Legal AI pricing guide

How should you read these prices?

Prices are shown in the currency of their source. Only the price comparison also gives a US dollar price in euros, because our price score compares prices in euros. An Official price comes from the vendor’s own pages. A Reported price comes from a source other than the vendor, such as a press report, a research firm’s company profile or a buyer guide: we link it, and the note under the price says who published it and whether they name their own source. Reported prices are often approximate, dated or one customer’s deal, and different sources can disagree, so expect a quote to differ. “Not publicly disclosed” means we read the vendor’s pages and they do not give a price, and we found no report of one either.

Check whether a price includes VAT, how it is billed and whether there is a minimum number of users: the details under each price say so where the vendor does.

Which plan do we score?

Each tool is scored on the best plan available to a business buyer in the EU, marked “Plan we score” below. The scores, and the reasons for them, are on each tool’s profile.

How do the tools compare on price?

The table compares what the plan we score costs per user per month, excluding VAT, cheapest first. Where a vendor publishes no price for that plan, we use a price reported by the press, an analyst or a buyer’s guide, or work one out from the vendor’s other prices, and label it an estimate. Each tool’s profile gives the sources and the assumption behind its price. Prices in US dollars are also shown in euros, at the European Central Bank reference rate, because our price score compares them in euros.

A lower price scores higher on our rubric, but price says nothing about what a tool does, so read it together with the other scores.

What does each tool cost?