Paxton AI prints one price: $499 a month, or $2,999 a year, per user on the Individual plan. Enterprise is quoted by sales. Below is what that adds up to for one to five lawyers and for your document volume, and when a $99 review tool covers the same job for less.
Prices are as printed on paxton.ai/pricing. Annual totals and per review figures are our arithmetic.
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Paxton AI costs $499 a month or $2,999 a year per user on the Individual plan, which covers legal research, court-formatted drafting and case timelines. A three lawyer firm on three Individual seats pays $8,997 a year. Enterprise adds Word and Outlook plugins and document management connectors, but its price is only given on request, so budget by asking for a written quote at your headcount. There is a 7 day free trial.
Checked on Paxton's pricing page on 2026-11-14. The page prints a price for Individual only.
| Plan | Price | Seats | What is listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | $499 a month, or $2,999 a year | Per user | Research across 30,000+ legal sources, court-formatted drafting, case facts and tables, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive and SharePoint, case timelines and evidence summaries |
| Enterprise | Custom, contact sales | Not stated | Everything in Individual plus Word and Outlook plugins, iManage and NetDocuments connectors, Claude MCP integration, implementation, security review and an account manager |
Paying yearly costs $2,999 against $5,988 for twelve months at $499. The page lists a 7 day free trial and says your data never trains AI models. It states no seat minimum and no usage cap.
This multiplies the Individual price by the number of users. An Enterprise quote may come in lower per head, which is exactly why you ask for one, but this is the figure you can show a partner today.
A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
A year, before tax and add-ons. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
Paxton is a research and drafting assistant for litigators and case teams: sources, briefs, timelines and evidence summaries in one seat. If you build court filings with it all day, $2,999 is easy to defend. If you mainly open it to read contracts and other incoming documents, the useful unit is the cost of each document you push through it.
A solo lawyer reviewing 10 documents a month pays about $24.99 each on the annual plan. At 50 a month it is $5.00, and at 100 a month $2.50. Monthly billing at $499 is about twice as much 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 pricing page has the same math for a different assistant). It does not research case law or draft a brief, so the honest choice depends on how much of your week is document review.
| Documents a month | Paxton Individual, yearly | Paxton Individual, monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | $24.99 | $49.90 |
| 20 | $12.50 | $24.95 |
| 50 | $5.00 | $9.98 |
| 100 | $2.50 | $4.99 |
Seat price divided by documents reviewed. One user, before tax.
Paxton, GC AI and Concord print prices. Harvey and the CLM platforms quote by deal.
| Tool | Price basis | Entry cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paxton AI | Published for Individual, Enterprise on quote | $2,999 a year, one user | Litigators and small firms that want research and drafting in one tool |
| GC AI | Published for Individual, Team on request | $5,000 a year, one seat | Solo and fractional GCs who want one in-house assistant |
| Harvey | Quote, enterprise contract | Not published | Large legal departments and big firms |
| Concord | Published, per plan plus seats | $5,988 a year, five users | Teams drafting, signing and tracking their own paper |
| LegalSoul | Published, per month | $1,188 a year on Solo | Firms and teams reading third-party contracts for risk |
For how the enterprise end of the market compares, see our GC AI vs Harvey comparison.
LegalSoul is not a research assistant. It does not search case law, it does not draft court filings, and it has no SOC 2 report or SAML SSO today. 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 lawyers keep a research tool for daily work and add a review tool for the volume of third-party paper.
A published price covers one user. These cover the rest.
Paxton AI's Individual plan is $499 per user a month, or $2,999 per user a year if you pay annually, which Paxton lists as a 50 percent saving. Twelve months at the monthly rate is $5,988, so the annual option saves $2,989. Enterprise is custom priced through sales.
Yes. Paxton lists a 7 day free trial on the Individual plan. You pick monthly or annual billing at sign-up and billing continues after the trial unless you cancel. Load a real brief or contract during those days so you judge it on your own work.
Yes. Individual is priced per user, so three lawyers cost $8,997 a year on the annual option or $17,964 on monthly billing. The pricing page states no seat minimum or usage cap. Enterprise adds Word and Outlook plugins and iManage and NetDocuments connectors on a custom quote.
Per its pricing page, Individual includes research across 30,000+ legal sources, review-ready court-formatted drafting, case facts and tables across a matter, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive and SharePoint connections, case timelines and evidence summaries, and a promise that your data never trains AI models.
Paxton is built around litigation research, drafting and case files, so a transactional lawyer paying for it mainly to read incoming contracts is buying more than the job needs. LegalSoul returns issues, risky clauses and page cites for $99 a month and 100 reviews, with no seat minimum.
For contract and document review, LegalSoul is $99 a month for 100 reviews with no annual term. It has no case law database or drafting assistant, so litigators who need citations checked against a legal corpus should keep a research tool and add review separately.
Upload one contract, lease or brief and get the issues, risky clauses and page cites. Plans are published from $99 a month, with no seat minimum and no sales call.
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