Legal Document Foundry

65 legal templates — 51 US, 14 Mexican — plus a contract checker that reads what you sign.

A legal document foundry for consumers and small businesses in the US and Mexico: 65 guided templates, a deterministic contract checker, and step-by-step legal procedures.

The paperwork of running a business — templated, checked, and guided.

What it does for you

  • 65 templates, two countries

    51 US templates and 14 Mexican templates covering the documents small businesses actually need — contracts, agreements, filings, and forms.

  • A contract checker, not a guesser

    The deterministic contract checker reads a contract against its rules and flags what needs attention — the same check, every time, with the reasons stated.

  • Guided legal procedures

    Documents don't arrive alone: the foundry walks you through the procedure — what to file, where, in what order — so the paperwork actually lands.

  • Built for US + MX businesses

    Cross-border is normal life for border-state businesses. The foundry covers both sides instead of pretending the other doesn't exist.

Capabilities

  • 65 legal templates (51 US + 14 Mexican)
  • Deterministic contract checker
  • Guided legal procedures — filing order and steps
  • Consumer and small-business coverage
  • US + Mexico cross-border support
  • Versioned, reproducible documents

Proof, not adjectives

Built — live build
Legal Document Foundry is built and in its live build: the 65-template library, the deterministic contract checker, and guided procedures are in.
65 templates: 51 US + 14 MX
The template library covers US and Mexican documents — one foundry for businesses operating in both countries.
Not a law firm
The foundry is honest about what it is: documents, checking, and guidance — not legal advice, not a lawyer, not a courtroom.

What they offer vs everything we offer

The big online legal services sell you a subscription and charge extra for the documents; formation services upsell you at checkout. The Foundry is one flat rent for the whole library — templates, checking, and procedures included.

What they offer vs everything we offer
CapabilityRocket LawyerLegalZoomCreytix
Entry priceRocket Lawyer Standard $149/yr billed annually (Aug 2026); LegalZoom Basic formation is $0 plus state fees, with Pro at $249 and registered agent at $249/yr separately.From $149/yr (Standard)$0 + state fee (Basic)$29/mo rent — everything included (estimated)
Template libraryUnlimited on planPer-document / per-plan65 templates — 51 US + 14 MX
Mexican templatesFor businesses operating on both sides of the border.US-focusedUS-focused14 MX templates
Contract checkerSame contract, same flags, every time — with the reasons stated.AI Copilot (on plan)Attorney add-onsDeterministic checker
Guided proceduresPartialFormation-focusedYes — filing order and steps
Inside the membershipEstimated — finalized at launch.NoNo$5/mo

Competitor figures are published plan prices, last checked October 2026. Neither Rocket Lawyer nor LegalZoom is a law firm — and neither is the Foundry.

Buy it or rent it — your call

Every Creytix tool carries both prices. Buy it outright and own it forever, or rent it month to month — renting is always cheaper than buying. No per-seat traps, no forced bundle.

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Buy pricing is finalized at checkout. Buy is competitive with the market and adjusts with it — own it outright on your own infrastructure. (Estimated — finalized at launch.)

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Rent

$29/mo

Flat monthly rent — the whole template library, the contract checker, and guided procedures. Cancel anytime, keep your data. (Estimated — finalized at launch.)

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Membership

$5/mo

Inside the Creytix membership, the Legal Document Foundry drops to $5/mo — the more tools you rent, the cheaper each one gets. (Estimated — finalized at launch.)

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Questions, answered honestly

Is the Legal Document Foundry a law firm?

No. It's documents, checking, and guidance — not legal advice, not a lawyer, not representation. Templates are starting points built for common situations; if your situation is unusual, high-stakes, or already in dispute, hire a lawyer. The foundry is honest about that boundary.

What does the deterministic contract checker actually do?

It reads a contract against a fixed set of rules and flags clauses that need attention — missing terms, one-sided provisions, inconsistencies — with the reasons stated. Deterministic means the same contract gets the same flags every time. It's a careful reader, not a lawyer: it finds things for you to look at, not conclusions.

What's covered in the Mexican templates?

14 templates for common Mexican business documents — the paperwork businesses operating in Mexico actually reach for. The foundry covers both sides of the border because border-state businesses live on both sides.

How is this different from Rocket Lawyer or LegalZoom?

Both are US-focused subscription/upsell models — Rocket Lawyer from $149/yr with tiers for attorney access, LegalZoom with per-plan pricing plus a $249/yr registered agent sold separately. The Foundry is one flat rent for the whole library including Mexican templates and a deterministic checker, and it's $5/mo inside the membership. None of the three is a law firm.

What are guided legal procedures?

Documents don't file themselves. Guided procedures walk you through the steps around a document — what to file, where, in what order, what the deadlines are — so the template you filled in actually becomes a completed filing.

Further reading

From the Creytix journal

The real cost of a legal template

A $29 template, a $149 subscription, a $249 registered agent, a $400/hour lawyer. Here's what legal documents actually cost small businesses — and what the template is really buying you.

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