Lexitio is opening early access to solo and small law firms through its founding design partner program. Design partners put Lexitio to work on real matters and help shape what we build next. The free pilot runs the week of October 5.
We're building Lexitio for solo and small law firms, and we want a founding group of them to use it before anyone else does. You run real work through it for a week, starting October 5, and tell us plainly what helped and what got in the way. We fix what we can, and your practice shapes what we build next.
What you get
Early access
Lexitio for your firm before it is generally available, free during the pilot week.
A direct line to the founder
Questions, problems and ideas go straight to the person building it, not a support queue.
A say in the product
What slows your practice down weighs on what we build next.
The founding rate
If you choose to stay after the pilot: every plan at 50% off for the first year, paid as one annual payment up front; standard rates resume in year two. Figures below.
What we ask · required
Real use during the pilot week
Put real matters through Lexitio the week of October 5, not a test drive on the side.
Honest feedback (required)
Tell us what works and what doesn’t, during the pilot week. It is a required part of the program; the problems are the useful part.
The wrap-up questionnaire (required)
About five minutes at the end of the pilot, and required. It mirrors the questions in your registration, so we can both see what changed.
The founding rate · 50% off, year one
| Plan | Standard | Founding rate, year one |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | $99/mo | $594 one annual payment |
| Solo Max | $179/mo | $1,074 one annual payment |
| Practice | $249/mo | $1,494 one annual payment |
| Firm | $499/mo | $2,994 one annual payment |
The founding rate is paid annually, in one payment up front. There is no monthly option at this rate. Standard rates resume in year two. The pilot week itself is free.
No obligation to continue after the pilot. Nothing converts to a paid plan automatically. Read the pilot terms.
Tell us about your firm, where the work gets stuck, and how things run today. It takes about five minutes.