Legal documents for founders, crafted by attorneys.
Answer a few plain-English questions and get a clean first draft of the documents growing companies need most, built and kept current by the corporate attorneys at Craft Legal. When you want a lawyer to look it over, one is a click away.
From questions to a signed document.
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Answer a few questions
Plain English, no legalese. Most documents take under ten minutes.
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Get a clean draft
Your answers flow into an attorney-built template, formatted and ready to sign.
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Ask for a review, if you want
Send it to a Craft Legal attorney for a flat-fee review before you sign.
The documents you actually need.
Planned for launch, starting with the agreements founders ask us for most. Tell us what you need first when you join, and it helps decide what we build next.
Formation & equity
Start the company right, and keep the paperwork clean as it grows.
- Founder stock purchase agreement
- Bylaws and initial board consent
- 83(b) election checklist
Fundraising
The documents behind a friends-and-family round or a first priced check.
- SAFE and side letter
- Convertible note
- Board and stockholder approvals
Hiring & contractors
Bring people on without leaving your IP or your obligations to chance.
- Offer letter
- Independent contractor agreement
- Confidentiality and IP assignment
Contracts & NDAs
The everyday agreements you sign with customers, vendors and partners.
- Mutual NDA
- Master services agreement
- Statement of work
Real estate & leases
Go into a lease negotiation knowing what to ask for.
- Letter of intent
- Commercial lease review checklist
- Sublease and assignment consent
Website terms & privacy
Clear terms for your site or app, and a privacy policy that matches what you do.
- Terms of use
- Privacy policy
- Cookie and consent checklist
Built by the lawyers who draft these every day.
CraftDox comes from Craft Legal, a Portland corporate firm that advises founders from formation through financing and exit.
Written by practicing attorneys
Every template is drafted by the corporate lawyers at Craft Legal, trained at large firms and working with founders every day, not assembled from forms found online.
Kept current
When the law or market practice changes, we update the template, and each document shows when an attorney last reviewed it.
A lawyer when you want one
Most documents are ready to use as drafted. When the stakes are higher, ask for a flat-fee attorney review from Craft Legal in one click.
Be first through the door.
Early access before public launch, founding pricing for as long as you stay, and a vote on which documents we build next.
Good to know.
When does CraftDox launch?
We are building it now. People on the waitlist hear first and get in before it opens to everyone.
Is CraftDox legal advice?
No. CraftDox provides document templates and general information, not legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship with Craft Legal. If you want advice on your situation, you can ask for an attorney review, which begins with a short engagement letter.
Who is it for?
Founders, startups and growing companies that need solid, everyday legal documents without starting from a blank page or a big-firm bill.
What will it cost?
We will share pricing before launch. Founding members keep their founding price for as long as they stay.
What happens to my email?
We use it only to tell you about CraftDox. We never sell it or share it for advertising, and every email has a one-click link to leave the list.
Who is behind CraftDox?
Craft Legal, a corporate law firm in Portland, Oregon that advises founders and growing companies. CraftDox puts the documents we draft every day within reach of companies at every stage.