For business owners

The paperwork your business actually runs on.

Hiring someone, renting premises, signing a supplier, chasing an invoice. The documents behind all of it, drafted for Malaysian law and priced before you start.

Where businesses start

The four that come up most.

01

You are hiring

An employment contract that accounts for EPF, SOCSO and EIS, and a probation clause that matches the Employment Act.

02

You are renting premises

A tenancy agreement drafted for Malaysian law, with the deposits computed for you.

03

You are signing a supplier

A service agreement or an NDA before the conversation starts, rather than after it goes wrong.

04

You have not been paid

A letter of demand, which is the cheapest formal step available and settles more debts than people expect.

Pricing

What it costs.

For business owners

Legal templatesPer document, one time. Unlimited editing, PDF and Word export.
FreeRM 149 per document after beta
Recover an unpaid debtA lawyer reviews the file and comes back with options and a price.
Freeto enquire
Talk to a lawyerMatched with a qualified Malaysian lawyer within 24 hours.
Custom quotenothing charged until you accept
Court updatesRecent judgments that affect how businesses operate.
Free

Free while we are in beta. Prices shown are what they will be afterwards, in Malaysian ringgit and inclusive of applicable service tax. Fees charged by a lawyer for work they carry out are separate and agreed with them directly.

Worth knowing

A template is enough more often than you would think.

Most of what a business signs is routine, and routine documents do not need a law firm behind them. Where a matter turns on judgement, a dispute, an unusual term, real money at stake, that is when a lawyer earns their fee. We will tell you which one you are looking at.

Lawgistics is not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. Advice on Malaysian law comes only from the Malaysian-admitted lawyers we introduce you to.