Lex.page
AI word processor from Every, now closed to new customers
Overview
Lex is an AI word processor that began inside the media company Every in 2022 and became Lex, Inc. in 2023 under Nathan Baschez. It offers AI chat about a draft, line-edit Checks, style guides and shared knowledge bases. Since early October 2026 it no longer accepts new customers, though existing accounts keep working.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
Use cases
What you can produce with Lex.page
- AI chat about a draft for feedback, rewrites and brainstorming (Ask Lex)
- Line edits for brevity, grammar and readability highlighted in the document (Checks)
- Style guides that train Lex to draft and edit in your voice
- Shared knowledge bases and saved prompts for a team
- Version history with named save points and a Rewind scrubber
- Live collaboration, comments and read-only publishing links
- Documents created, listed and updated through a developer API
Lex was one of the better-designed AI writing editors: Checks that mark line edits in place rather than rewriting your draft, style guides that learn your voice, a choice of premium models and real collaboration. For existing users it still works as before.
But it stopped taking new customers in early October 2026, with no public explanation or roadmap, so it is not something a new writer can adopt. Existing users should export anything important and keep an eye on Lex's email for what happens next.
What we found
Lex is an AI word processor that Nathan Baschez built inside the media company Every in 2022. Every's account of the launch, dated 19 October 2022, puts first-day sign-ups at 25,000. In August 2023 Every announced that Lex was becoming its own company, Lex, Inc., with Nathan Baschez as chief executive and a $2.75 million seed round from True Ventures, and said its paid subscribers would get Lex's paid plans free.
The important change is recent. When this page was rechecked on 14 October 2026, a banner across lex.page said Lex is no longer accepting new customers and that existing accounts will keep working as usual. Archived copies show the homepage without that notice on 22 September and the pricing page without it on 28 September; by 10 October it was there. Lex has published no explanation, no closing date and no export notice, and its pricing page now shows Pro prices only to logged-in existing users.
For those users the product is unchanged. The editor offers Ask Lex chat about a draft, Checks that highlight line edits for brevity, grammar and readability, style guides that train Lex on your voice, shared knowledge bases, saved and shareable prompts, version history with a Rewind scrubber, comments, live collaboration and read-only publishing. Free accounts get 30 Ask Lex messages a day and five saved-prompt runs a month; Lex Pro adds models such as GPT 4.1 and Claude 4 Opus and Sonnet. Lex says it uses OpenAI, Anthropic and TogetherAI enterprise APIs and does not train models on user writing. A small developer API creates, lists and updates documents.
Earlier versions of this page said Lex had no public API and was nearing profitability; the first was wrong and the second could not be traced. Until Lex says what comes next, treat it as closed: new writers wanting a calm AI editor should look elsewhere, and existing users should keep their own copies of important work.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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