FWIW - This was my product hunt review 3 months ago, after using them for about 4 months. Reads like a post mortem now.<p>All in all, I actually feel I overpaid for subpar legal services.<p>I will credit them with a smooth and enlightening (albeit overpriced) corporation formation, and maybe they are pearing down the product to just that - because that was the only thing that worked, IMO.<p>I felt as if they were taking advantage of early stage startups preparing to raise capital. You can’t bill their rates and then ghost them, those are precious dollars and precious time.<p>“I have been trying to cancel for over a week, and more of the same. NO ONE RESPONDS FOR WEEKS! These are ATTORNEYS! Waste of money.<p>I’ve dealt with many lawyers coming from my last startup which was in a highly regulated space.<p>Atrium is like an expensive legal zoom, but overpriced. Understand it’s cheaper to use a lawyer at any other law firm because your retainer is a deposit on future services.<p>With Atrium your paying $6k a year in subscription fees for “legal advice” which is otherwise baked into any other law firm, and they don’t provide much advice.<p>They really specialize in financing, using ycombinator docs. These docs are publicly available templates. All other services are limited to their “al la crate menu”... again all templates. It takes days to get a email back from them. It takes a week to get a call setup, if they have the time, and if they will even discuss the matter.<p>Litigation? Find someone else<p>Overseas? Find someone else<p>Doing something outside of California like an asset purchase? Find someone else<p>So you basically need other lawyers anyways if you use atrium, The rest of their menu is boiler employment agreements, NDAs, and terminations - all of which are 2x local rates.<p>They custom quote TOS and privacy policies - and again it’s all template based - and 2x local rates.<p>I asked them about the impact of California’s new AB5 and yep, ask someone else! Save your money - don’t buy the hype.<p>All your doing is helping VCs cover their recurring legal expenses by paying Atrium to overcharge you and build valuation based on their “tech” which is just a drop box and bad customer service, and no legal support.”