Speed
First closes slip when formation drags on. SwiftLaw drafts your LPA, PPM, and subscription documents in the background so you can get to market while the opportunity is live.
Cost
A large fixed legal budget is hard to justify on a sub-$150M fund. Usage-based pricing means you pay for the work that gets done — no per-seat lock-in, no minimums for a pilot.
Quality
Investors expect institutional documents. SwiftLaw applies market-standard terms and routes high-tailoring clauses to a supervising attorney, so what you send to LPs holds up.
How it works
Spin up your fund
Answer a short intake that captures your structure and terms — VC, PE, credit, real estate, an SPV, or a feeder.
SwiftLaw drafts the set
From your term sheet, the agents draft the full document set in the background, applying market terms and your preferences.
Attorney review, then close
High-judgment clauses route to a supervising attorney for sign-off. You review tracked changes, finalize, and file on schedule.
Questions from emerging managers
Can SwiftLaw help a first-time fund manager?
Yes. Emerging managers spinning up a first fund are a core use case. SwiftLaw drafts the formation document set, applies market-standard terms, and keeps a supervising attorney in the loop — so a first-time manager can launch with institutional-quality documents without a large legal budget.
Do I still need a fund attorney?
Yes. SwiftLaw is a software platform, not a law firm, and it does not replace your counsel. It accelerates drafting, redlining, and side-letter work so your attorney can focus on judgment and sign-off. Final legal review and the attorney-client relationship stay with your lawyer.
What does it cost to form a sub-$150M fund with SwiftLaw?
Pricing is usage-based — you pay for the work the agents complete, and it scales with the volume and complexity of the documents. There are no per-seat minimums for a pilot, so you can start small and measure time saved on a real close before committing.
How fast can I launch?
Document drafting that historically took six to eight weeks now runs in a fraction of the time, with the agents working in the background while you focus on raising. Final timing depends on attorney review and investor negotiation, but the drafting bottleneck is largely removed.