Legal AI pricing

GC AI Pricing and Cost Per Seat for Small Legal Teams

GC AI prints one price: $500 a month, or $5,000 a year, for a single seat on the Individual plan. Team is quoted on request. Below is what that adds up to for one to five lawyers and for your contract volume, and when a $99 review tool covers the same job for less.

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The short answer

For anyone who needs the number before the trial.

GC AI costs $500 a month or $5,000 a year per seat on the Individual plan, which is built for solo and fractional general counsel. A three lawyer legal team buying three Individual seats pays $15,000 a year. The Team plan adds unlimited chats, training and a Contract Intelligence feature, but its price is only given on request, so budget by asking for a written quote at your headcount. There is a 14 day free trial.

The GC AI plans as published

Checked on GC AI's pricing page on 2026-11-12. The page prints a price for Individual only.

Plan Price Seats What is listed
Individual$500 a month, or $5,000 a yearOneFull platform access for solo or fractional GCs. US Case Law and International Law available as add-ons
TeamPricing available on request, billed annuallyNot statedEverything in Individual plus unlimited chats, attorney-led GC AI Academy training, Contract Intelligence, and one case law database included
EnterpriseNot listedNot statedReferred to in the database FAQ with no plan details

Paying yearly costs $5,000 against $6,000 for twelve months at $500. The 14 day trial needs no credit card. GC AI says it is SOC 2 Type II certified and does not train on customer data.

What GC AI costs a year for 1 to 5 lawyers

This multiplies the Individual price by the number of seats. A Team quote may come in lower per head, which is exactly why you ask for one, but this is the ceiling you can show a partner today.

1 lawyer
Paid yearly
$5,000
Paid monthly
$6,000
LegalSoul Solo
$1,188

A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.

3 lawyers
Paid yearly
$15,000
Paid monthly
$18,000
LegalSoul Solo
$1,188

A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.

5 lawyers
Paid yearly
$25,000
Paid monthly
$30,000
LegalSoul Solo
$1,188

A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.

The cost per contract is what to compare

GC AI is a general assistant for in-house counsel: chat, research add-ons and contract analysis in one seat. If you use it all day, $5,000 is easy to defend. If you mainly open it to read vendor and customer paper, the useful unit is the cost of each contract you push through it.

A solo GC reviewing 10 contracts a month pays about $41.67 each on the annual plan. At 50 a month it is $8.33, and at 100 a month $4.17. Monthly billing at $500 is 20 percent higher on every line.

A dedicated review tool prices that single step differently. LegalSoul Solo is $99 for 100 reviews, which is $0.99 a review when you use them all (our GC AI review has a two lawyer example). It does not chat about strategy or draft a memo, so the honest choice depends on how much of your week is review.

Contracts a month GC AI Individual, yearly GC AI Individual, monthly
10 $41.67 $50.00
20 $20.83 $25.00
50 $8.33 $10.00
100 $4.17 $5.00

Seat price divided by contracts reviewed. Excludes case law add-ons.

GC AI vs Harvey, Concord and a $99 review tool

GC AI and Concord print prices. Harvey and the CLM platforms quote by deal.

Tool Price basis Entry cost Best for
GC AIPublished for Individual, Team on request$5,000 a year, one seatSolo and fractional GCs who want one assistant for in-house work
HarveyQuote, enterprise contractNot publishedLarge legal departments and big firms
ConcordPublished, per plan plus seats$5,988 a year, five usersTeams drafting, signing and tracking their own paper
LegalSoulPublished, per month$1,188 a year on SoloFirms and teams reading third-party contracts for risk

For the head to head on research and review, see our GC AI vs Harvey comparison for in-house counsel.

When GC AI is worth the money, and when it is not

Buy GC AI when

  • You are the only lawyer in the company or a fractional GC and you want one assistant for everything that lands on your desk.
  • Your clients or auditors ask for a SOC 2 Type II report and you need the vendor to have one.
  • The seat replaces several hours of work a week, which makes $5,000 a year small next to your time.

Look elsewhere when

  • You need three or more seats and the Team price is not in writing yet, because the Individual multiple gets expensive fast.
  • The real bottleneck is reading incoming contracts, not research or drafting.
  • You want to pay per month with no premium, since monthly billing is 20 percent dearer than the annual price.

Where LegalSoul fits, and where it does not

LegalSoul is not an in-house assistant. It does not hold a running chat about your business, it has no SOC 2 report or SAML SSO today, and it does not include a case law database. It reads a contract, lease or brief you upload and returns the issues, risky clauses and missing terms with page cites in under a minute, for $99 a month and 100 reviews, with no seat minimum and no annual term. Some counsel keep their assistant for daily work and add a review tool for the volume of third-party paper.

Five questions to settle before you pay for GC AI

A published price covers one seat. These cover the rest.

  1. 1 What is the Team price per seat at our headcount, and is it fixed for the first renewal?
  2. 2 Which case law database do we actually need, and what does the second one cost as an add-on?
  3. 3 What happens to our uploaded contracts and chat history if we cancel?
  4. 4 Can we move from Individual to Team mid-term and keep the annual discount?
  5. 5 Which contract tasks do we run most, and how many reviews a month is that in practice?

GC AI pricing questions buyers ask

How much does GC AI cost?

GC AI's Individual plan is $500 a month, or $5,000 a year if you pay annually, for one seat. That is $6,000 versus $5,000 over twelve months, a saving of $1,000. The Team plan has no published price and is quoted on request, billed annually.

Does GC AI have a free trial?

Yes. GC AI offers a 14 day free trial with no credit card required. When it ends you choose the Individual plan or contact the company about Team. Load a real contract during the trial so you judge it on your own work.

Is GC AI priced per seat?

Yes. The Individual plan covers one seat, so three lawyers on Individual would cost $15,000 a year on the annual option. Larger groups are pointed to the Team plan, which is quoted on request, so ask what the per seat price becomes at your headcount.

What does the GC AI Team plan include?

Per its pricing page, Team adds unlimited chats, attorney-led GC AI Academy training and Contract Intelligence on top of Individual, includes one of the US Case Law or International Law databases, and is billed annually. The price is available on request.

Is GC AI SOC 2 compliant?

GC AI states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified and that neither it nor its AI providers train on customer data. LegalSoul has no SOC 2 report today, so a firm whose clients require one should weigh that before choosing between them.

What is a cheaper alternative to GC AI for contract review?

If the job is reading contracts for risk, LegalSoul returns issues, risky clauses and page cites for $99 a month and 100 reviews, with no seat minimum and no annual term. It does not replace a full in-house assistant, but it covers the review step.

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