Law · Ready room

NDA check

“Is this NDA safe to sign as it is?” Contract lawyer, Opposing counsel, Standards checker read your papers together, check each other, and hand back one reviewed answer. About 6 minutes, usually $1 to $2.

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Invite-only. Your papers never train anything.

Who takes the table

  • Contract lawyer
  • Opposing counsel
  • Standards checker

New: built from the rooms we have tested.

Fee trap caught
$466k
In our contract test, the room's counsel caught Year 2 fees still payable after leaving. A single reviewer missed it.
Must-catch items caught
50of 50
Every one in our 5-case test, including 4 specialist legal points a single reviewer missed.
Time and cost
10to 24 min
Usually $3 to $8 a room. You set the limit before it starts, it never goes over, and a room that ends without an answer is credited back.

How a room reads

Several professionals, one stack of papers, checking each other.

One reader sees one document at a time. The costly mistakes live between documents: an order form that quietly overrides a clause, a promise in the summary the plan never keeps.

  1. i.

    Pick a room, drop in the papers

    Choose a ready room such as Vendor contract review. Add the contract, the data agreement, the order form, and what you already want.

  2. ii.

    The right specialists take the table

    Counsel, finance, procurement, privacy. Each reads everything from their own angle and challenges what the others write.

  3. iii.

    One answer, marked up

    You get a single reviewed document: what to change, why, and what it costs you if you do not. Every finding points to the clause it came from.

Evidence, from our own tests

One expert reads it. A room argues about it.

$466kof Year 2 fees a single reviewer missed.The room's commercial counsel saw that the Order Form overrides one clause but not the other. Vendor contract review, in our test: must-catch items found, out of 10. The room cost $2.86.

One expert 1 reviewer

9 / 10

  • A clear memo on the main agreement.
  • Risks listed, without a cost on each.
  • The order form read alone, not against the contract.

Specialist legal points 0 of 4

Room $2.86

10 / 10

  • The order form read against every clause.
  • A dollar figure on every risk, ranked.
  • Every contradiction between documents quoted.

Specialist legal points 4 of 4

Ready rooms

Start from a room built for the job.

Each one brings the professionals that job needs and asks only for the papers it reads.

27 ready rooms, including Lease review, Patient safety incident review and Supplier bid comparison. See them all

Pricing

Less than one billable hour.

Every room runs under a limit you set. If a room ends without an answer, the credit comes back automatically. Rooms is invite-only for now; these are the plans it opens with.

First room

Free

  • One ready room, up to $3 of review
  • A card confirms you are a person. Nothing is charged.
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ProRecommended

$49 / month

  • About 15 ready rooms or 5 deep reviews a month
  • All 27 ready rooms
  • Top up when a month runs long
  • Cancel any time
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Team

Coming soon

  • Shared rooms and papers
  • One budget for the team
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Questions

Questions

Who reads my documents?
The specialists in your room are Qawl agents, each briefed for one profession. Your papers stay in your workspace and are never used to train anything.
How long does a room take?
Most finish in minutes. You can read the discussion as it happens or come back to the answer.
What does a room cost me?
Usually $3 to $8. You set the limit before it starts and it never goes over. A room that ends without an answer is credited back.
When is one expert enough?
When one author writes one document: a plan, a proposal, a course outline. One expert does as well there for a fifth of the price, and Agent Rooms will suggest it.
Does this replace my lawyer?
No. It makes sure your lawyer, or you, start from every issue already found and priced.

Read it twice. Sign it once.

Send the papers, set the limit, and read one marked-up answer in the time a meeting takes.

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