Fixed price. Same outcome.

The small claims court is designed for self-representation. Here’s what we include in our flat-fee plans — alongside what you’d typically need to pay a solicitor for separately.

Letter Before Action drafted

N1 claim form drafted

Witness statement drafted

Defendant response analysis

Solicitor costs recovered if you win

Our price (build & file your claim)

Our price (full case end-to-end)

Built for self-representation.

The small claims track has a £10,000 limit, and the rules generally

do not allow recovery of solicitor costs from the loser

(CPR 27.14). That’s why most small-claims litigants represent themselves. Our SC plans are flat-fee and include everything below; a solicitor would typically quote separately.

Our prices are fixed as shown. Solicitor fees vary widely; for an accurate estimate, request a written quote.

Where each option wins

We’re honest about what we don’t do.

Solicitors aren’t obsolete — they’re right for some cases. Here’s where each option genuinely wins.

Solicitor vs DIY — the honest answers.

Start free. Decide later.

Two minutes to a free case assessment. No card needed. We tell you honestly whether DIY is right for your situation — and refer you out if it isn’t.

What you needStart My ClaimA typical solicitor
Letter Before Action draftedIncludedBy quote
N1 claim form draftedIncludedBy quote
Witness statement draftedIncludedBy quote
Evidence checklistIncludedNo standard equivalent
Hearing preparationIncludedBy quote
Defendant response analysisIncluded (Full Case)By quote
Outcome predictorIncluded (Full Case)Not standard
Enforcement guideIncluded (Full Case)By quote
Solicitor costs recovered if you win— (no solicitor needed)Generally not recoverable on the small claims track (CPR 27.14)
Pricing modelFixed one-offHourly + disbursements
Our price (build & file your claim)£49 (LBA Only)Variable — ask the firm for a fee estimate
Our price (full case end-to-end)£99 (SC Full Case)Variable — ask the firm for a fee estimate