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Ankar pricing

Ankar does not publish a price. You have to book a demo and agree one.

In plain terms

What you pay

What the contract does tell you is how the charging works: you pay per seat, once a year, up front.
If you add people mid-year you pay for them straight away, pro-rated. If you cut seats you do not get money back until the next bill.
When the contract renews, they can only raise the price by 5% or UK inflation, whichever is lower, and they must tell you 30 days ahead.
There are free trials, and if you use far more computing than you pay for they can start charging for it, but only after 10 days notice and a conversation.

How Ankar pricing works

The terms of service set out the structure and unit of charging, with no figure. The unit is the seat. Clause 1.2 ties user accounts to the seats on the order form, and clause 3.3 bills added seats immediately and prorated, with reductions at the next invoice and no refund for the current period. Fees are invoiced annually in advance and due within thirty days, with late payment at 1.5 percent a month or the legal maximum.

Currency is set on the order form. Clause 3.4 caps any renewal increase at the lesser of five percent or the rise in the UK Consumer Prices Index over the previous twelve months, with at least thirty days' notice, excluding added seats, modules or usage. Under clause 9.4, if a customer's compute or storage use is materially higher than other customers' relative to spend, Ankar may pass through part of the hosting cost.

It may do so only after ten days' written notice and a good faith discussion. Clause 9.5 allows rate limits. Free trials exist under clause 4.4, without indemnity and terminable at any time. The term is set on the order form, renewing automatically where stated, with thirty days' notice of nonrenewal from the customer or sixty from Ankar. There is no pricing page; the only commercial route is Book a demo.

Compared on price

Ankar pricing against its alternatives

Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Ankar.

Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.

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AnkarNo published figure
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PatlyticsNo published figure
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DeepIPNo published figure
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IP AuthorFrom $4,800/year
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Red Points$39,000 per year
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CyprisNo published figure
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IPRallyNo published figure
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Solve IntelligenceFrom $599/user/month on an annual commitment
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PowerPatent$199 for 200 tokens

“Not yet recorded” means the index holds no pricing record for that vendor, not that the vendor publishes nothing. Which legal AI vendors publish their pricing.

Questions

Ankar pricing, answered

How much does Ankar cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Ankar. Ankar does not publish a price. You have to book a demo and agree one. What the contract does tell you is how the charging works: you pay per seat, once a year, up front.