Most legal AI tools hand you an answer and wish you luck. We flag the risks in plain English, and when you want judgement, a qualified lawyer from Eta & Associates reads it with you. That's the entire idea.
On one side: expensive lawyers, slow but careful. The kind founders and freelancers can't afford until something has already gone wrong.
On the other: generic AI answers, fast but unaccountable. The kind that look fine until a counterparty's solicitor finds the gap you didn't know was there.
We built AIgent Legal for the space between. AI handles the speed, reading a 40-page MSA in seconds and flagging what deserves your attention, from your side of the deal. And when a flag needs a human's judgement, we put one in the loop: a qualified lawyer at Eta & Associates, on a flat-fee £100 consultation you request straight from the review. Your call, never a subscription.
Yellow markers are AI. Gold markers are human. The handoff between them is the whole product.
Drop the contract you've been sent: an NDA, an MSA, a services or licensing agreement. PDF in, that's the whole job. One £15 credit covers the review, consumed only when it completes.
The AI identifies the contracting parties and which one is you, from your profile and the document itself. If it can't tell confidently, it stops and asks you to pick a side rather than reviewing from the wrong one. Nothing is charged until the finished report comes back.
This is the bit that matters. Request a consultation straight from the review and a qualified lawyer at Eta & Associates emails you to arrange the call: the flags, what they mean for your deal, what to push back on. A flat £100, no hour bundles, and nothing is charged when you send the request.
Negotiate the clauses that matter, ask for the changes, or sign knowing exactly what you're agreeing to. Reviews stay in your dashboard for as long as you want them. Delete any time.
The review and the consultation do different jobs, and we're precise about which is which. Here's the rule for each.
You upload, we flag risk: every clause read from your side of the deal, £15 a review. You can read the report and act on it yourself; most legal service providers do exactly this. It tells you where to look. It doesn't tell you what to do.
Why the line?A review is a second pair of eyes, not a solicitor. We'd rather be honest about that than pretend otherwise.
When a flag needs judgement, request a consultation from the review page. The team at Eta & Associates emails you to arrange the call. A flat £100, no hour bundles, no booking system. Sending the request costs nothing; payment is arranged when the consultation is.
Why request-based? Because a call you didn't ask for is an upsell. One you did ask for is advice.
Most legal AI tools optimise for one extreme. We optimise for the middle, and the middle is where most founders, freelancers and small in-house teams actually live.
Eta & Associates Limited is a private limited company incorporated under the laws of England and Wales (company number 10403170). They built AIgent Legal as a way to make their legal expertise scalable, without diluting the legal work itself.
Eta lawyers provide ongoing input into AIgent Legal's review standards and risk-flag definitions. The platform's logic is reviewed against current UK law and commercial best practice as it evolves.
Using AIgent Legal only creates a solicitor-client relationship with Eta & Associates once you take a consultation with one of their lawyers. If you'd like bespoke legal advice for a matter outside the platform, you contact Eta directly.
Eta assists with UK GDPR compliance, contract-law standards, and other regulatory frameworks that touch the platform. We follow established AI ethics guidance for transparency and fairness.
When you request a consultation, it's a qualified lawyer at Eta on the other end, not a support agent, not a chatbot. They read your review before they reply, and the £100 fee is flat, agreed up front.
These aren't slogans. They're the operating rules behind every workflow on the platform.
Contract content you upload is never used to train or improve our models. Not by default, not by accident. Only if you explicitly opt in.
The report tells you where to look, in plain English. When you need to know what to do, we put a qualified lawyer in front of you. We never dress the AI up as one.
Reviews run against the laws of England & Wales. We don't pretend that fits every jurisdiction. We tell you where a contract needs local-law eyes.
The AI is a research assistant, not a solicitor. The human in the loop isn't a marketing feature. It's a real consultation with a real lawyer, whenever you ask for one.
We don't claim our templates fit every industry edge case. We flag where a specialist review is recommended, and we tell you who to call.
Democratising legal services, one reviewed contract at a time.
A free account, £15 a review, and a qualified lawyer one request away when the stakes deserve one.