Startup Documents

Redefining legal ease

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Redefining legal ease

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

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Hunter

Has anyone tried this ? Looks simple than legalzoom ! Also checkout http://www.producthunt.com/posts... posted earlier.

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12yr ago

Product Hunt

@kwdinc I was also going to recommend Clerky. The UX is a little funky but very efficient.

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12yr ago

@rrhoover I've used clerky successfully too, though there were some things they missed, it did help a LOT.

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12yr ago

Startup Documents

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@rrhoover @kwdinc Thanks, guys! Clerky is great too and worth checking out. Startup Documents' fees are lower (as of this post) and has a broader range of product offerings. Many of Clerky's documents have been in "private beta" for about 2 years. But they're still another great solution in this growing legal-tech field.

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11yr ago

CollageMo

Looks nice and simple. Legal docs are a headache any way you slice em. I appreciate companies trying to simplify the process and charge a reasonable fee for it

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12yr ago

Startup Documents

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@kristofertm Thanks, Kris! We're working hard to improve and simplify the process and will be adding more legal docs to our product line up soon.

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11yr ago

The Twenty Minute VC

This looks interesting. Anything that simplifies the process is great, but I would definitely want a few lawyer's opinions. Sometimes we see people try to go cheap and end up screwing themselves later because they didn't understand the implications of some choice. If there's an area where you're probably safe though, it's incorporation.

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12yr ago

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@pt Thanks, Parker! We couldn't agree more. We combined the best legal documents that we could find from some of the top Silicon Valley law firms, our legal team poured over all the details meticulously, and we test every product hundreds of times before taking it live. Still, we always encourage founders to set up relationships with experienced business lawyers for customized counseling and legal support.

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11yr ago

Jupe

Goodwin Procter's 'Founder's Workbench' does this same product for free: http://www.foundersworkbench.com/ I can't tell of any upside to paying Startup Documents $78 for the same thing..

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12yr ago

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@gillianim Thanks, Gillian! Yes, there are several good options provided by big law firms for free but they aren't end-to-end solutions. They only enable founders to generate documents in word format and the founders are left to figure out what to file, what agent to use, and how to file. Our formation solution is flat-fee, let's founders e-sign, a registered agent in Delaware is provided (included in the fee), and the certificates get filed right away, on an expedited basis. Filing fees and agent costs through a Silicon Valley law firm are often in the thousands of dollars. Total DE formation cost through Startup Documents is $300. Hope that helps!

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11yr ago

Jupe

@leilabanijamali @gillianim got, it, cool!

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11yr ago

The problem with Clerky is they dont support states other than Calif. for Delaware C Corps.. I love their UI though.. and the team is super responsive.

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12yr ago

Outpour

Clerky didn't provide me enough information when I incorporated a company last year. They sorta got me to step one but gave no info on steps two through ten. They do what they do very well though - it just wasn't enough for me. i haven't used it since may 2013 though. as others have said, help in this arena is always appreciated, and multiple people have already passed me this link before i saw it on PH, so it's clearly filling a need :)

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12yr ago

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Maker

Startup Documents is now helping founders and investors to form California LLCs. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to company formation!

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10yr ago

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