Launch pricing Every ZappLegal form notice is ₹999 → ₹299, advocate-stamped
Your problem already has a ₹299 legal notice written for it.
23 of India's most common disputes, each with a ready legal notice and a form that takes about 10 minutes. A practising advocate reviews it, stamps it and sends it. If the advocate says your case will not work, you get a full refund.
01 Pick your notice
All the ₹299 notices, in one place.
Find the one that matches what happened to you. Every one of them is a real, advocate-reviewed legal notice at the same flat ₹299 — the form just asks the right questions for that specific dispute, so nothing important gets left out.
Cheque Bounce
A cheque you were given came back unpaid — insufficient funds, account closed, payment stopped or signature mismatch.
ChequeBank return memoInvoice or loan proofFriendly Loan Not Returned
You lent money to a friend, relative or colleague on trust, and now the repayment has quietly stopped.
UPI / bank transferWhatsApp promise to repayUnpaid Invoice / Pending Payment
You delivered the goods or the service, raised the invoice, and the client keeps postponing the payment.
InvoiceDelivery / work proofFollow-up emailsAdvance Payment Not Refunded
You paid an advance or booking amount, the work never happened, and nobody is returning your money.
Payment receiptBooking / order proofUnpaid Salary
Your employer has held back one month of salary, or several, with a new excuse every time you ask.
Offer letterPayslipsBank credits that stoppedFull & Final Settlement Delay
You resigned, served your notice period, and the full & final settlement is still “in process” months later.
Resignation emailRelieving letterF&F statementUnpaid Bonus or Incentive
The incentive, commission or bonus you earned was approved on paper and never reached your account.
Incentive policyTarget achievement mailWrong / Damaged / Missing Product
The parcel arrived with the wrong item, a broken item, or half the order simply missing from the box.
Order invoiceUnboxing photos or videoChat with supportRefund Not Received
The refund was approved or promised on call, and weeks later the money still has not reached your account.
Refund approval mail or SMSBank statementOrder Not Delivered
You paid, the tracking says delivered or has been stuck for days, and nothing ever reached you.
Order & payment proofTracking screenshotsReturn Pickup Not Done
The return was approved, but the pickup keeps getting rescheduled, cancelled or marked failed without anyone showing up.
Return request IDFailed pickup messagesEMI / Billing / Payment Dispute
A wrong EMI, a double debit, a charge you never authorised, or a bill nobody will correct.
Statement showing the entryComplaint reference numberService Centre Repair Delay
Your phone, laptop or appliance has been sitting at the service centre well past every promised date.
Job sheetWarranty cardFollow-up messagesUPI / Online Payment Fraud
You paid over UPI or online, and the product, the service or the refund never came.
Transaction IDChats with the sellerTheir UPI ID or numberInstagram / Online Seller Scam
You ordered from a social-media seller who took the money and then vanished, blocked you or went silent.
Profile linkDM screenshotsPayment screenshotLoan App Harassment / Blackmail
Recovery agents are calling your contacts, abusing you, threatening you or circulating morphed photos.
Call logsAbusive messagesScreenshots of threatsOnline Investment / Trading Scam
A trading, crypto or “guaranteed return” platform is refusing to let you withdraw your own money.
Deposit recordsPlatform chatsRefused withdrawal requestsProperty & rent
A landlord, tenant or builder is not honouring the agreement.
Property category pageSecurity Deposit Not Returned
You vacated properly, handed over the keys, and the landlord is sitting on your deposit or inventing deductions.
Rent agreementDeposit payment proofHandover proofTenant Not Vacating
The tenancy has ended or been validly terminated, and the tenant still will not move out.
Rent agreementNotice to vacateOwnership documentIllegal Rent Hike
The landlord is demanding an increase the agreement or the law simply does not allow.
Rent agreement escalation clauseThe hike demandIllegal / Forced Eviction
Locks changed, belongings put outside, water or power cut — anything to force you out without due process.
Rent agreementRent receiptsPhotos or messagesBuilder Possession Delay
The possession date in your builder-buyer agreement has come and gone, and the flat is still not ready.
BBA / allotment letterPayment receiptsBuilder Refund Demand
You have had enough of the delays and want the amount you paid back from the builder, with interest.
BBA / allotment letterAll payments madeCancellation requestWant a more detailed notice, or cannot find your matter in this list? Describe it in your own words to ZappLegal Advocate + AI — it handles anything a fixed form cannot. www.edrafter.in/zapp/zapplegal-ai/
02 How the ₹299 form works
Fill a form. An advocate does the rest.
There is no chat to have and no appointment to book. You answer the questions for your specific matter, upload whatever proof you have, and the notice goes out under an advocate's name and stamp.
Nothing goes out unapproved. If the advocate reviews your matter and concludes a notice will not help you, it is not sent — and your ₹299 is refunded in full. We would rather return the money than post a notice that cannot work.
03 Why so affordable?
Same legal power.
Without the lawyer's office.
A legal notice gets its weight from who signs it, not from what you paid for it. These notices are drafted, reviewed and stamped by practising advocates. What ₹299 removes is the office, the travel and the mark-up.
