Legal Tech Platform Terms Reviews

Not-a-law-firm disclaimers, malpractice immunity, and template document limitations. These platforms promise affordable legal help but their terms ensure you have no recourse when things go wrong.

4
Platforms Reviewed
55
Avg Score
DoNotPay
Best in Category

Platform Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of consumer fairness scores across major legal tech platforms.

Platform Score Grade Key Gotcha
DoNotPay
Best in Category
65 B- AI limitations, unauthorized practice concerns View Review →
Incfile
58 C+ Formation focused, heavy upsells View Review →
Rocket Lawyer
52 C Subscription traps, limited support View Review →
LegalZoom
Lowest in Category
45 C- Established but expensive upsells View Review →

⚖ The Ultimate Irony

A law site reviewing legal tech terms. These platforms sell "legal services" but their terms ensure they're not actually practicing law. When their template LLC operating agreement doesn't fit your situation, they're not liable. When their AI gives bad advice, that's on you. We wrote the legal documents analyzing their legal documents. It's lawyers all the way down.

🔎 Key Findings Across All Platforms

"Not a Law Firm" Disclaimers

Every platform explicitly states they're not providing legal advice. This means no malpractice protection if their templates or guidance fail you.

Template Document Limitations

One-size-fits-all documents may not address your specific situation. Complex business structures or unique circumstances aren't covered.

Subscription Auto-Renewal

"Annual compliance" and "registered agent" services auto-renew indefinitely. Cancellation often requires navigating complex processes.

No Attorney-Client Privilege

Without an attorney-client relationship, your communications aren't privileged. Anything you share could potentially be disclosed.

Registered Agent Cancellation

Stopping registered agent service can leave your business non-compliant. Platforms make it difficult to transfer this service elsewhere.

Platform Reviews

Click through for complete analysis of each platform's terms of service.

DoNotPay

65/100 (B-)
  • "Robot lawyer" isn't actually a lawyer
  • AI-generated content may be inaccurate
  • Unauthorized practice concerns in multiple states
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Incfile

58/100 (C+)
  • Free formation, but everything else costs
  • Registered agent auto-renews at $119/yr
  • Limited to formation services
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Rocket Lawyer

52/100 (C)
  • Free trial converts to $39.99/month
  • "Unlimited" documents with limitations
  • Attorney consultations are brief
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LegalZoom

45/100 (C-)
  • Premium pricing, aggressive upsells
  • "Business Advisory Plan" subscription
  • Not a law firm despite the name
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