Your Strategic Edge

The world's most sophisticated negotiation platform

We lead the field in advanced negotiation intelligence, using predictive technology to optimize every aspect of contract negotiation for lawyers. Better terms on faster timelines.

  • Database of deals Every deal compounds your data advantage.
  • Counterparty prediction What they'll concede, in their own language.
  • Market insights Benefit from our independent market research.
  • Faster turnaround Tools that put the pressure on the other side.
Deep market intelligence Texas retail
  • Travis County
  • I-35 corridor
  • Harris County
  • Grocery-anchored
  • Bexar County
  • Katy Freeway
  • Dallas County
  • Power center
  • Williamson County
  • Loop 1604
  • Fort Bend County
  • Outparcel
  • Tarrant County
  • Dallas North Tollway
  • Comal County
  • Neighborhood strip
  • Collin County
  • US-290
  • Montgomery County
  • Single-tenant NNN
  • Hays County
  • Sam Houston Tollway
  • Guadalupe County
  • Lifestyle center
  • Denton County
  • SH-121
  • Brazoria County
  • Shadow-anchored
  • Galveston County
  • Loop 410
  • Bastrop County
  • Junior box
  • Ellis County
  • I-45 North
  • Wilson County
  • Community center
  • Johnson County
  • Westheimer
  • Caldwell County
  • Pad site
  • Kaufman County
  • US-183 Research
  • Atascosa County
  • Unanchored strip
  • Parker County
  • US-75 Central
  • Waller County
  • Endcap drive-thru
  • Rockwall County
  • I-20 corridor
  • Bandera County
  • Mixed-use ground floor
  • Wise County
  • SH-130
  • Medina County
  • Liberty County
  • Kendall County
  • Chambers County
  • Hunt County
  • Austin County
How we know

Our model underneath. Created for negotiations, not documents.

Most contract AI scores the document as if the deal is held still. A negotiation is a sequence of moves. Acrebase models that sequence: for each deal point it predicts what the other side will accept, fight, or concede, and which move gets to signature on the best terms. The model is fit on real negotiation rounds and checked against real market outcomes.

Everything structural is derived automatically. A person can always override it, and the override is stored separately, so re-running never overwrites a human decision.

Rollout · §8.2 CAM cap · Seaside Gelato Best path to signatureOther branches
Rollout tree for the §8.2 CAM cap: each of our three moves is played forward, Seaside Gelato's reply is predicted with odds, and every branch is scored on rounds to signature and terms out of 100. Countering 5% signs around Round 16 at terms 52. Accepting 4% cumulative signs around Round 14 at terms 45. Accepting 4% on controllable CAM is accepted 76%, signs in Round 13, about 5 weeks, at terms 74: the earliest signature and the best terms. Their ask Round 10 Our move Round 11 · now Their reply Round 12 · predicted Signature Round 13+ · expected 4% cap on all CAM, non-cumulative Seaside Gelato · §8.2 CAM cap Counter 5%, non-cumulative haggles the number Accept 4%, cumulative from year 2 at market Suggested Accept 4% on controllable CAM taxes and insurance excluded · market standard Accept 14% Counter 71% Reject 15% Accept 58% Counter 34% Reject 8% Accept 76% Counter 19% Reject 5% Signs Round 16 · about 12 weeks 4.5% on all CAM · terms 52/100 Signs Round 14 · about 7 weeks 4% on all CAM · terms 45/100 Earliest · best terms Signs Round 13 · about 5 weeks 4% on controllable CAM · terms 74/100 Rollout tree for the §8.2 CAM cap: each of our three moves is played forward, Seaside Gelato's reply is predicted with odds, and every branch is scored on rounds to signature and terms out of 100. Countering 5% signs around Round 16 at terms 52. Accepting 4% cumulative signs around Round 14 at terms 45. Accepting 4% on controllable CAM is accepted 76%, signs in Round 13, about 5 weeks, at terms 74: the earliest signature and the best terms. 4% cap on all CAM, non-cumulative Seaside Gelato · §8.2 · Round 10 Counter 5%, non-cumulative Accept 4%, cumulative Suggested Accept 4%, controllable CAM Counter 71% accept 14%reject 15% Accept 58% counter 34%reject 8% Accept 76% counter 19%reject 5% Signs Round 16 about 12 weeks terms 52/100 Signs Round 14 about 7 weeks terms 45/100 Signs Round 13 about 5 weeks terms 74/100 Earliest · best terms
From the practice
“This platform takes my knowledge, details from all the past deals I've done, and puts it in my fingertips. It lets me stay competitive in a fast-moving legal landscape where it’s easy to fall behind.”
Andy Dillon
Andy Dillon Finance and Corporate Attorney · Partner & Shareholder
Inside the platform

