Overview
Moritz is an AI-native law firm serving in-house legal teams and business founders.
What Moritz does
Moritz provides business legal work through attorneys supported by purpose-built software. Companies and in-house teams can submit a commercial matter, receive a fixed quote and have the firm handle drafting, review or negotiation.
The published pricing distinguishes contract length and whether the starting document is the client’s own paper or third-party paper. Volume engagements use a separate enterprise arrangement. That connects price to a defined matter rather than a software seat or an open-ended hourly balance.
The founding team combines legal and engineering backgrounds, while attorneys remain accountable for advice and documents. Moritz describes its law firm as incorporated in California; technology and management arrangements are separate from the regulated legal entity, so a funding announcement is not treated as underwriting capital or a client legal fee.
Differentiation
A legal engagement
Clients retain attorneys to complete a matter rather than buying a drafting assistant for their own team to operate.
Scope-based fees
Contract length, source paper and volume shape published prices, making the engagement more specific than a single headline “AI legal” subscription.
Pricing
Published fees in USD, depending on contract length and whose paper is used. Enterprise volume is separately agreed.
- Client paper, up to 25 pages
- $750
- Commercial contract on the customer’s own paper.
- Third-party paper up to 25 pages
- $1,500
- Also applies to longer contracts on the client’s own paper.
- Third-party paper above 25 pages
- $2,500
- Longer counterparty document.
Company details
- Founded
- 2025
- Team size
- 10 people
- Funding
- $9 million reported funding
Founders & leadership
Investors & backers
Moritz reports raising $9M, with YC and 20VC among the named institutional backers and participation from technology founders.
Y Combinator- 20VC
