PleadEasy as a LetsDraft alternative
How PleadEasy compares with LetsDraft for Indian legal drafting: research depth against voice-first intake, language coverage, district-court formatting and practice management.
LetsDraft is a drafting product built on All India Reporter's case-law base, and its strength is drafting anchored to reported authority. PleadEasy solves a different half of the same day: getting the facts out of the client and into a court-ready draft. An advocate records the consultation, the app extracts the parties, dates and relief, and produces the draft in English, Hindi, Tamil or Malayalam formatted for the chosen district court, with the case record, hearings and billing attached to it.
What LetsDraft does well
- Drafting connected to a large and long-established Indian case-law database.
- Useful where the drafting task is research-led and the authority matters as much as the form.
Where they differ
| Dimension | LetsDraft | PleadEasy |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | You describe the document you want and refine it. | You record or upload the client conversation and the facts are extracted from it, then reviewed by you before drafting. |
| Languages | Primarily English drafting. | Native drafting in English, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam, and the interface itself in English, Hindi and Tamil. |
| Court coverage | State and High Court templates. | District-court formatting driven by real court-establishment data for all 38 Tamil Nadu districts and all 14 Kerala districts, with state and district selection elsewhere in India. |
| Beyond the draft | Focused on drafting and research. | Drafting plus client CRM, hearings and cause list, limitation tracking, GST invoicing, e-signature and client status links. |
When to choose LetsDraft
Choose a research-led drafting product when your practice turns on reported authority and you want the case law and the draft in one place.
When to choose PleadEasy
Choose PleadEasy if most of your time goes on repetitive district-court filing, on drafting in Tamil or Malayalam, or on the practice admin around the draft.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free alternative to LetsDraft?
PleadEasy has a free tier that requires no card, so an advocate can draft and evaluate the output on their own matters before deciding.
Try it on your own matter
The only comparison that settles this is your own file. The free tier needs no card, and you can draft a real document for your own court in your own language.
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