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LawY

AI legal assistant sold as one subscription that answers research questions with sources, analyzes documents, writes first drafts and redlines contracts in Word.

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What the AI doesLawY all-in-one AI legal assistant, Research, Drafting, Analysis, Prompts, Contracts, Lawyer in the loop
Who it servesSolo attorneys, Small law firms, Family law and estate planning practices
Starting price$89/user/mo (All-in-one); Research-only plan priced through integration partners
Pricing modelPer user/month
Free trialNot stated on the vendor site
Best fitSolo attorney, Small firm
CategoryAI Legal Research
Also fitsDocument Automation & Assembly
Works withGoogle Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Microsoft Word, LEAP, WealthCounsel
ConfidentialityNot posted on the vendor's site.
Checked2026-10-31, against the vendor's own page

Who it's for

LawY is listed as a fit for solo attorneys and small firms, and the vendor names solo attorneys, small law firms and family law and estate planning practices on its own site. The job it gets hired for: answering a legal question with citations you can check, and drafting the memo or brief from them. It also fits the Document Automation & Assembly category.

What it costs

LawY starts at $89/user/mo (All-in-one); Research-only plan priced through integration partners, per user/month. Ask the vendor about a trial when you reach out.

Good to know

LawY posts a single all-in-one plan at $89 per user per month that covers research, first drafts, document analysis and contract redlining, with 'Solo practitioners' named among its intended users. The vendor posts that conversations are never used to train any AI models.

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