VALUE 01
Flat, in writing, before we start.
No billable hour, no per-page counting, no “contact us for pricing.” One number, agreed up front. The meter never runs.
EXHIBIT A — OUR STORY
we built the firm we needed and couldn't find.
Every founder story hits the same episodic moments. A demand letter lands. A customer stops paying. You have to terminate someone on Friday. A SAFE lands in your inbox and you need a second set of eyes before you sign it. A patent troll finds you. A cofounder gets weird.
Finding a good lawyer in those moments is brutal. Jordan fired seven attorneys before he found one worth keeping. Mike raised $28M for Paxton AI and $78M+ across companies before that, and still spent weeks each round asking friends of friends for a lawyer who'd give a straight answer without a $12,000 retainer.
The billable hour is the root of it. A meter that rewards the firm for your problem taking longer. A quote that says "it depends" and a bill that somehow always ends in a nine.
So we built grep.law: one number a month for everything conversational — questions, meetings, templates, reads — and a flat, published price for every project on the menu. You approve the number, in writing, before we start. No surprises. Ever.
The name is grep — the Unix command for finding the exact line you need in a wall of text. That's what we do: your situation goes in, the right answer comes back, without the pages of "it depends" in between.
