Get Involved

Help us help you

ZoneLex is built with land use practitioners, not just for them. There are three ways to get involved: work inside the product as a beta partner, steer it as a member of our Practitioner Council, or partner with us as a firm. None of them are a sales pitch. All of them put your expertise in front of the people building the tool.

Beta Partner Program

Beta partners: work the product on real parcels

The beta is open now. Beta partners get early access to ZoneLex, a direct line to the team, and a say in what gets built next. We ask for one thing in return: tell us plainly where it falls short.

Who we are looking for: land use attorneys and their teams, in-house counsel, developers, and planners.

Apply to the beta partner program

Founding Practitioner Council

Practitioner Council: steer the product

A small group of practitioners who use ZoneLex and tell us what to build, what to fix, and what to leave alone. Members are land use attorneys, in-house counsel, solo practitioners, and developers who want a product that fits the way the work is actually done.

What members do: a working interview, a handful of working sessions fit to your schedule, individual testing time, and a short exit assessment, on your schedule and with respect to your time.

What members get: a monetary payment for your time investment, a feature as a member of our Practitioner Council, early access, recognition on future content, and a product that reflects their practice.

We want to build a tool that is the most useful to those that need it. We want your expertise to do it right.

Ask about the council Request the Practitioner Council guide

Partnership Program

Partner with ZoneLex

For firms and organizations that want more than a license. Partners contribute advisory time, practitioner feedback, and potential investment, and in return get a seat at the table: early looks at new features, thought leadership opportunities, bylined articles, joint lead generation, and a voice in the roadmap. A primary regional partner role is available for the Pacific Northwest.

Start a conversation Request the partnership program guide