AI Powered Arbitration - Decision Layer

You know how resolving disputes traditionally works?

Hire lawyers. Pay $50,000 or more. Wait 18 months. Hope for the best.

For most businesses and individuals, that's simply not an option. So disputes go unresolved. Contracts become meaningless. And everyone loses.

$50K+

Traditional cost

18+ mo

Average timeline

Well, with Decision Layer, that changes.

Make your case in plain English. Submit your documents. Get a legally binding decision. All online, all affordable, all fast.

1

Make your case in plain English

No legal jargon required. Just explain what happened and what you want.

2

Submit your documents

Upload contracts, emails, receipts—whatever supports your case.

3

Get a decision in 45 days max

Our AI arbitrator analyzes everything and renders a court-enforceable decision.

Decision Layer vs Traditional

$2,500

Total cost

45 days

Maximum timeline

What's even better? You can test it first.

Our Case Simulator lets you explore how arbitration works before you file. Test different arguments. See how the other side might respond. Preview what decision might be reached.

It's like having a practice round before the real thing. And it's completely free.

Case Simulator Features

Test your arguments before filing
See how respondents might counter
Preview potential decisions
Completely free to use

Try the Simulator Free

Getting started is simple.

Add one clause to your contracts or Terms of Service. That's it. When a dispute arises, both parties come to Decision Layer instead of court.

Two ways to add it:

1

Copy/paste our arbitration clause

Add directly to your contracts or Terms of Service

2

Use our one-page addendum

Perfect for existing contracts

Get the Arbitration Clause Read the FAQ

Need help? We're happy to recommend lawyers who can assist with implementation.

Built on solid legal ground.

AI arbitration isn't a legal gray area. The Supreme Court's ruling in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion (2011) established that arbitration agreements—including those with alternative arbitration methods—are enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act.

Decision Layer decisions can be confirmed and enforced in any state or federal court, just like traditional arbitration awards.

Read AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion on Oyez