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Negotiation lifecycle

Negotiations Workspace

Every ongoing and past negotiation, threaded into rounds with its documents, parties, and timeline. Nothing is entered by hand: connect Outlook, forward or Bcc deal email, sync your DMS, or drop your files. At a glance, who owes the next move and which deals are stalling.

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Seaside Gelato — Suite 140, Blue Horizon Retail Center
Waiting on us A. Whitfield
Seaside Gelato · Tenant
A. WhitfieldL. Brandt
v.
Meridian Properties · Landlord
J. OkonkwoT. Lindqvist
SummaryDocuments (17)Data sources
Open Issues BusinessQuasiLegal
Open
4
Resolved
78%
New asks
4
Round Turnaround SeasideMeridian
Total
65d
Average
8.1d
Meridian
11.8d avg
Seaside
4.5d avg
Where We Stand
Meridian Propertiesreturned after 7 days

Nine rounds in, Meridian has conceded the TI allowance, the radius restriction, and the co-tenancy remedy. The CAM cap and their audit right are the two points still moving. Four points open, down from fourteen.

This round
2 issues settled · 4 points open
CAM cap moved from 6% to 5% compounding; radius restriction settled at 3 miles.
Open points OursTheirs 4 points open
Business · 2 open
CAM cap 4% non-compounding → 5% compounding
Percentage rent breakpoint Natural breakpoint → $1.9M fixed
Quasi-business · 1 open
CAM audit right Annual, 60-day window new
Legal · 1 open
Assignment consent Not unreasonably withheld → Landlord's sole discretion
Who uses Acrebase

For teams trading documents

In-house teams

In-house legal & deal teams

Legal and deal teams that negotiate the same kinds of agreements again and again: leases, where we started, and any contract that comes back marked up in rounds. Every round, redline, and counterparty record in one place, so more of the work stays in-house and each deal closes in fewer rounds.

  • Every negotiation and round in one workspace
  • Market position on every deal point
  • Counterparty record across your whole book
How in-house teams use Acrebase
Outside counsel

Outside counsel

Firms that negotiate on a client's behalf, in real estate or any practice that lives in redlines. Quote fixed fees you can stand behind, turn rounds around in a fraction of the drafting time, and keep the client in a privileged workspace they'll want to come back to.

  • Flat fee quoted from counterparty behavior
  • Client in a privileged shared workspace
  • Works inside Word, no change to how you file
How law firms use Acrebase
Services

What comes with the seat.

  • Onboarding We set up the workspace, load your documents, and run the first negotiation with you.
  • Support A person who works on the product, reachable by email. Dedicated on Enterprise plans.
  • Security documentation Available on request, with a data processing agreement for review before the demo if you prefer.
Security

Built for teams that can't take chances with sensitive contracts.

  • AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest
  • Single sign-on through your identity provider, on Enterprise plans
  • Granular permissions by deal, role, and document
  • Audit log of every action, including every AI action
  • Data processing agreements with the AI providers we use
  • In-house penetration testing, ongoing
How we handle your data

See it on your deals.

A working session with your documents, your deal points, your counterparties.