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Ironclad is quote-only and built for contract volume. Here is the competitor field sorted by the job each tool does, which vendors publish a price, and what a small legal team should buy instead.
Read moreKira is built for diligence across hundreds of agreements and publishes no price. This compares the alternatives a firm of two to twenty lawyers actually considers, with prices and where each one fits.
Read moreNeither vendor publishes a law-firm price for its flagship. This compares what buyers report for each, why the Harvey figures in circulation disagree by more than six times, and which of the two a firm under twenty lawyers can actually purchase.
Read moreNeither vendor publishes a price, so this compares what buyers report: seat cost, seat minimums, add-ons, what each platform is built for, and the arithmetic for a six-attorney firm.
Read moreLexis+ with Protégé and CoCounsel compared for firms of one to twenty attorneys: what each costs, where each is stronger, what the security paperwork says, and when neither is the tool you need.
Read moreFourteen legal AI tools a solo attorney actually shortlists, what each costs per month, whether the price is published, and how to pick one for the task that eats your unbilled hours.
Read moreCoCounsel is priced to sit on a Westlaw subscription. If your firm does not have one, here is what the real alternatives cost, which task each one actually solves, and when you should stay put.
Read moreHarvey does not publish a rate card. Here is what independent buying guides report per seat, what the seat minimum does to a five-attorney firm, and what the same budget buys elsewhere.
Read moreMicrosoft 365 Copilot, ChatGPT Business and Enterprise, Claude Team and Enterprise, and Gemini in Workspace compared on price per user, training defaults, SSO, retention and data residency for law firms.
Read moreWhat Harvey publishes about subprocessors, SCIM, SAML SSO, IP allow-listing and data residency, what stays behind its trust portal, and the exact wording to use when you ask.
Read moreCoCounsel (formerly Casetext) holds SOC 2, ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 and uses zero-retention model calls. What that covers, what to get in writing, and when it is safe for privileged work.
Read moreWhat Thomson Reuters states publicly about Westlaw AI and CoCounsel security, what stays behind its trust portal, how accurate the AI has tested, and the questions to put in writing before you buy.
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