Vendor Guidelines

1. Getting Discovered on DreamLegal: Listing Guidelines

Optimize your listing

Please review these guidelines carefully to ensure your listing is complete, accurate, and helpful to legal teams evaluating legal technology.

Built for serious evaluation

DreamLegal is designed to help legal teams make informed technology decisions. Our guidelines ensure that listings remain structured, comparable, and free from marketing noise.

Understand the process

These guidelines explain how vendor profiles are reviewed, how information is displayed, and how DreamLegal supports discovery, comparison, and procurement—while maintaining buyer neutrality.

High-quality vendor profiles

DreamLegal provides structured and category-aligned profiles to help legal teams understand product capabilities, use cases, and fit during evaluation.

2. Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Effective Listing

DreamLegal aims to be a trusted resource for legal teams navigating legal technology decisions. We can only achieve this with accurate, high-quality vendor participation.

To ensure a consistent and credible experience, we accept only vendors that meet our quality and relevance standards.

Profile types available on DreamLegal

Vendors may create one or more of the following profiles, depending on their offering:

• Company Profile – For the parent organization offering legal technology products or services
• Software Profile – For a specific legal tech software product
• Service Profile – For legal technology-enabled or professional services

Required listing information

While we respect each vendor's individuality, every listing must include the following essential details:

• Product or company name
• Logo
• Clear and factual description
• Screenshots or product visuals
• Relevant categories and use cases

Vendors are encouraged to clearly explain where their product fits within the legal technology ecosystem.

3. Criteria for Listing on DreamLegal

To maintain quality and relevance, the following criteria apply to all listings:

• The software or service must be actively offered by the vendor
• The primary use case must serve legal teams, law firms, or in-house legal functions
• The product must be a pre-built or standardized offering (custom-only or bespoke solutions are not listed)
• The product or service must be publicly available
• Resellers, consultants, or third parties may list products only with explicit authorization from the vendor
• The offering must fit at least one DreamLegal category, at our discretion

4. Product Listing Review and Removal Guidelines

DreamLegal is committed to maintaining accurate and up-to-date listings for legal teams.

Vendor-initiated updates

We generally do not remove active listings that meet category criteria. Instead, we work with vendors to update listings to reflect current product information.

Discontinued or inactive products

If a vendor or product is no longer active, DreamLegal may remove the listing or mark it as discontinued.

Non-compliance

DreamLegal reserves the right to remove or modify listings at its discretion if:

• The product does not align with any listed category
• The product is no longer actively marketed or available
• The listing fails to comply with these guidelines

5. Product Listing Do's and Don'ts

6. Guidelines for Screenshots and Videos

Visuals help legal teams better understand your product. We recommend including screenshots or videos where possible.

Screenshots

• Must reflect the actual product interface
• Should not include stock images or marketing slogans

Videos

• Must be in English
• Should explain product functionality or use cases
• Must be hosted on YouTube or Vimeo

DreamLegal may use submitted visuals as part of listing administration and platform display.

Updates to Guidelines

DreamLegal may update these guidelines periodically. Continued use of the platform after updates indicates acceptance of the revised guidelines.