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Tell us about your firm

A few questions. Nothing is charged until your firm has reviewed its own calculator and approved it.

Appears on every estimate your calculator produces. Florida Bar Rule 4-7.12 asks for the city, town, or county of a bona fide office — not a street address.
The page on your website where the calculator will appear. Only addresses listed here are permitted to display it.
Billing
Counties you close in, municipalities needing lien fees, or a fee schedule for LexSheet to review. Optional.

By submitting this form you agree that LexSheet may contact you about your request. Your details are not added to a mailing list and are not shared with third parties. See the privacy policy and terms.

What happens next

1LexSheet replies within one business day with questions about your fee schedule.
2You supply your fee schedule, or confirm the figures already published on your site.
3LexSheet configures your calculator and sends a private link. Nothing is public and nothing is charged at this stage.
4On your approval, LexSheet invoices the $199 setup and your first period, and your web developer adds the embed to your site.

What you’re committing to

  • No charge until your firm has reviewed its own calculator
  • No annual contract; monthly billing cancels on seven days’ notice
  • Setup refunded in full if you cancel within 30 days of going live
  • Founding rate held for the life of the subscription, for the first ten firms

Prefer email

jackson@lexsheet.app