Nylon review
A research and drafting workspace for firms working across Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nylon is an AI tax and legal research platform for solicitors, barristers, tax consultants, accountants, and other legal professionals. Its stated jurisdiction coverage spans Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, with tools for case law, legislation, rulings, government materials, official commentary, legal drafting, and document analysis. Research can combine conversational queries with keyword and semantic search, while answers can include hyperlinks to primary sources.
Pricing starts with Starter at NZ$39 per user per month, billed monthly. It includes unlimited Tax/Law AI usage, unlimited AI on every practice area, engagement management, DMS integrations, custom letterhead exports, and advanced organisational controls. Adviser costs NZ$99 per user per month and adds 200 Pro credits monthly, deep research usage, unlimited MCP access, issue-spotting note taker usage, and case-law treatment visualisation. Elite costs NZ$199 per user per month and includes 1,000 Pro credits, priority technical support, 5x usage of pro features, 75 MB document uploads, and the best per-credit rate. Enterprise offers custom Pro credits, dedicated success engineering, custom data residency and SSO, on-premise source ingestion, and procurement, MSA, and DPA support.
The strongest fit is for practitioners who want research, drafting, citation analysis, and document review in one web-based workspace, particularly within Microsoft environments. Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams integrations can connect the platform with established work practices. Its feature set also extends beyond basic search through analogous-case discovery, case citation treatment analysis, counterargument and opposing-argument analysis, and document upload. Firms needing a free entry point, a non-web deployment, or standardised Enterprise pricing should look elsewhere. Nylon is most suited to professional firms that value jurisdiction-specific research across Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. and are comfortable choosing a paid tier around usage and organisational requirements.
Nylon pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Hybrid search combines keyword and semantic legal research.
- Linked primary sources support citation-backed research and drafting.
- Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams integrations fit Microsoft workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan.
- The product is available on the web platform.
- Enterprise pricing and Pro credits are custom.
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