Based on real usage data · NZ law firms

How much time is your firm
losing to document formatting?

Our active users save an average of 45 hours per year in unbillable overhead. See what that looks like at your scale.

Docxedo automatically styles legal documents to your firm's brand, in seconds, not minutes. Adjust the inputs below to see your firm's numbers.

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Number of users 50
Documents per user / month 8
Hourly rate

NZD/hr, use the fully-loaded cost of a fee earner's time

Hours saved / year
Value of time recovered
Annual Docxedo cost
Net annual return

That's saved per user per year, time that was going nowhere.

"Look at my pretty document that only took me 20 seconds. Amazing. Thank you."

Maria, Legal Secretary
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How we calculated this

7 pages average document length 4.2 min / page manual styling time 29.4 min per document manually 31 seconds per document with Docxedo $ / user / month Docxedo subscription

Usage data from Docxedo customers, February–April 2026. Individual results will vary.

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Common questions about formatting costs

A fee earner typically loses several hours a week to document formatting, which adds up to significant billable time lost across a team each year. The calculator above estimates the figure for a specific firm from its own team size, hours, and charge-out rate.

It combines the number of fee earners, the time each loses to formatting, and their charge-out rate to show the annual cost of formatting and the time Docxedo could recover. Adjust any input to match a specific firm.

Formatting that took 20 to 45 minutes per document takes seconds with Docxedo, so most of that formatting time returns to billable legal work.

No. Docxedo changes only formatting and styling, not the text. The words, clauses, and substance stay exactly as drafted, unless dictated otherwise by your firm's style guide.