
At the kitchen table, not the front desk
No appointment, no retainer, no minimum billable unit. You can ask at eleven at night, in the language you think in.
Ask about your contract, your rights or your case in your own words. HAQQ answers in plain language, shows you the law it used, and tells you when the honest answer is to hire someone.


Not legal theory. The five things people actually open it to do, in the order they usually do them.
No legal vocabulary required. Describe what happened the way you would describe it to a friend, and HAQQ works out which area of law that is.
Photograph the contract in front of you. HAQQ explains it clause by clause, flags the unusual ones, and tells you what to ask for before you agree.
Notices, demand letters, complaints and simple agreements, drafted from your own facts and ready for you or a lawyer to check.
Every answer cites the rule behind it, under the law of the country you are actually in. When HAQQ is not sure it says so, instead of inventing a rule that sounds right.
Export it, save it, or send it straight to the lawyer who is going to handle it, with your file already organised.
It is a research and drafting tool. It does not represent you, it cannot appear in court for you, and nothing it writes is legal advice. What it does is make sure that when you do hire a lawyer, you know exactly what you are hiring them for.
Criminal charges, family matters and anything with a filing date need a licensed professional. Use HAQQ to understand the situation and prepare for that conversation, not to replace it.
A general chatbot answers legal questions from general text. Justinian reasons under the law of the country you name and quotes the article or ruling behind the answer, so you and any lawyer you hire can check it. When it is not sure, it says so instead of inventing a rule that sounds right.
Uploads are encrypted, are not used by HAQQ to train models, and can be deleted whenever you want. That is the part most people do not get when they paste a contract into a general chatbot.
A general assistant will answer a legal question confidently and give you no way to check whether it is right. For most questions that is fine. For this one it is the whole problem.
| General AI | HAQQ | |
|---|---|---|
| Tells you which law it used, so you can check it | Not included | Included |
| Answers under the law where you actually live | Not included | Included |
| Reads, reasons and drafts in Arabic rather than translating | Not included | Included |
| Never trains on the contract you upload | Not included | Included |
| Tells you when the honest answer is to hire a lawyer | Not included | Included |
HAQQ answers under the law of 200+ jurisdictions and shows its sources every time. How your documents are handled
No waiting room, no retainer, no hourly clock running while you explain the situation.
Source: HAQQ's published 50-task legal AI benchmark, August 2026. See the full results
The same assistant on iPhone and Android, free to download. Photograph a contract while you are standing in front of it and get an answer before you sign.
Learn moreStart free. If you have one matter to sort out right now, buy a top-up and use it. If legal questions keep arriving, a plan gives you ongoing legal help - affordable access to legal understanding, not a one-time fix.
For students, curious readers and anyone testing whether legal AI is real.
For founders, freelancers and non-lawyer professionals who hit legal text weekly.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
For practising lawyers and small firms running real matters through AI.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
For mid-size firms and in-house teams who want the twin to know the whole firm.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Every plan is the same product with the same answers. The only thing that changes is how much of it you get each month.
$30/month
Law students, people who bring friends, and anyone who would rather start from a written prompt than a blank box.
Sign up with your university email and the access code arrives on its own. Use it to research, draft, study and prepare for exams, with the free Academy course alongside it. Whether you join a firm, open your own, or put it on your CV, arriving able to work with legal AI is now the difference.
See the student programSend a classmate or a friend your link. When they sign up, credits land in your account. Nothing to claim, no code to remember.
Hundreds of ready-written prompts for the things people actually ask, free in the Academy. Open one, change the facts, send it.
Open the prompt libraryMost people never ask a lawyer the question at all. Not because the answer is unknowable, but because finding out costs more than the thing they are worried about.

No appointment, no retainer, no minimum billable unit. You can ask at eleven at night, in the language you think in.

The hour you spend with a lawyer is the expensive one. Arrive with the facts ordered and the questions written and you spend fewer of them.

Most people sign the thing they do not understand because the alternative is paying someone to read it. That is the gap this closes.
These are not the same service, and the note underneath says so. But this is the arithmetic that decides whether most people ask anyone at all.
$20
per month
About twenty dollars a month is the going rate. A general assistant will answer a legal question confidently without telling you which rule it used, or which country's law it was answering under.
$0
to start · $30/month after
The free plan answers real questions with real citations. Paid plans exist for people who have more than one question a month.
£142–£579
per hour, England & Wales
The judiciary's guideline rates for 2026, from a junior solicitor outside London to a senior London partner. The US average is about $349 an hour.
An hour of a lawyer's time buys a licensed professional's judgment on your specific situation, legal privilege over what you tell them, insurance if they get it wrong, and someone who can sign, file and appear in court for you. A subscription buys none of that. HAQQ is the cheaper way to understand your situation. It is not a cheaper lawyer, and for anything with a deadline or a courtroom in it, you still need one.
Sources: Guideline Hourly Rates 2026, Courts and Tribunals Judiciary · Clio Legal Trends Report, average US lawyer hourly rate · OpenAI and Anthropic published consumer list prices, September 2026.
No. HAQQ gives you legal information and drafts, grounded in the law it cites. Legal advice is what a licensed lawyer gives you about your specific situation, and it carries a professional responsibility that no software carries.
There is a free plan and you do not need a card to use it. After that you have two options: a top-up, which is a one-time purchase for the matter in front of you, or a plan, which is ongoing legal help - affordable access to legal understanding, not a one-time fix.
HAQQ covers 200+ countries, with the deepest coverage in MENA, Europe and the United States. Tell it which country or emirate you are in and it answers under that law rather than a generic one.
Yes, natively. It reads, reasons and drafts in Arabic rather than translating an English answer, with full right-to-left support. French and English work the same way.
Yes: PDFs, Word files and photos taken with your phone. Uploads are encrypted and are not used by HAQQ to train models.
HAQQ tells you what kind of lawyer the matter needs and what to ask them. Firms that run on HAQQ can then pick the matter up with your file already organised.
Plans are measured in credits rather than questions, because reading a forty-page lease is not the same amount of work as answering one question about notice periods. The free plan covers several real questions without a card. The calculator on this page shows what a month costs once you know roughly how much you ask.
They stay in your account, encrypted, until you delete them. They are not used to train models and they are not shared with anyone. You can delete a conversation, a document or the whole account whenever you want.
Check the sources it cites, every answer shows the law it used, which is the point of showing them. If the source does not say what the answer says, treat the answer as wrong and tell us. On anything that matters, a cited answer is a starting point for a lawyer to confirm, not a substitute for one.
No. Describe what happened the way you would describe it to a friend. HAQQ works out which area of law that is, asks you for whatever it still needs, and answers in the same plain language you asked in.
Usually more so. The expensive part of a lawyer is their time, and most of it goes on getting to the point. Arrive with the documents read, the timeline written down and the right questions ready, and you spend fewer billable hours reaching the same place.
Yes. The iPhone and Android apps are the same product as the web app, on the same account and the same credits, with no extra charge. You can photograph a document with your phone camera and ask about it on the spot.