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Farhan Akhtar

Entrepreneurial | As... • 7m

Hey guys, I'm planning on building an AI-powered lawyer app, users can upload their case documents and the AI will predict the probability of winning the case or determining a settlement. It provides legal advice through a chat system. It can also

Sainyam Rustagi

"If the mind gives u... • 7m

great idea! but have you thought about two to three imp aspects of it 1. Big AI companies can incorporate this feature with very little effort if this idea works. 2. Revenue model - will it be a one time fee or a subscription model. 3. B2B will have

Farhan Akhtar

Entrepreneurial | As... • 7m

Great points Sainyam! Competition – you're right, tech giants can implement this, but focusing and targeting niche specialization (specific legal markets, exclusive datasets, jurisdiction-focused insights) gives a competitive edge. Revenue Model – Subscription-based B2B model with tiered plans, API access to serve the same, and *perhaps* per-query pricing for advanced legal AI. B2B Focus – Businesses need constant legal support (which facilitates the need for Subscription-based plans.) Law firms and enterprises will pay for AI-powered legal research & automation to save time and costs. Individuals Market — Freelancers, contractors constantly require (though not as monumental as big corporations) contract binding help for every new project which can be facilitated on this platform for a significantly cheaper price as compared to the traditional, which makes it a no-brainer.

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Sainyam Rustagi

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If your main focus is b2b then this thing can be something. Great thought 🙏🏻

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