A legal-AI platform costs €15k–50k a year — for reviews your team could run themselves.
We configure the assistant you already have — Claude, Copilot or Gemini — with the judgement of someone who’s reviewed 10,000+ contracts and corporate documents. Your team self-serves routine reviews with a senior negotiator’s playbook behind them, and escalates only what genuinely needs a lawyer. No new licence. No contracts leaving your environment.
Point a raw AI at a contract and it gives you generic, inconsistent output — it doesn’t know your positions, your fallbacks, or what’s actually worth fighting for. Configured properly, the same tool reviews like a senior negotiator. The difference isn’t the model. It’s the configuration — the playbook, the prompts and the fallback positions behind it. That’s what we build.
Your tool set up with a hardened, UPL-safe system prompt that reviews commercial substance, ranks issues by deal risk and drafts redlines.
For every key term — liability, indemnities, IP, warranties, termination, SLAs, data, exclusivity, payment: market-standard position, your position, fallbacks and the red line.
Ready prompts for buyer-side vs seller-side review, NDA quick-check, MSA deep review, redline generation and “what will they push back on.”
For each contentious term, the negotiation ladder — ideal → acceptable → walk-away — so your team negotiates with a plan, not ad hoc.
Which tier to use and exactly how to set it, so your contracts aren’t retained or used to train the model. Your paper stays yours.
A working session on how to use it and — the part that matters most — when to stop and escalate to a human. (Bespoke tier.)
Here’s a real slice of what goes into the configuration — one playbook entry and the prompt that drives the assistant’s behaviour. This is the layer a template, or a raw AI, can’t give you.
That’s 15 years of negotiation encoded — multiplied across every clause, prompt and fallback in the kit. A raw prompt doesn’t know your positions. This does.
We supply the expert layer — the playbook, prompts and configuration. Your contracts stay inside your AI tool; we never ingest them to “set things up.” And we configure the tier and settings that keep your inputs out of model training, so sensitive deals stay confidential. The capability comes to your data — not the other way around.
Routine, high-volume reviews become self-serve. High-stakes deals still come to us — done-for-you review and bespoke drafting are a click away.
The full expert layer, delivered as a kit. You configure it in your tool with our step-by-step guide.
Best for teams who want the capability now and are comfortable setting it up themselves.
Get the Kit — €990We build the playbook around your contracts and deal types, configure the assistant in your tool, and hand it to your team.
Best for teams who want it tailored, configured, tested and maintained.
Eligibility — available to companies incorporated in the UK, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark or New Zealand, for contracts governed by the law of one of those countries.
Talk to usIndicative pricing. This configures the AI to review commercial substance — it is not legal advice, and it is built to flag anything needing a lawyer. Reviews are delivered under an England & Wales anchor; in reserved markets (including Germany, France and the USA) drafting work is co-delivered with admitted local counsel.
Built by a senior compliance and contracts practitioner with 15 years across contracts, GDPR, IP and the EU AI Act — 10,000+ contracts and corporate documents reviewed, 1,000+ deals across the table, both sides of M&A, and a recent USD 40M+ software exit, expertly managed. The playbook is the judgement from those deals, encoded so your team and your AI can use it.
Limits — extra tools, contract types or refreshes are quoted. Not included — ongoing per-contract review by us; legal opinions.
Pick the one that matches where you are — each stands alone, buy in any order or on its own. Your team does the work with our templates; that’s why this costs a fraction of a law firm's rate.
No. We run your contract through expert-configured AI and senior review to flag where it deviates from market-standard and where the commercial risk sits. It’s a commercial risk read — structured information — not a legal opinion; no lawyer–client relationship or privilege is created, and Xprofesso LLC is not a law firm.
What we’ll cover: a clause-by-clause commercial risk flag across liability, IP, data protection, service levels, termination and the usual pressure points, each explained in plain English — Standard is the AI-configured pass with practitioner oversight; Bespoke adds deeper senior review and negotiation support.
What we won’t: certify that a clause is valid or enforceable under a specific law, replace human judgement on a bet-the-company term, or advise on disputes. The AI output is a tool — labelled as AI-assisted and checked by a practitioner before it reaches you — not a substitute for a lawyer’s opinion where you need one.
Claude, Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini — whichever your team already pays for. The playbook, prompts and fallback ladders are tool-agnostic; only the final setup is specific to your tool, and we handle that in the bespoke tier (or guide you through it in the kit).
Neither. We supply the expert layer; your contracts stay inside your own tool and we never ingest them. We also set up the tier and settings that keep your inputs out of model training — sensitive deals stay confidential.
No. A prompt alone doesn’t know your positions. This is a full clause playbook (market-standard, your position, fallbacks and red lines for every key term), a prompt library and negotiation ladders — the encoded judgement of 10,000+ reviewed contracts. The prompt is the smallest part.
Expert Contract Review is done-for-you: you send a contract, a senior expert reviews and negotiates it. This gives your team the capability to self-serve routine reviews in-house — and escalate the high-stakes deals to us. Different jobs; they work together.
No, and it’s built not to pretend it can. It makes your team faster and sharper on the commercial substance of routine contracts. For enforceability, validity, disputes or anything jurisdiction-specific, it points you to a qualified lawyer — by design.