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BlackBoiler pricing

Starter costs $125 per person each month.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • Annual Starter billing costs $1,250 per person for a year.
  • Starter gives each user two playbooks and a monthly allowance of 25 uploads.
  • Pro costs $300 monthly or $3,000 annually per person, with higher limits.
  • Enterprise needs a quote.
  • The seven day trial becomes a paid subscription unless canceled.

How BlackBoiler pricing works

Starter costs $125 per user per month or $1,250 per user per year with annual billing. It includes two playbooks and 25 contract uploads a month. Pro costs $300 per user per month or $3,000 per user per year and includes five playbooks per user, 100 monthly uploads, analytics, administrative controls, MFA and priority support. Enterprise is priced separately for unlimited volume, SSO, API access, playbook services and onboarding. A seven day trial requires a payment card and converts automatically unless canceled.

Note: Monthly and annual subscriptions have separately stated rates. Enterprise deployment, onboarding and custom service terms require a quote; no separate implementation amount accompanies Starter or Pro.

Compared on price

BlackBoiler pricing against its alternatives

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

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Questions

BlackBoiler pricing, answered

How much does BlackBoiler cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, BlackBoiler's published starting price is from $125 per user/month. Starter costs $125 per person each month. Annual Starter billing costs $1,250 per person for a year.

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