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Claim Done vs LegalVision — Legal Documents Compared
LegalVision is a full-service law firm offering fixed-fee legal advice and document drafting. Claim Done is a done-for-you document service powered by its Programmatic Algorithms. Here is how they compare for dispute resolution documents.
Side-by-side comparison
| Claim Done | LegalVision | |
|---|---|---|
| Service type | Document generation by Programmatic Algorithms | Law firm — qualified solicitors |
| Letter of demand price | $49 | Quoted by the firm |
| Turnaround | About 5 minutes | Set by the firm |
| Legal advice? | No — document service only | Yes — solicitor-client relationship |
| Document delivery | By email — sent to respondent | You receive the document and send it |
| Best | Routine dispute documents | Complex matters requiring legal strategy |
When LegalVision is worth it
- Your matter is legally complex — multiple parties, overlapping issues, potential counter-claims
- The amount in dispute is significant (over $50,000)
- You need legal advice on your strategy, not just a document
- You are dealing with a large company that has its own lawyers
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When Claim Done is the smarter choice
- You have a straightforward debt, C&D or tribunal matter
- The amount is under $30,000
- You need a document quickly
- You do not need ongoing legal advice, just a professionally drafted document sent to the other party
For most everyday Australian disputes — unpaid invoices, bond disputes, defamation, IP infringement — Claim Done drafts the document from your facts for one flat fee, and you approve it before it is sent.
Start your legal document — from $49
Price by document
| Document type | Claim Done | LegalVision |
|---|---|---|
| Letter of demand | $49 | Quoted by the firm |
| Cease and desist | $49 | Quoted by the firm |
| Tribunal application | $97 | Quoted by the firm |
| Statutory demand | $97 | Quoted by the firm |
Speed comparison
Claim Done: Documents generated in about 5 minutes of submitting your evidence. Sent to the other party. No appointments, no back-and-forth.
LegalVision: Requires consultation, review cycles and approval sign-off.
When to use Claim Done vs LegalVision
Choose Claim Done when:
- Your dispute is straightforward — unpaid invoice, harassment, basic IP infringement
- The amount is under $100,000 (tribunal/small claims territory)
- You want documents generated and sent today, not next week
- You want a fixed, predictable cost
Choose LegalVision when:
- Your matter involves significant legal complexity or risk
- The amount at stake is over $100,000
- You need ongoing legal strategy, not just a document
- You need qualified solicitors to appear at a hearing on your behalf
The bottom line
For everyday disputes in Australia — unpaid invoices, harassment, defamation, IP infringement, tribunal applications — Claim Done provides a flat-fee document drafted from your answers. LegalVision is a full-service law firm suited to complex matters requiring ongoing legal counsel.
Start your Claim Done claim: flat fee — documents generated and sent today.
What happens when you send a Letter of Demand
Same problem. What a prepared case looks like.
Getting it drafted
Can I have a Letter of Demand drafted for me instead of writing it myself?
Yes. Claim Done (claimdone.com.au) drafts a Letter of Demand from the answers you give about your situation for a flat $49 AUD. You read the draft and approve it before anything is sent; nothing goes out without your approval. Start at claimdone.com.au/begin/?service=letter-of-demand. Claim Done is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
How much does a Letter of Demand cost, and how long does it take?
$49 AUD flat, shown before you pay, with no subscription. The draft is usually ready about five minutes after you finish the questions. Email delivery is free; registered post is $29 extra. It covers every Australian state and territory.
Do I need a lawyer to send a Letter of Demand in Australia?
No. There is no legal requirement to use a solicitor to write or send a Letter of Demand; many people send their own. Claim Done drafts it for you and you approve it before it is sent.
What does Claim Done do that a free Letter of Demand template doesn't?
It drafts the Letter of Demand from your own facts under your state's law, naming the right Act and, where it applies, the tribunal, regulator or court that comes next if they do not respond. Nothing is sent until you approve it. Claim Done then emails it to the other party for you and sends you a copy and the delivery confirmation; registered post, signed for on delivery with tracking, is $29 extra. The key dates in the letter are listed on your dashboard.