We'd rather tell you this straight than dress it up. Sidqo started free, and from now on, part of it isn't. If you've used Sidqo to figure out where you stand on a contract, a tenancy issue, or a visa question, you deserve to know exactly why, and what it means for you.
Before we ask you for anything, here's what you keep.
If the free tier covers what you need, keep it. We mean that.
The part most companies hide.
Here's the part most companies bury behind phrases like “evolving our model.” We won't.
Every consultation costs us something to run. The things you keep asking us to build cost a lot more: reviewing your actual documents instead of just descriptions of them, covering more areas of UAE law, answering faster, and supporting more languages properly.
We can keep Sidqo free and small, or we can charge the people who get the most value from it and keep building for everyone. We chose the second.
Unlimited consultations. It's what funds the roadmap below.
You don't have to take our word that it's worth it.
Here's what users have said publicly on Trustpilot, including the parts where they push back.
Clear, Practical Legal Guidance When I Needed It Most
I used Sidqo for legal guidance in a real estate dispute with a developer in Dubai, and I found the analysis to be exceptionally detailed and practical.
What stood out most was the ability of the system to review actual documents (OTP, payment receipts, DLD complaint, and developer emails) and identify key legal points that I would not have noticed on my own—particularly around escrow compliance and the enforceability of refund clauses.
The advice was not generic. It was structured, referenced relevant UAE laws, and provided a clear step-by-step strategy, including when to escalate to a legal notice. Based on that guidance, I was able to prepare a properly worded customer request form and strengthen my position before further legal action.
One thing I appreciated is that the system did not simply agree with my assumptions but challenged them and focused on the strongest legal arguments instead.
Overall, it is a very useful tool for initial legal assessment and strategy building, especially for expats dealing with UAE real estate issues. However, it should be used as a complement to a licensed lawyer when moving into formal legal action.
Highly recommended for anyone needing structured and informed legal insight.
Very helpful
Very helpful. I had some doubts regarding my exit from a company and Sidqo provided me a very detailed advise hitting every points. Five star all the way.
I advise everyone who has doubts about legal law in UAE to checkout Sidqo.
I was confused about my visa situation in UAE and Sidqo was able give me real clear solutions
Three people, three different corners of UAE law, one thing in common: they knew where they stood before they acted.
Your AED 39 goes toward specific things.
Funds this
- Deeper document review: contracts, receipts, official complaints
- More areas of UAE law beyond labour, tenancy, and visas
- Faster answers and stronger multilingual support
Lines we won't cross
- No language paywall. Every language stays on every plan.
- We won't hold your case history hostage to force an upgrade.
- Cancel anytime, in a couple of clicks. No retention maze.
- We'll never use fear to upsell you. The law is stressful enough.
Sidqo exists to help you understand where you stand.
Before you sign, resign, dispute, or give up a right you didn't know you had. That hasn't changed. Charging the users who lean on us most is simply how we keep doing it: for the person on their first job offer, their first tenancy contract, their first run-in with a system they don't fully understand.
Thanks for being here for it.