Step 01
Initial consultation
We talk by phone or video, scope the requirement and identify the commercial risk points before anything is fixed.
Our process
From first call to signed contract, clearly mapped out.
We keep each engagement direct, organised and commercial. Before work begins, you will understand the next step, the likely timetable and the agreed cost.
Process steps
From first call to signed contract
We scope the requirement, agree the fee, draft, refine and finish with a document ready for signature. The work stays organised from the beginning.
Step 02
Clear quotation
You receive a clear fixed-fee quote within 24 hours, agreed before work begins.
Step 03
Drafting with context
The first version comes with explanatory notes, so your team can understand the choices made.
Step 04
Revisions and negotiation support
We handle refinements, mark-ups and negotiation support with the other side in a calm, professional way.
Step 05
Ready to sign
You receive a final version ready for signature, with amendment support available if the deal evolves.
Turnaround times
How long does drafting take?
Standard drafting — 3–5 working days
Suitable for most commercial agreements where a careful first draft is needed without stalling the deal.
Express service — priority queue
For urgent commercial deadlines where the signature window is tight.
Review-only work — within 48 hours
When a supplier, customer or counterpart has already sent a draft and you need a focused review.
Pricing transparency
Straightforward, fixed-fee pricing
Wherever possible, we agree a fixed fee before we start. Clear costs help decision-makers approve work quickly when budgets and deadlines are under pressure.
Revisions within scope
Revisions within scope are included, so a clause can receive another pass without an unexpected invoice.
Retained advice
For ongoing retained advice, hourly work can also be agreed where that suits the matter better.
Next step
Let’s scope your contract today
The first call carries no obligation. Bring the issue and we will bring a clear structure to the conversation.