Clerky vs News Bling

We make legal paperwork for startups easy

Clerky is the easiest way for startups to get legal paperwork done safely. We’re 100% focused on helping startups get legal paperwork done safely, going far beyond simply providing forms.

With Clerky, you can get your legal paperwork done with confidence, so you can get back to building your company. Our software has everything startups need before a Series A, from formation to fundraising to hiring. As your startup grows, Clerky will be by your side to help you do paperwork safely and keep everything organized.

Clerky is unique in its obsession for quality. Clerky’s software and templates help make sure you end up with the same level of quality that you would get from a top Silicon Valley law firm.

Clerky is uniquely able to do this because its run by startup attorneys and paralegals with extensive experience from top startup law firms. For example, investors will have their lawyers review your legal paperwork in a process called due diligence. Clerky is the only online service obsessed with helping you pass due diligence without issue.

We don’t just blindly mimic the output of attorneys though. There are many non‑obvious issues with moving legal paperwork online. Our deep experience enables them to recognize issues and do the necessary legal research.

Every time you use Clerky, you benefit from our obsession for quality. Our deep legal expertise and extensive legal research is built directly into our software and templates.

Lastly, Clerky also has powerful collaboration features that make it easy to work with your attorney.

Location: Burlingame, USA

Escape your political bubble in 5 min

News Bling is a 5 min daily newsletter that exposes readers to liberal and conservatives news outlets. Our goal is to get Millennials and Gen Zs out of their political bubble and help bridge the growing gap between liberals and conservatives. We believe the media is becoming increasingly biased. Our nonpartisan newsletter helps expose the bias by taking headlines from outlets like CNN and Fox News and putting them next to each other.

Location: Portland, USA