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Bloomberg Law pricing
Bloomberg Law will not tell you the price without talking to a salesperson.
What you pay
- What it does tell you is how the charging works: you pay one price for everything, and you are not charged again each time you search or open a document.
- The main alternatives do charge that way, so a heavy research month can cost more with them; here it does not.
- There are two things you can buy: the main research platform, and a project management tool called Dashboard Legal.
- The form asks how many lawyers you have, from solo up to fifty or more, so the price probably depends on that.
How Bloomberg Law pricing works
The charging model is published with no figure at any level. The model is stated consistently: one platform, one flat all inclusive price, with unlimited access rather than per search or per document charges. Published customer quotes say occasional use of a tool costs nothing extra and that a partner prefers the flat fee to competing products. The request form names two products, Bloomberg Law Research and Bloomberg Law Dashboard Legal, and asks for a practitioner count in ranges of solo, 2 to 5, 6 to 19, 20 to 49 and 50 or more, which suggests price scales with headcount, though that is a form field rather than a published price structure.
Not published: any rate, unit of charge, tier names, feature splits, contract length, renewal or cancellation terms, or implementation and training costs. The Request Pricing menu item leads to a lead capture form.
Note: No figure is published anywhere, so no entry price is recorded; this means the price is withheld, not that the product is free. The vendor publishes the charging model, and direct competitors charge per search and per document. No rate, unit, range, term or implementation charge is published. Prices are quoted after a request form.
Bloomberg Law pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Bloomberg Law.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- BBloomberg LawNo published figure
- WWestlawFrom $155.35/month, single circuit, 3 year term
- IIntelligize+ AINot yet recorded
- BBlue J$1,498 per user per year
- LLexis+ with ProtégéNo published figure
- TTuriviusNo published figure
- OOne LEGALENo published figure
- LLegitQuestEnterprise from INR 29,500; billing period unstated
- OOmnilexFrom CHF 1,600 per user per year
“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.
Bloomberg Law pricing, answered
How much does Bloomberg Law cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Bloomberg Law. Bloomberg Law will not tell you the price without talking to a salesperson. What it does tell you is how the charging works: you pay one price for everything, and you are not charged again each time you search or open a document.