We're launching mysoft.ai today a platform-agnostic marketplace for AI tools, agents, and services. We've built in verified seller badges, escrow protection, and dispute mediation to answer the trust question from the buyer side.
But I want to hear from the community: what's the first thing you look for when buying from a marketplace you've never used before? Reviews? Refund policy? Seller verification? Something else?
And for sellers what's stopped you from listing on existing platforms? Is it the commission, the approval process, the platform lock-in?
Genuinely curious. Building this in public and want to get it right.
We launch in a few hours. Here's why I built LegalOps360 and what I'd love to hear from you.
I spent 20+ years in enterprise CLM and legal ops, working with Fortune 500s and high-growth tech companies. The tools were always built for large legal departments with dedicated admins, six-figure budgets, and months of implementation time.
SMBs and growing startups? They were left stitching together spreadsheets, generic project tools, and expensive outside counsel.
LegalOps360 is my answer to that gap. Built for small legal teams and founders who are handling legal ops without a full department behind them.
LegalOps360 is the system of record for SMB legal teams — matter management, e-billing with violation detection, vendor management, compliance intelligence across 10 frameworks, and a Second Opinion AI panel. Enterprise legal ops capability, without the enterprise price tag. Listed on Capterra. If you run a lean legal team, manage outside counsel relationships, or are the one person holding together your company's legal operations on spreadsheets and email threads, LegalOps360 is built for you.