The usual way
- ₹3,000 to ₹10,000 for one notice, quoted after you have already explained everything
- Two or three visits to a chamber, in office hours, in your working week
- A week or more before it is drafted, and no way to see where it has reached
- Paid up front, whether or not the notice was ever the right step
The ZappLegal form
- Flat ₹299, shown before you pay. No consultation fee, no surprises
- A 10-minute form from your phone, at 11pm if that suits you
- Usually out the same day, and every stage is visible on your My Zapp page
- Refunded in full if the advocate decides it should not be sent
To the person receiving it, it is indistinguishable from a notice that cost ₹10,000.
04 What ₹299 actually buys
One price. Nothing hidden behind it.
Everything below is inside the ₹299. The add-ons on the right are genuinely optional — most people send the notice on email and WhatsApp and never need them.
Included in ₹299
Every notice, every category, same price.
- A notice drafted for your exact disputeNot a blank template. The form asks the questions that matter for your matter.
- Review by a practising advocateThey read your documents, correct the draft and may call you if something is missing.
- The advocate's signature and stampWith their name and enrolment details, so any reply comes back to them, not to you.
- Delivery on email and WhatsAppSent to the other party on your behalf, usually within 24 hours, with a copy to you.
- Your proof attachedBills, chats, receipts and screenshots you upload go with the notice.
- A tracking page, and a full refund if it is rejectedFollow every stage on My Zapp. Not approved means not sent, and money back.
Optional add-ons
Chosen at checkout, only if you want them.
- Notice on the other party's WhatsApp+₹39
- Advocate calls the other partyA settlement call after the notice lands.+₹399
- Hard copy posted to their addressPhysical dispatch by the advocate.+₹299
Read this before you assume: a posted hard copy is not part of the ₹299. The base price sends the notice on email and WhatsApp. If you want it delivered to a physical address, add it at checkout.
05 ₹299 form or ₹699 AI?
Two ways in. Same advocates at the end.
The form is the fastest route when your matter is one of the 23 above and you already know the facts. The AI is for everything else — complicated, unusual, or hard to put into a form.
The ₹299 form
₹299 · flat · about 10 minutes
- Your dispute is one of the 23 above
- You have the facts and documents ready — amounts, dates, the other party's details
- You want the lowest price and the shortest path
ZappLegal Advocate + AI
₹699 · describe it in your own words
- Your matter is not on the list, or does not fit neatly into one box
- You would rather type or speak it out, in Hindi, Hinglish or any Indian language
- You want to see the draft free before deciding anything
06 Common questions
Everything people ask before paying ₹299.
Is a ₹299 notice really legally valid?
Yes. A legal notice takes its weight from who signs and sends it, not from its price. Every ₹299 notice is reviewed, corrected and stamped by a practising advocate, and goes out with their name, enrolment details and signature. What the low price removes is the office visit and the mark-up, not the advocate.
Why is it ₹299 when the page also says ₹999?
₹999 is the standard price of these form notices. ₹299 is launch pricing while we build the category out, and it applies to all 23 notices right now. The work behind it is identical either way.
What if my problem is not on the list of 23?
Then use ZappLegal Advocate + AI instead. You describe what happened in your own words, in any Indian language, and it drafts a notice for matters no fixed form can cover — defamation, matrimonial matters, unusual contracts and the rest. You see the draft before paying.
Is the hard copy posted to the other party included?
No. ₹299 sends the notice on email and WhatsApp, which is what most matters need. Posting a physical copy to the other party's address is an optional add-on at ₹299, chosen at checkout. A settlement call by the advocate is ₹399, and sending it to the receiver's WhatsApp number is ₹39.
What happens after I fill the form and pay?
An advocate picks up your matter, reads your answers and your documents, and may call you if something is unclear. They correct and stamp the notice, and it is sent to the other party, usually within 24 hours. You get your own copy, and you can follow every stage on your My Zapp page.
What if the advocate says my case will not work?
Then it is not sent, and you get a full refund. We would rather refund ₹299 than post a notice that cannot help you.
What proof do I need to upload?
Whatever you already have. Each notice above lists the usual documents for that matter — a cheque and return memo, a rent agreement, an invoice, WhatsApp screenshots, payment records. You can upload up to 10 files, and a notice backed by documents is taken far more seriously than one without.
What if the other party ignores the notice?
Many matters settle at the notice stage, because people behave differently once an advocate is involved. If yours does not, the notice becomes evidence that you tried to resolve it properly, which is the step most courts and commissions expect first — and our advocates can tell you what the next step looks like for your matter.
Can I send a notice from any city in India?
Yes. The whole process is online, and the notice is sent from the advocate to the other party wherever they are in India. The form asks for the jurisdiction state where it is relevant to the matter.
₹299 and about ten minutes,
and it is out of your hands.
Find the notice that matches what happened, and an advocate takes it from there.
Want a detailed notice, or cannot find your matter here? Describe it to ZappLegal Advocate + AI:
www.edrafter.in/zapp/zapplegal-ai/ →
