Pricing and plans
Service options
AppLabJura offers modular legal support that can be engaged on a project basis or as ongoing advisory. Pricing depends on scope, complexity and required response times.
Initial assessment
Consultation summary- 30-minute intake call
- High-level risk overview
- Suggested next steps
- Introductory document checklist
- Estimate for follow-up work
Monthly advisory
Ongoing counsel- Monthly legal hours allocation
- Template drafting and updates
- Priority email support
- Quarterly compliance review
- Access to standard contract library
Dedicated counsel
Full support- Assigned senior counsel
- SLA-based response times
- Custom contract negotiation
- In-depth data protection audits
- On-call incident assistance
Approach
How AppLabJura works with product teams
AppLabJura adopts a pragmatic, process-oriented approach when advising digital product teams. The firm focuses on integrating legal review into existing product workflows rather than imposing separate processes. Typical engagements begin with a scoping session to identify functional components, data flows and contractual relationships relevant to the product. Based on that scope, the team prepares targeted documentation—such as privacy notices, data processing agreements, supplier clauses and terms of service—designed to be usable by development and product management. AppLabJura also produces implementation checklists and sprint-friendly tasks so that legal recommendations can be tracked alongside technical work. This approach aims to reduce friction between product velocity and compliance needs by translating legal requirements into concrete actions, prioritised by risk and release schedule.
Approach
A structured intake and mapping phase allows AppLabJura to identify dependencies that matter for digital products: where personal data is collected, which third parties receive that data, and what contractual or regulatory obligations arise. The firm documents these findings in concise diagrams and a summary risk register that development teams can reference. Legal outputs are written to be operational: modular clauses, clear assignment of responsibilities, and documented retention and deletion rules. Where cross-border data transfer is involved, AppLabJura outlines viable technical and contractual measures relevant to both Swiss and EU contexts, referencing established mechanisms and assessing their appropriateness for the product architecture. The goal is to provide teams with actionable, technically informed legal input that supports predictable releases and informed stakeholder decisions.
Learn about processData protection
Data protection work focuses on the lifecycle of personal data within a product: collection, storage, processing, sharing and deletion. AppLabJura prepares privacy notices and consent flows that reflect actual data practices and integrations, reducing discrepancies between what a product does and what users are told. The firm assists in drafting processing agreements with vendors and establishing records of processing activities that align with operational realities. When analytics or machine learning components are present, AppLabJura advises on minimisation, retention and the legal basis for processing, outlining measures that product teams can implement without impeding functionality. For cross-border transfers the firm evaluates contractual tools, risk-based supplementary measures and practical steps for documentation and monitoring appropriate to the product's scale and user footprint.
Learn about processContracts and IP
Contracts and intellectual property guidance covers the allocation of rights and responsibilities between teams, suppliers and customers. AppLabJura drafts and reviews software licensing terms, SaaS agreements, contribution or development agreements and supplier contracts with clauses that reflect cloud deployments, third-party components and open source usage. Emphasis is placed on clarity: defining deliverables, service levels, liability caps and change management procedures that fit iterative delivery models. For intellectual property, the firm helps establish ownership frameworks for code, designs and data outputs, and recommends practices for documenting contributions and licensing obligations. The outcome is documentation that reduces operational ambiguity and supports commercial negotiations while remaining adaptable to continuous product development cycles.
Learn about process