Thousands of founders in Francophone Africa fail every year because of avoidable legal mistakes.
🎯 Our mission:

What if your startup was not compliant ?
Too many founders focus on their product, fundraising or branding…
And ignore the legal foundation that protects everything else.
At African Legal Factory, we’ve helped over 4,500 entrepreneurs regain control of their legal risks across Africa.
With our Legal Audit Express, you’ll be able to:
✅ Identify legal blind spots that could cost you big
✅ Know your current legal stage (Starter / Builder / Pro)
✅ Receive a clear legal roadmap to structure your startup, step by step
💡 In under 3 minutes, get a full overview of your top legal priorities — no jargon, no fluff, no stress.
Better to fix it now… than regret it later.
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📩 Instant report sent to your inbox
To structure, secure & fund your startup — without wasting time (or making mistakes)
To start strong, you need the right documents — at the right time.
No stress. No errors. Just clean, plug-and-play contracts.
🧱 Incorporation Pack
Launch your company (SAS, LLC, or OHADA structure) easily, without missing a step.
📄 Bylaws, simplified shareholder agreement, meeting minutes… all included and ready to customize.
🤝 Business Pack
Work safely with clients, partners & freelancers.
📄 Terms & Conditions, service contracts, NDAs… fully compliant with OHADA law.
🚀 Fundraising Pack
Get legally ready to raise funds like a pro.
📄 Term sheet, BSA-AIR, investor agreements… it’s all in there.
Simple – Smart – Customizable
Built specifically for companies operating across Francophone Africa.
🎯 Legal security should never be a blocker. With our packs, it becomes a growth tool.


Got a Legal Question — Urgent or Strategic?
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You’re about to sign a deal, onboard a co-founder, close a round, or launch your product…
But something feels off legally? You don’t want to mess this up?
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💼 Incubators, Accelerators, Foundations & Universities:
What if your founders were legally bulletproof from day one?
Every year, thousands of startups fail —
Not because of a bad idea, but due to a poorly drafted contract, a forgotten founders’ agreement, or an unprotected brand.
The problem isn’t the ambition. It’s the lack of legal readiness.
We fix that.
🌍 15+ leading incubators and foundations across Africa trust us.
At African Legal Factory, we embed legal education and tools into your programs to help founders:
✅ Build strong legal reflexes from day one
✅ Access plug-and-play contracts tailored for startups
✅ Secure their company before raising funds or going to market
🎯 Our offer:
🧠 Dynamic legal workshops on key startup topics (IP, contracts, fundraising, compliance)
📄 Ready-to-use legal kits tailored for African startups
💬 1:1 legal coaching sessions with startup law experts
🎓 Give your founders the legal power no one teaches at school.

OUR LEGAL ARTICLES
Every week, ALF publishes a new article to keep you up to date with new industry regulations and provide you with free legal tips to keep your startup legally compliant at all times.
Everything you need to know about the CIL, the laws on personal data in Burkina Faso, the rights of citizens and the dangers for companies.
The SARL is regulated mainly by the provisions of Law 5-96 on general partnerships, limited partnerships, limited partnerships with shares, limited liability companies and joint ventures. This law has been amended several times by laws 82-99, 21-05, 24-10 and 21-19.
The Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM) was established by the provisions of the OHADA Uniform Act Relating to General Commercial Law (the Uniform Act).