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BriefCatch pricing
BriefCatch publishes what it costs, and also how much of it you will use up.
What you pay
- There are three plans, all billed annually. Individual is $60 per seat per month for one seat. Pro is $75 per seat per month with at least five seats, and adds the Outlook add in, the full Learning Hub and more AI allowance. Enterprise is custom priced from twenty seats, adding single sign on, user provisioning, role based access, document management integrations, a customer success manager, round the clock support and 99.9% uptime.
- You can start without talking to anyone: a seven day free trial needs only an email, Google or Microsoft account, and no credit card.
- The AI features, mainly RealityCheck citation checking, use credits from a monthly allowance: 650 on Individual, 700 on Pro, custom on Enterprise. Checking a brief under 30 pages with fewer than 100 citations uses about 70 credits, so an Individual seat covers roughly nine such briefs a month.
- Credits reset monthly and do not roll over. Extra packs can be bought any time and last a year. Annual billing is cheaper than monthly, and you can change plans or add seats later.
- Another page still shows a $599 a year Solo plan. That is the older packaging from before the September 2026 relaunch, not a fourth option.
How BriefCatch pricing works
Individual costs $60 per seat per month, billed annually, for one seat, with 650 AI credits per seat per month. Pro costs $75 per seat per month, billed annually, for at least five seats, with 700 credits per seat per month, and adds the Outlook add in, the full Learning Hub and an organization license. Enterprise is custom priced and billed annually for twenty seats or more, with custom credits, and adds shared credit pools, single sign on, SCIM provisioning, role based access, document management integrations, LMS integration over SCORM, a customer success manager, round the clock support and a 99.9 percent uptime service level.
Every tier includes the writing assistant, CiteCheck, BriefChat, RealityCheck, the web app, the Word add in, two factor and Google authentication and SOC 2 Type II, and Individual is limited to four Learning Hub courses per user per month. RealityCheck typically uses about 70 credits for a brief under 30 pages with fewer than 100 citations. Credits reset monthly without rollover, and extra packs can be bought any time and last one year.
Annual billing is discounted against monthly, with volume pricing for enterprise. A seven day free trial needs no credit card. Plans and seats can change later, keeping credits and settings. The Master Terms set twelve month automatic renewal unless either party gives 30 days' notice, fee changes on 30 days' notice at term end, 60 days to raise billing errors, and 1.5 percent monthly interest on overdue amounts.
Confidentiality and data terms: No business associate agreement or health data tier is offered. The product edits and verifies legal writing and, by contract and design, retains nothing. The data instruments that exist are published in full and ungated. The BriefCatch Master Services Agreement defines Customer Content as the customer's Proprietary Information under a mutual obligation, confirms the customer owns it, and records at clause 7.2 that the company does not store or otherwise retain Customer Content. Clause 11 requires appropriate physical, administrative and technical safeguards and commits the company at 11.2 to enter into a data processing agreement with the customer where data protection law requires one, so a DPA is available on request rather than published. A separate End User License Agreement and a Privacy Policy are published alongside, and a Service Level Agreement is incorporated into the Master Terms by reference. The Trust Center is public and ungated, stating SOC 2 certification, AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, hosting on Azure in United States locations only, a tested disaster recovery plan, and mandatory confidentiality agreements and annual security training for personnel. BriefCatch's pricing page states SOC 2 Type II, while the BriefCatch 3 support FAQ, still live, states SOC 2 Type 1, and no report, audit period or auditor is obtainable. The EULA states the products are not intended for processing confidential or personal data, which contradicts the product FAQ.
Note: Tiers, rates, credits and the feature table come from the pricing page, the Master Services Agreement and the Trust Center. The entry price is the published Individual rate of $60 per seat per month billed annually. Two older surfaces are still reachable. The get started page shows a Solo plan at $599 a year that matches no cadence of the current rates and omits the credit system and RealityCheck. It describes the packaging before the relaunch and is not a fourth plan. An older copy of BriefCatch's pricing page shows $42 a month billed annually against $49 monthly; the live page is current. The 9 September 2026 launch, which opened self serve purchase and put RealityCheck on every plan, falls between the old and new versions.
BriefCatch pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to BriefCatch.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- BBriefCatchNo published figure
- CClearbriefNot yet recorded
- TTheta LakeFrom $15,000 per year
- EEpiq AINo published figure
- OOpenText eDiscoveryNo published figure
- TThreadeoFrom $199 per month
- VVerbitFrom $24 per month
- AAI.LawFree Forever at $0; AI seats from $149 per seat per month
- CCaseMarkFrom $100 per user/month
“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.
BriefCatch pricing, answered
How much does BriefCatch cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for BriefCatch. BriefCatch publishes what it costs, and also how much of it you will use up. There are three plans, all billed annually. Individual is $60 per seat per month for one seat. Pro is $75 per seat per month with at least five seats, and adds the Outlook add in, the full Learning Hub and more AI allowance. Enterprise is custom priced from twenty seats, adding single sign on, user provisioning, role based access, document management integrations, a customer success manager, round the clock support and 99.9% uptime.