Soxton is an AI-powered legal service for startups that combines AI-accelerated drafting with review by experienced lawyers and a 24-hour turnaround. It handles incorporation and LLC formation, equity and corporate work, contracts and ongoing counsel at prices listed up front. It is best for founders of early-stage companies who want startup legal work done faster and cheaper than at a traditional law firm.
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Logan Brown
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A founder asks a question, requests a contract, uploads a document or books a call. Soxton's AI applies relevant precedent and attorney-built workflows, an experienced lawyer reviews the work, and the contract, answer or guidance arrives within 24 hours. Soxton supports founders through four stages: getting started (formation, ownership, partner agreements, brand and IP), building a team (contractors, employment, vendor agreements), selling and signing (customer agreements, commercial contracts, privacy terms, trademarks) and raising and growing (financings and SAFEs, ownership changes, hiring and governance). Every workflow is priced up front. The free plan covers incorporation, LLC formation or a registered agent, a free welcome consultation and free term sheet and offer letter reviews, with standard rates per workflow. Premium costs $1,000 a year and adds unlimited 15-minute lawyer consultations, a template library (co-founder, advisor, NDA, contractor and offer letter agreements), a data room with AI analysis, e-signature and half-price lawyer work. For example, Delaware C-corp incorporation is $400, a custom contract is $100 on Premium or $200 on the free plan, and an M&A transaction is $2,500. Soxton says it has served more than 1,000 companies. It was founded by Logan Brown, a Harvard Law School graduate and former Cooley LLP attorney.
What it does
Every request reviewed by an experienced lawyer
Contracts and answers within a day
Delaware C-corp, LLC and registered agent
SAFEs, equity plans and cofounder changes
Founder, advisor, NDA and hiring templates
Unlimited storage with AI analysis
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Free plan with per-workflow prices (for example $400 Delaware incorporation, $200 custom contract); Premium $1,000/year halves lawyer work and adds unlimited 15-minute consultations and templates.
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Soxton has a free plan where each workflow has a set price, and a Premium membership at $1,000 a year. Premium halves the price of lawyer work, so a custom contract is $100 instead of $200, and adds unlimited 15-minute consultations and a template library. Filings such as $400 Delaware incorporation cost the same on both plans.
Soxton says it is not a law firm and that legal services are provided by licensed attorneys. Its AI drafts and organises the work, and an experienced lawyer reviews every request before it goes back to the founder.
Soxton aims for a 24-hour turnaround: custom contracts are drafted within 24 hours, term sheet breakdowns arrive within 24 hours and contract redlines come back in one business day.
Incorporation and LLC formation, registered agent service, co-founder, advisor, contractor and hiring agreements, equity plans and SAFEs, contract review and redlines, term sheet analysis and M&A transactions.
Soxton was founded by Logan Brown, who built a business while at Harvard Law School and then worked with startups as an attorney at Cooley LLP.
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