For emerging managersLaunch your first fund with SwiftLaw

Launch your fund in days, not months.

SwiftLaw questionnaire auto-filling a VC fund term sheet from a short intake

SwiftLaw drafts your LPA, PPM, and subscription documents from a term sheet. Reviewed by top fund lawyers and filed on schedule. Built for emerging managers raising their first fund.

By the numbers

Proof, not promises.

80%

Lower legal costs

Versus a traditional legal budget on a live $10M VC fund launch. Drafted by SwiftLaw, reviewed by DLA Piper's Private Funds Group.

$10M+

Raised on funds formed with SwiftLaw

Emerging managers have launched and started raising on documents generated through the platform.

Days

From term sheet to a complete doc set

Fund formation that historically took six to eight weeks now runs in a fraction of the time.

How it works

From term sheet to a launched fund.

SwiftLaw runs the formation workflow end to end, with fund lawyers in the loop where judgment matters.

01

Share your term sheet

Start from your term sheet and a short intake that captures your structure and terms. VC, PE, credit, real estate, an SPV, or a feeder.

02

Generate your fund docs

The agents draft your LPA, PPM, and subscription documents in the background, applying market-standard terms and your preferences.

03

Final lawyer review

High-judgment clauses route to a supervising attorney for sign-off. You review tracked changes and finalize.

04

Launch and raise

File on schedule and start raising. SwiftLaw stays on the fund after the close: admin, amendments, and compliance filings.

Your fund, in one dashboard

Every fund comes with a live manager dashboard

Your command center for capital, investors, and compliance.

SwiftLaw live manager dashboard showing AUM, returns, allocation, compliance, and investor relationships

Your investors get a clean portal.

All powered by SwiftLaw.

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. A first-time manager launches 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?

The platform is $10,000 per year, flat, for your whole team and every vehicle. Long-horizon work and deep research runs are usage-priced on top. Attorney review is a scoped flat fee per vehicle through the Counsel Network, quoted before work starts, or bring your own counsel at no extra platform cost.

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.

Ready to launch your fund?

Bring a term sheet. Leave with a fund. Your attorney reviews every line, you file on schedule, and SwiftLaw runs the paperwork every year after.

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