Lexly
By Lexly AB (formerly Avtal24) · lexly.se
4,1 Very good
Digital legal service with business subscriptions in three tiers (Bas, Plus, Premium from 95 SEK/month) and fixed per-document prices for private law, 495–9 990 SEK per document. The catch: the previous company was declared bankrupt in 2024 and operations continue in a new company.
Best for: Small businesses that want ongoing contract support via subscription, with over 200 contract templates and lawyer help in Swedish.
Pros
- Business subscriptions in three tiers (Bas, Plus, Premium) from 95 SEK/month with e-signing and contract storage
- Legal advice in Swedish by phone or video, first call free
- Offers via bank partners such as SEB and Danske Bank (20% discount for Danske Bank business customers)
Cons
- Per-document prices are published mainly for private law (495–9 990 SEK); business per-document prices are not public
- The previous company was declared bankrupt in June 2024; operations continue in a new company since May 2024
- No public information about data storage or security certifications
Quick facts
| Price | From approx 95 SEK/month |
|---|---|
| Origin | Swedish (Lexly AB (formerly Avtal24)) |
| Categories | Legal |
| EU data storage | Yes |
| GDPR terms (DPA) | Yes |
Sources & evidence
Claims about data storage, jurisdiction and compliance should be verifiable. Here is the evidence behind the statements above:
- Lexly – Homepage (Swedish digital legal service with free first lawyer call) →
- Lexly – Price list (per-document prices for private law, 495–9 990 SEK per document) →
- Lexly – Business page (Bas, Plus and Premium subscriptions from 95 SEK/month) →
- Lindskog Malmström Law Firm – Tender document Ylxel Tech AB (formerly Lexly Technology AB declared bankrupt 26 June 2024; operations transferred to a new company in May 2024) →
- SEB – Greenhouse partner Lexly (the bank's offer of Lexly's contract service for businesses) →
- Lexly – Partner page Danske Bank Företag (20% discount on contracts for the bank's business customers) →