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For in-house teams

You do not need more headcount. You need the structured work out of your queue.

Small legal departments spend most of their outside-counsel budget on work that is repeatable: the fifty-state sweep, the licensing pack, the renewal calendar, the third review of the same agreement. That is the work we price by the deliverable.

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Where we fit

A second lane, not a replacement for your firm.

Keep the bespoke and the bet-the-company work where it is. Move the structured volume somewhere it can be quoted before it starts.

Multi-state sweeps

Fifty-state charts and licensing analyses that eat weeks of associate time and arrive as a table you could have specified up front.

Filings and renewals

The registration and renewal calendar, owned and run, so nothing lapses because one person changed jobs.

Repeat-shape agreements

The vendor, data and commercial paper you review over and over, handled against a playbook you set.

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What routine work is costing you

Enter your own numbers. The model converts recurring outside-counsel work into an annual figure, then restates the same volume at our published token rate so the two are comparable. It uses nothing except what you type.

12 matterslicensing, filings, reviews
18 hoursbilled, not worked
$650 / hrpartner + associate blend

Hourly, at your rate

$140,400

216 hours a year at $650 an hour.

Same volume, in tokens

$7,920

About 72 Counsel Tokens at the published metered rate of $110 per token.

Difference: $132,480 a year

The gap is not a discount. It is what disappears when the sweep and the first draft stop being billed as hours.

Get your matters quoted

Illustrative only, computed entirely from the values you enter and our published token rate. It is not a quote, not a saving that has been measured, and not legal advice. The tokens a real matter consumes are confirmed in writing before work begins.

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