How US firms use AI for contract review, document review and case preparation, and what the ethics rules actually require.
Luminance sells by private quote on terms typically 36 months long. The most quoted figure, about $42,857 a year, is a revenue average, not a price. Here is what can be checked, what moves a quote, and when a flat priced tool does the job.
Read moreSpellbook vs Harvey on price, seat minimums and the work each is built for. Harvey's reported 20 to 25 seat floor settles it for most firms under 20 lawyers.
Read morePI platforms like EvenUp, Supio and Eve draft demands and price by quote; document reading tools answer questions across the file at a published price. What each does and what it costs a PI firm.
Read moreNeither CoCounsel nor Harvey publishes a price. CoCounsel has a self-serve quote for small firms and stated term discounts; Harvey reportedly needs 20 to 25 seats at about $1,200 each. Here is the cost by firm size and which one fits.
Read moreNeither Harvey nor Legora publishes a price. On buyer reports, Legora starts near $30,000 a year with a 10 seat minimum and Harvey near $288,000 with 20 to 25 seats. Here is the cost by firm size, the feature differences, and which one fits.
Read moreHarvey reportedly sells at about $1,200 a seat with a 20 to 25 seat minimum. Here are the Harvey AI competitors a 1 to 20 lawyer firm can actually buy, with posted prices and seat floors side by side, and how to pick by the job you need done.
Read moreLegora sells by quote. Buyer reports put a seat near $3,000 a year with a 10 seat minimum, and Agent Pro now bills by consumption. Here is what is verifiable, where the public numbers contradict each other, and how to make a Legora quote comparable.
Read moreSpellbook prices by quote, per seat, with a 7 day trial. Public estimates range from about $99 to $500 per seat per month and cannot all be right. Here is what is verifiable, what moves your quote, and how to compare two custom prices without guessing.
Read moreClio's conflict check is good at the job it was built for: searching the records your firm has already entered. The question for a small firm is whether that is the whole check, and what it costs to cover the rest.
Read moreMost comparison articles skip the question a small firm asks first: what does it cost. We checked every vendor's own pricing page in September 2026 and found that most of them publish nothing at all.
Read moreYour next client wants to sign your engagement letter on their phone at 10:47 p.m. They’re not waiting for email back‑and‑forth or a printer. Fair. The real question: can an AI chatbot show your retai...
Read moreAI just showed up inside the tools your firm already lives in. So the real question is simple: is Microsoft 365 Copilot safe for a law firm that has to protect privilege, live with OCGs, and pass audi...
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