Lexsy is an AI-powered law firm and legal operating system for startups and their investors, combining lawyer-approved document workflows with access to in-house lawyers. Founders describe a legal need, Lexsy drafts from templates with lawyer review where needed, and the cap table, data room and documents stay in one dashboard. It is aimed at VC-backed startups from formation through fundraising to exit, and at the funds that invest in them.
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What Lexsy does
Lexsy asks questions to understand a legal need before any cost is incurred, then lets founders do it themselves from lawyer-approved templates or bring in a lawyer. Equity review is included, and for anything else the client approves the price first. Workflows cover incorporation, Delaware filings, agreements, 83(b) elections, equity grants, offer letters and due diligence checklists. The dashboard keeps workflows, credits, a self-updating cap table and an investor-ready data room in one place, with document signing built in and Lexsy Scan for automated legal health checks. Ask Lexsy acts as an embedded general counsel. Clients can bring in Lexsy's own lawyers, boutique firms or Big Law, all working from the same records. The Lexsy Membership costs $5,000 a year and includes every supported do-it-yourself workflow, lawyer review of launch, co-founder stock and equity grants, and the cap table and data room. Lexsy says it is SOC 2 Type II certified and trusted by more than 100 VC-backed companies; the AI Firm Index notes it was founded by a former Cooley lawyer.
What it does
Lexsy core capabilities
Lexsy Membership
$5,000 a year for workflows, equity review and records.
Ask Lexsy
Embedded general counsel for everyday questions.
Cap table
Self-updating cap table kept with company records.
Data room
Investor-ready data room to share with investors.
Lexsy Scan
Automated legal health checks.
Talk to a Lawyer
In-house lawyers, boutique firms or Big Law on demand.
Technical specifications
- Built-in document signing and execution
- Lawyer-approved document templates
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Lexsy pricing
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Lexsy Membership is $5,000 per year, covering supported workflows, equity review, cap table and data room; other lawyer work is priced and approved first.
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The Lexsy Membership costs $5,000 per year. It includes every supported do-it-yourself workflow with no credit limits, lawyer review of launch, co-founder stock and equity grants, a self-updating cap table and data room, and document execution. Other lawyer work is priced and approved before it starts.
Lexsy is built for VC-backed startups from incorporation through fundraising to exit, and for the investors and funds that back them. It says more than 100 VC-backed companies use it, with clients backed by investors such as YC, a16z and General Catalyst.
Both. Lexsy drafts documents through lawyer-approved workflows on its platform, and clients can bring in Lexsy's own lawyers, boutique firms or Big Law. The AI Firm Index lists it as an AI-powered law firm for startups founded by a former Cooley lawyer.
Lexsy states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified. Company records, the cap table and the data room are kept in one dashboard and can be shared with investors and advisers.
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