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Neither Supio nor EvenUp prints a price, but both bill per case. Supio says no platform fee and no lock-in; EvenUp sells one all-in case price on an annual term. Here is how to compare them at your volume.
Read moreIronclad is the cheaper of the two on every piece of buyer data: a $40,110 median with contracts from $15,000, against an Agiloft median of $67,132 that never drops below $62,629. Here is what year one costs on each.
Read moreLegora has a reported ten-seat minimum near $30,000 a year. CoCounsel sells per attorney with no minimum. Below four attorneys CoCounsel is cheaper, above it Legora is. Here is the math and the fit.
Read moreIcertis is quote-only and built for Global 2000 procurement. Here are its competitors sorted by fit, with the best public cost figure for each and the right choice for a small legal team.
Read moreDocusign lists IAM seats from $45 a month but quotes CLM; Ironclad quotes everything and has a median contract near $40,110 a year. Here is what each costs a small legal team in year one.
Read moreNeither Eve nor EvenUp prints a price. EvenUp bills per case, Eve bills a Platform Fee plus each Matter by page tier. Here is where each structure costs a small plaintiff firm more.
Read moreAgiloft is quote-only with a $67,132 median contract, about twice Juro and LinkSquares. Here are its competitors sorted by fit, with the best public cost figure for each.
Read moreLinkSquares is quote-only with a $31,000 median contract. Here are its competitors sorted by which half of LinkSquares they replace, with the best public cost figure for each.
Read moreJuro is quote-only and metered on contract volume. Here are its competitors sorted by the part of Juro they replace, with the best public cost figure for each.
Read moreGC AI publishes a $500 a month seat and a 14 day trial; Harvey is quote-only with a reported seat minimum near 20. What each costs at one, three and ten lawyers, and which fits an in-house team.
Read moreSeven alternatives to Westlaw for solos and small firms, with published or reported prices and which part of Westlaw each one actually replaces, from Lexis+ to a bar-benefit Fastcase plan.
Read moreEntry Westlaw and Lexis plans cost a solo almost the same. Add AI and the gap opens: Westlaw bundles it into a published price, Lexis adds it on top. Current figures, sources and a buying checklist.
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