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    Superlegal vs HAQQ

    Superlegal reviews contracts for $117 a piece under a Utah licence. HAQQ is the platform that lets your firm price against it.

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    Cheap, fast, and licensed

    Superlegal is authorised under the Utah Supreme Court's Legal Services Innovation Sandbox, which permits practising law through technology and non-lawyer ownership. It reviews and redlines commercial contracts in as little as 24 hours, with a licensed attorney signing off on every one, and publishes per-contract rates that fall to $117 on volume. Founded in 2023 by Noory Bechor and Ilan Admon, it raised $5M co-led by Aleph and Disruptive AI and has since launched a dedicated construction practice. It is also review-only, US-only and English-only, with no research, matters or billing. HAQQ covers the full practice and lets your firm keep the client.

    The whole matter, not one redline

    Superlegal reviews and redlines contracts. HAQQ drafts them, researches the law behind them, runs the matter and issues the invoice.

    Priced per firm, not per contract

    Superlegal's economics are per-contract volume credits sold to a client. HAQQ is a platform subscription for your firm, so more throughput means more margin for you, not for a vendor.

    Jurisdictions Utah cannot reach

    Superlegal's licence is a US state sandbox and its work is English-language commercial contracting. HAQQ enforces jurisdiction across MENA and emerging markets and runs natively in Arabic.

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    Transparent Pricing
    Full support360 Annual Review Credits * Cost per contract: As low as $117 Review within 1 daychecked 2026-08-27
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    A contract-review vendor operating under an actual law licence

    Superlegal is authorised under the Utah Supreme Court's Legal Services Innovation Sandbox, which permits non-lawyer ownership and practising law through technology, a real, if state-specific, legal authorisation. It reviews and redlines commercial contracts, with a licensed attorney signing off on every one, and in June 2026 launched a dedicated offering for the US construction industry.

    Its founders, Noory Bechor and Ilan Admon, previously built and sold LawGeex, an earlier enterprise contract-review platform. This is their second run at the same product category, not a first attempt.

    Published, volume-based pricing

    Superlegal's own pricing page lists tiered annual subscriptions: Essential at $999/month for 72 credits, Advanced at $1,999/month for 180 credits, and Premium from $3,499/month for 360 credits, with per-contract cost "as low as $117" and review "within 1 day." Contracts over ten pages count as two credits.

    That undercuts most per-seat software for a business whose only need is contract-review volume. It is also scoped narrowly: review and redlining, not drafting from scratch, research, matter management or billing, all of which sit inside HAQQ.

    • “360 Annual Review Credits * Cost per contract: As low as $117 Review within 1 day” — checked 2026-08-27

    Which one should you pick?

    Choose Superlegal

    • You're a US small or mid-sized business whose only legal need is high-volume commercial contract review and redlining.
    • You want per-contract pricing that falls with volume ($117-$167/contract) rather than a flat platform subscription.
    • You're specifically in construction and want Superlegal's dedicated offering for that industry.

    Choose HAQQ

    • You need drafting from scratch, legal research, or matter and billing infrastructure. Superlegal is review-only.
    • You want a platform your own firm runs across every matter, not a per-contract vendor relationship.
    • You work outside the US, or need Arabic. Superlegal's public coverage is US-only in English.

    Switching from Superlegal

    Superlegal holds relatively little of a firm's permanent record: the credits you've used are contract reviews already delivered, not a system you need to export data out of. The move is straightforward: route the next batch of contracts through your own AI-assisted review workflow instead of spending the next tier of annual credits, and keep whatever margin sat between what Superlegal charged and what you'd have billed the work at yourself.

    The verdict

    Superlegal is a cheap, fast, licensed contract-review vendor for US businesses; HAQQ is the practice-wide platform for a firm that wants drafting, research and billing in the same place.

    Best for: US SMBs needing contract-review volume fit Superlegal; firms wanting a full practice platform need HAQQ.

    Written by HAQQ. We make one of the two products compared here - read it as a vendor's argument, and check the linked sources. Superlegal · HAQQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is Superlegal a real law firm?

    It operates under the Utah Supreme Court's Legal Services Innovation Sandbox, a regulatory pilot that authorises the practice of law through technology-based services and permits non-lawyer ownership. A licensed attorney signs off on every contract it reviews.

    What does Superlegal cost?

    It publishes annual credit tiers with a per-contract cost that falls as volume rises, reaching as low as $117 per contract at the largest tier, with review turnaround from three days down to one. HAQQ publishes its pricing too, but as a platform covering the whole practice.

    Does Superlegal do legal research or manage matters?

    No. It is scoped to commercial contract review and redlining, with no legal research, matter management or billing. HAQQ includes all three alongside drafting and review.

    Who founded Superlegal, and have they done this before?

    Noory Bechor and Ilan Admon founded Superlegal in 2023 after previously co-founding LawGeex, an earlier enterprise AI contract-review platform whose assets were sold to competitors in 2023. This is their second company in the same category.

    How much has Superlegal raised?

    A $5M seed round in May 2024, co-led by Aleph and Disruptive AI, with participation from Alicorn Venture Capital, former Thomson Reuters CEO Tom Glocer, and a Google AI Startups Fund grant.

    Is Superlegal a real law firm?

    It operates under the Utah Supreme Court's Legal Services Innovation Sandbox, a regulatory pilot authorising the practice of law through technology-based services, with a licensed attorney signing off on every contract review regardless of subscription tier.

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