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Kyra Law

Kyra Law is a legal services provider for high-growth UK companies, combining qualified solicitors with a proprietary AI platform to deliver commercial legal work at fixed, upfront prices. The firm covers contracts, fundraising, team and equity matters, and bulk contract reviews, with turnaround typically measured in hours rather than weeks. Clients communicate via Slack, email, or WhatsApp, bypassing traditional portals and forms.

London, United Kingdom · HQ
Founded 20265200+ followers
Updated 10 days ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

High-growth companies often face slow, unpredictable legal support from traditional law firms that bill by the hour, making costs opaque and turnaround times lengthy. Founders need commercial legal work—contracts, fundraising, and equity arrangements—completed quickly and at a known price, without sacrificing quality or getting bogged down in administrative processes.

Solution

Kyra Law provides commercial legal services for high-growth UK companies by pairing qualified solicitors with a proprietary AI platform that drafts, reviews, and redlines documents. The AI handles first-pass work, while a solicitor verifies outputs and applies legal judgment, enabling faster delivery at lower cost. Clients request work via Slack, email, or WhatsApp, receive a fixed-fee quote before any work begins, and benefit from turnaround measured in hours rather than weeks. The firm covers contracts, fundraising, team and equity matters, and bulk contract reviews, with no timesheets or hourly billing.

Target Audience

Primary customers are high-growth UK startups and companies, particularly those backed by investors like a16z and Antler, needing commercial legal support for contracts, fundraising rounds, and team equity arrangements.

Features

  • Proprietary AI platform purpose-built for legal work, not a wrapper around ChatGPT, understanding clause structures, market standards, and risk patterns
  • Fixed-fee pricing published upfront, with ranges from £500–£1,000 for simple contracts, £1,000–£3,000 for advanced contracts, and £5,000–£10,000 for funding rounds including SEIS/EIS
  • Communication via Slack, email, or WhatsApp with no portals or intake forms
  • Qualified solicitor review and sign-off on every output, including negotiation support with counterparties
  • No timesheets or hourly billing; fees only change with material scope changes agreed in writing
  • Bulk contract review service using AI-assisted analysis to identify risk and build negotiation playbooks
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