in the UK and US dollars everywhere else. Pay by card through Stripe.
What does a contract review cost?
It depends on how long the contract is, because that’s how much there is to read and explain. Move the slider to estimate yours.
For a PDF or Word document with text in it. A scanned PDF uses a little more, because its pages are read from the images first.
12 pages
About £22
2,200 credits
| Contract | Estimated credits | About |
|---|---|---|
| 5 pages | 1,100 | £11 |
| 10 pages | 1,900 | £19 |
| 20 pages | 3,600 | £36 |
| 40 pages | 7,000 | £70 |
| A question about a 12-page contract | 64 | 64p |
Estimates, based on about 3,000 characters a page. The real cost depends on the contract, and you see an estimate for your own document before anything is charged.
How charging works
You’re never charged more than the most we show you before an analysis starts.
See the estimate first
Before an analysis starts, you see about how many credits it will use, and the most it could use.
Pay for what it uses
The most it could cost is set aside, and you’re charged only for what the analysis actually uses. The rest comes straight back.
No charge if it fails
If an analysis doesn’t finish, you aren’t charged, apart from reading the pages of a scanned PDF if that part worked. You keep that text.
Questions as you go
Ask about the contract whenever something isn’t clear. Each answer uses about 64 credits (64p) on a 12-page contract, a little more on longer ones.
Samples are free
Try the sample UK and US contracts to see what an analysis looks like, at no cost.
Secure card payments
Payments are taken by Stripe. Card details go straight to Stripe and are never seen or stored by LegalSling.
Why credits, not a subscription?
Most small businesses review contracts now and then, not every day. With credits you pay when you need a review and nothing when you don’t, and the price follows the work: a short NDA costs less than a long services agreement.
- No monthly fee, and nothing to cancel
- Credits never expire
- A full history of what each analysis and question used
Credits
4,120 credits
Credits pay for the AI that reads your contracts, and they never expire.
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Frequently asked questions
Is LegalSling free?
You can start free. New accounts get 500 free credits as soon as they sign up, enough for a 1-page contract, or about 7 questions. The sample contracts are always free to explore, and after that you buy credits as you need them. No card is needed to start.
How much does it cost to review a contract?
It depends on the length. A 10-page contract uses about 1,900 credits (around £19, or $23 outside the UK) and a 40-page one about 7,000 (around £70, or $84). Before each analysis starts you see an estimate and the most it could use, and you’re only charged for what it actually uses.
Do credits expire?
No. Credits never expire, and there’s no subscription, so nothing renews and you’re never charged automatically. Buy a pack when you need one.
What happens if I don’t have enough credits?
Your document waits until you top up. Buy a pack and the analysis starts by itself once the payment has gone through, so you don’t need to upload it again.
Can I pay from outside the UK?
Yes. Outside the UK, prices are in US dollars: the packs cost $60, $120, $300 and $600. In the UK they’re in pounds sterling. Your account’s currency is set when you sign up, you can change it until your first purchase, and you pay by card through Stripe wherever you are.
Is it cheaper than a lawyer?
It does a different job. LegalSling explains a contract and flags points to discuss, for about £19 ($23) for a 10-page contract; a lawyer advises you on what to do and charges for their time. Used together, you can send your lawyer a clear brief, so the time you pay for goes on advice rather than on reading the contract from scratch.
Know exactly what you’re agreeing to
Upload a contract and get a plain-English review with red flags and a brief for your lawyer. 500 free credits to start, no card needed.