Thirty-five questions across eight areas. You get a score out of 100, a red, amber or green rating for each area, and your gaps in priority order — with what each one is and what closing it involves.
Most legal problems in a small business are not dramatic. They are a contract nobody signed, an employee with no written terms, an ICO fee nobody paid. They cost nothing at all until the day they cost a great deal.
It is genuinely free. No card, no trial, no unlock. We built it because the honest way to show a business owner what we are worth is to tell them something useful about their own business before they have paid us anything.
The report sits at a private link that stays live, and it saves as a PDF so you can share it with a co-director or your accountant.
It is general information generated from the answers you give, not advice on your situation — a questionnaire cannot read your contract, only know whether you told us one exists. Where a gap needs a regulated solicitor the report says so and names AD Solicitors (SRA no. 8011228).
Is the business set up so a claim against it does not become a claim against you?
Are you protected when you buy and when you sell, on terms that are actually yours?
Would your paperwork and your process survive a tribunal?
Could you pass an ICO check — registration, notice, processor agreements?
Can anyone copy what makes you money, and do you own what your contractors made?
Premises obligations you have not read, and the cover you must legally hold.
Could you recover a large unpaid invoice cleanly, and prove the contract?
Licences, anti-money-laundering duties and consumer rules that could fine you.
They are on this page and take about eight minutes. Mostly yes or no, and “not sure” is a proper answer — it scores honestly rather than generously.
One number out of 100 and a rating per area, so you can see which two or three are actually the problem.
Ranked by what matters most, each one saying what it is, what closing it involves, and whether it is something you can do yourself, a job for us, or one for AD Solicitors.
A free twenty-minute debrief if you want it: what is urgent, what can wait, and a fixed price for each gap.
Yes. There is no card, no trial and no charge. You answer 35 questions, you get the scored report, and you keep it. The debrief afterwards is free as well. We do it because the fastest way to show a business owner what we are worth is to tell them something useful about their own business before they have paid us anything.
About five minutes. Thirty-five questions across eight areas, most of them yes or no, and "not sure" is a legitimate answer that scores honestly rather than generously — if you are not sure whether you have something, in practice you do not have it.
No. It is general information based on the answers you give, and it does not create a solicitor-client relationship. The score is there to help you prioritise, not to be relied on as a legal opinion. Where something needs a regulated solicitor, the report says so and names AD Solicitors, SRA no. 8011228.
They produce your report, which lives at a private link that stays live so you can come back to it. Your name, business and email are held so we can send you the link and follow up on the debrief. We do not sell data and we do not pass it to anyone outside Buzz and the advisers named in our privacy policy.
You will hear from us once, offering the free 20-minute debrief on your report. If you would rather not have it, say so and that is the end of it. There is no sequence and no sales call rota.
Then you have spent five minutes and found out you are in better shape than you thought, which is worth knowing. That happens, and we would rather tell you that than manufacture a problem. Most businesses score somewhere in the middle, with two or three genuinely worth fixing and the rest fine to leave.
We will send your score, the rating for each of the eight areas and your gaps in priority order, with a fixed price against each one that is a job for us. The twenty-minute debrief afterwards is free and there is nothing to pay at any point in this.
Thirty-five questions across eight areas of business law. You get a score out of 100, a rating for each area and your gaps in priority order. There is no card and the report is yours to keep.
