When we saw Crosby.ai launch, we weren’t surprised. We were energised.

Crosby isn’t just another contract review tool. They’re positioning themselves as an AI-powered law firm for fast-growing startups. Their model? Let AI handle a lot of the legal groundwork, then bring in lawyers for oversight, review, and final sign-off. Faster service, lower cost, and startup-friendly.

That approach hits close to home. It’s almost exactly what we’re doing at WhatsLaw.

We’ve been building for this moment: when legal advice catches up to how startups actually move. When businesses can negotiate, create, and sign business-critical contracts, like client terms, supplier agreements, NDAs, SaaS contracts, and service contracts, without hiring a full-time lawyer or second-guessing the process.

Same direction, stronger tech

Crosby is joining the wave. But at WhatsLaw, we believe it takes more than smart tech to truly help people navigate legal complexities in business contracts. It takes:

• A lawyer's brain baked in: Our workflows were trained on real business contract scenarios, reviewed and refined by experienced legal professionals.

• A clear, actionable UX: We don’t just give you AI output. We show you what it means for your business deal, and what to do next.

• Confidence in complexity: Whether you're reviewing supplier terms, hiring a contractor, negotiating a commercial deal, or finalising an investment agreement, we walk you through the questions that matter before you sign.

So yes, we’re on the same page as Crosby when it comes to what legal services need: less confusion, fewer delays, better business contracts.

But we back our tech and our hybrid model to lead this space.

This isn't about competition. It's about momentum.

With more AI-first law firms like Crosby.ai entering the space, the message is loud and clear: this is where the legal market is heading. We’re not alone in believing legal support should be:

• Proactive, not reactive.

• Built around startups, not the other way around.

• Designed with automation and efficiency at its core.

Still, we think the winners in this space will be the platforms that balance:

• Speed with trust.

• AI with real legal review.

• Flexibility with clarity.

That’s the WhatsLaw approach. And it’s working.

The takeaway? The space is heating up. But we’re not just reacting. We’re leading.

If you’re:

• a fast-moving startup with recurring business contract needs;

• a business looking to stay legally safe without slowing down; or

• a commercial lawyer trying to scale your advice with tech,

...then you’ll start to see the difference in how we approach business contracts and legal decision-making.

We’re glad to see others step into the arena. But our focus is steady: delivering the sharpest, most trustworthy ai-powered law firm for businesses. And if Crosby is a sign of where things are going? Then we’re exactly where we need to be.