Crosby

What is Crosby?

Crosby is an AI-native law firm that reviews and negotiates commercial contracts such as MSAs, DPAs and SaaS agreements. It is a registered PLLC, so every output is reviewed by a licensed attorney rather than delivered as raw model output.

Key capabilities of Crosby

• Contract review: Reads incoming commercial agreements and flags issues against a client playbook
• Negotiation support: Drafts redlines and counterproposals informed by market data on how comparable deals settle
• Attorney oversight: Licensed lawyers review all work and manage the AI agents
• Custom memory: A persistent, secure knowledge base stores each client's positions and preferences
• Fixed document rates: Work is priced by the document instead of by the hour
• Malpractice coverage: Professional liability insurance applies because the firm is a registered law firm

How Crosby works

A client sends a contract to Crosby. AI agents research, analyze and draft against the client's stored playbook, and Crosby says its negotiation intelligence draws on data from 76% of the Fortune 100. More than 50 licensed attorneys then review the work and manage the agents before it goes back, so a human lawyer signs off on every deliverable.

Who uses Crosby?

Crosby targets fast-growing companies that need quick contract turnaround and sales teams trying to shorten time to signature. It fits teams with a high volume of commercial agreements who want legal advice from a firm, not only drafting software.

Crosby pricing

Crosby states that it charges fixed rates by the document but does not publish a rate card. Quotes are given after sign-up or by contacting the firm.

Crosby alternatives

Crosby is compared with LawGeex, Solve Intelligence, Lawhive and Della. Unlike pure software tools, Crosby is itself a law firm that delivers attorney-reviewed work.