Can New Users Still Sign Up for Lex?

Updated

No. Lex is no longer accepting new customers. According to the notice on lex.page, existing accounts keep working as usual, and current users can still log in. If you are new to Lex, you cannot create an account at this time; if you already have one, nothing changes for you.

What the current status means

The homepage states the situation directly: "Lex is no longer accepting new customers. Existing accounts will keep working as usual."

Situation What you can do
You already have a Lex account Log in as usual; your documents and collaboration features continue to work
You are new to Lex Sign-up is closed; you cannot create a new account
You have a question about your account Email [email protected]

The site still describes Lex as a collaborative document editor with AI editing tools, and it still shows a Pricing link. However, the closed sign-up notice takes precedence for anyone without an account — a pricing page does not mean new accounts are being accepted.

What existing users keep

For current accounts, the product page lists the features that remain part of the experience:

  • AI Feedback — ask the AI for feedback on a draft, brainstorm ideas, or rewrite passages.
  • Comments — inline discussion, navigable with keyboard shortcuts.
  • Versions — try a different phrasing without losing the current text.
  • Live Collaboration — share a link, log in with one click, and see what each person is typing.
  • Publishing — send a read-only link so others can read your writing.
  • Commands and Title Ideas — AI shortcuts for word choice and idea generation.
  • Mobile web — collaborators can join from a browser without downloading an app.

Track Changes is listed as "coming soon," so it is not yet available even to existing users.

If you are evaluating Lex as a new user

Since you cannot sign up, the practical question is what to do instead:

  1. If a colleague or friend already uses Lex, ask them to share a document link with you. Collaboration and read-only publishing links work for invited readers without an account, based on the site's description of link-based sharing.
  2. If you need your own workspace, look at alternatives that are currently open to new sign-ups. Compare them on the same dimensions Lex emphasizes: AI editing help, version history, comments, and link-based sharing.
  3. If you have a specific question — for example, whether a dormant account still works — email [email protected] rather than relying on the homepage notice.

Common points of confusion

  • "Pricing" link still exists. That reflects the site structure, not an open sign-up flow. Do not assume a paid plan gets you in as a new customer.
  • "Loved by 300K+ writers" describes the existing user base, not current availability.
  • Login vs. sign-up. The homepage offers Login for existing users. There is no working path for creating a new account.

The short version: Lex is closed to new customers, open to existing ones, and the contact address for anything account-related is [email protected].