Own LawFirm AI.

What you'd own.

Every artifact below transfers to your accounts on day one. The whole engine.

• ●Brand, market research, and competitive analysis for legal AI space
• ●LinkedIn outbound sequence and managing partner prospecting playbook
• ●Bar association event demo materials and referral network contacts
• ●Landing page, sales collateral, and 90-day close framework
• ●Agent design spec for case document analysis and research
• ●Financial model and unit economics through first 12 months
• ●Compliance playbook for ABA Rule 1.6 confidentiality implementation

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take LawFirm AI from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend API for secure case document ingestion and storage
• ▸Compliance consent framework and audit logging for ABA Rule 1.6
• ▸AI agent trained on legal case law and research patterns
• ▸Stripe billing and subscription management across starter and pro tiers
• ▸Multi-tenant architecture with law firm workspace separation and role-based access
• ▸Integrations with Westlaw, LexisNexis, and Clio for data enrichment
• ▸Customer onboarding flow and 30-day success call playbook
• ▸Admin dashboard for managing customer accounts and usage analytics

Why this could work.

46,000 law firms represent a large addressable market. Small and mid-size practices are underserved by incumbents focused on enterprise. Bar associations and referral networks provide proven distribution channels with high trust. Once compliance frameworks are established, the product becomes repeatable across customers. AI-assisted legal research is becoming table stakes; the question is execution on GTM and solving the confidentiality friction.

What you'd risk.

ABA Rule 1.6 compliance friction kills 30-40% of demos before first contact; the confidentiality conversation adds months to close cycles. Westlaw Precision, Harvey AI, and Clio Duo already ship competing products with trusted billing relationships. Attorneys resist AI framed as decision-making or strategy due to malpractice liability concerns; they prefer research tools. Competition, execution risk, and the 0.13 success probability suggest this is a long-odds bet.

Who this fits.

An operator with existing legal industry relationships or proven B2B enterprise sales background. You need comfort navigating regulatory complexity, running long sales cycles, and executing outbound LinkedIn GTM. This fits someone who has previously sold into regulated industries or has a warm network in legal services. Founder-driven sales is critical; this business requires high-touch demos, relationship building, and credibility.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive assets, codebase review, customer feedback analysis begins
2. Week 1
   Identify compliance gaps and run first customer interviews
3. Week 3
   Ship ABA Rule 1.6 consent framework and audit logging
4. Week 6
   Launch LinkedIn outbound campaign and first bar association event
5. Day 90
   Achieve 2 closes and validate repeatable GTM and positioning

Pricing.

Three ways in, depending on how much you want to build yourself.