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For law firms with 10–29 full-time employees

Your firm’s business records could generate licensing income.

AI companies may pay to license selected business records that show how real work gets done. Firms with 10–29 full-time employees can start with an online estimate. No introductory call or record upload is needed to use the calculator.

Opens Mode’s calculator in a new tab. Choose ‘Legal’ to begin. An estimate is not an offer.

  • 10+ full-time desk employees
  • US, Canada, UK or Australia
  • No charge from TechStack Builders
  • Your firm decides

Have 30+ full-time employees? See the enterprise option

Our role is simple and independent.

  • An independent introduction

    We introduce your firm to Mode. TechStack Builders is not the buyer or a party to your firm’s agreement.

  • No charge for the introduction

    We don’t charge your firm for this introduction. We may receive compensation from Mode for qualifying referrals.

  • Your firm decides

    Mode determines eligibility and proposes any partnership terms. Your firm decides whether to proceed.

How it works

Three steps. Your firm decides at each one.

  1. 01

    Review the requirements

    Check the employee, location, records and ownership criteria below. Mode makes the eligibility decision.

  2. 02

    Get an initial estimate

    Open Mode’s calculator and choose ‘Legal.’ The estimate is preliminary and does not confirm eligibility or guarantee an offer.

  3. 03

    Review the opportunity

    If you request a quote, Mode reviews your firm’s systems, records and ownership. Review any proposed scope and written terms before deciding whether to proceed.

Who qualifies

Mode’s published requirements for law firms:

  • 10+ full-time desk employees

    Mode’s minimum target for legal. Attorneys and office staff are generally desk roles; non-desk staff are counted separately.

  • United States, Canada, UK or Australia

    Mode lists companies in these countries only.

  • Several years of records you own

    Mode says several years of company-owned operating records make a stronger fit.

  • Ownership and access

    Mode reviews the systems, history, ownership and available data before making an offer.

Below the minimum, the calculator won’t show an estimate. Meeting the requirements doesn’t guarantee an offer.

Privacy and control

  • A quote request isn’t an agreement

    Using the calculator or requesting a quote starts a conversation. Records are provided only under a written agreement your firm chooses to sign.

  • Scope agreed first

    Mode says the agreed scope lists approved systems and date ranges before any export, and your team signs in itself. No passwords are handed over.

  • Confidentiality comes first

    Before sharing anything, review confidentiality, privilege, client permissions and exclusions with your own counsel.

  • Don’t send files to us

    Never send client files, privileged material or confidential records to TechStack Builders.

Questions

Explore your firm’s licensing potential.

Start with an online estimate. Your firm decides whether to proceed after reviewing any proposed terms. An estimate is not an offer, and acceptance or payment is not guaranteed.

Opens Mode’s calculator in a new tab. Choose ‘Legal’ to begin. An estimate is not an offer.