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SeedLegals
SeedLegals is the one-stop platform for the legals startups need to get funded and grow. It is a full-stack legal platform from incorporation to Series A and...
SeedLegals
SeedLegals is the one-stop platform for the legals startups need to get funded and grow. It is a full-stack legal platform from incorporation to Series A and beyond, letting founders and investors create, negotiate and sign funding-round legal agreements. The company operates in the U.S., U.K., Ireland and France.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2016
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
Principals
Anthony Rose
Founder & CEO
Laurent Laffy
Founder & Executive Chairman
Alyson Read
Chief Commercial Officer
Max Coglin
US Sales Lead
Vanessa Kirby
Director of Product Operations
Matthew Terry
Director of Strategic Operations
Marc Lowman
Head of Finance
Michelle Keelin
Head of HR
Antoine Drogon
Co-Founder & CTO
Florent Artaud
Country Manager, France
Michael McDowell
Country Manager, Ireland
Frequently asked questions
How does SeedLegals generate revenue?
SeedLegals charges fixed, upfront fees for legal document packages covering specific fundraising stages — from pre-seed to Series A — rather than billing by the hour. The firm also sells employment agreement bundles, option scheme documentation, and GDPR toolkits under similar fixed-price models. Revenue model details are not publicly disclosed.
Is SeedLegals a law firm?
No. SeedLegals is a legal technology platform, not a regulated solicitors' practice. It automates the creation of standardised legal documents and workflows but does not provide bespoke legal advice — the firm directs users requiring complex, situation-specific counsel to external law firms. This distinction allows it to operate at scale without the overhead of a traditional legal partnership structure.
Which investor types use the SeedLegals platform?
The platform caters to angel investors, venture capital funds, and institutional investors participating in UK funding rounds using standardised documentation. Its SEIS and EIS advance assurance tools specifically serve investors seeking tax relief on startup equity. SeedLegals does not publish a breakdown of its investor-side user base.
How does SeedLegals handle SEIS and EIS compliance?
The platform includes automated workflows for creating SEIS and EIS advance assurance applications, shareholder agreements, and Companies House filings that meet HMRC requirements. It does not provide tax advice but generates the document sets and submission packages that startups and investors need to claim relief, drawing on its database of previously successful applications.
Does SeedLegals hold client funds or assets?
No. SeedLegals is a software platform and does not custody client assets, hold funds in escrow, or execute transactions. All financial transactions, including investment transfers, occur outside the platform. SeedLegals' role is limited to document generation and workflow coordination.
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