Pricing
Choose the way your firm wants to work.
LitiGenie supports focused Quick Tools for one-off workflows and the Full Case Platform for connected case intelligence. Pricing is scoped around how your firm wants to use LitiGenie: focused workflows, connected case workspaces, or a team pilot.
Start with Quick Tools for focused work, or request a demo to scope Full Case Platform access for your team.
Focused workflows
Quick Tools
For focused work like medical records, demand letters, depositions, and discovery without creating a full case first.
- Review medical records
- Draft demand letters
- Analyze depositions
- Generate discovery
Connected case intelligence
Full Case Platform
For firms that want a living, source-backed understanding of the matter across evidence, analysis, work product, and case progress.
- Case workspace
- Evidence timeline
- Case analysis
- Work product tracking
Team evaluation
Firm Pilot
For teams evaluating LitiGenie across a practice group, caseload, or repeat workflow before broader rollout.
- Pilot scoping
- Workflow review
- Security discussion
- Rollout planning
How pricing is scoped
Pricing depends on how LitiGenie fits into your litigation workflow.
We scope access around the work your firm wants to move first: quick analyses, connected case workspaces, or a team rollout.
Workflow mix
Whether the firm starts with medical proof, demand packages, depositions, discovery, or the full platform.
Volume
Expected file volume, case volume, and how often the team needs focused analyses or full case workspaces.
Rollout needs
Whether the firm starts with one attorney workflow, a small team, or a broader practice group.
Review process
How the team wants to handle attorney review, onboarding, security review, and workflow adoption.
Pricing questions
How does pricing work?
Quick Tools and Full Case Platform access are scoped based on workflow mix, expected volume, number of users, and rollout needs. Request a demo for a firm-specific quote.
Can a lawyer try one workflow without committing to the full platform?
Yes. Quick Tools are designed for focused workflows when a lawyer wants to review one record set, draft one demand, analyze one deposition, or generate one discovery task.
How is a firm pilot scoped?
Pilot scope depends on workflow volume, number of users, case volume, security review needs, and whether the firm starts with Quick Tools or the full case platform.
Does LitiGenie charge per page?
No. LitiGenie pricing and usage is framed around analyses and workflows, not page-count billing.
Want help choosing the right starting point?
Tell us whether your firm wants Quick Tools, the Full Case Platform, or a pilot around a specific workflow.