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BRYTER pricing
BRYTER publishes what its AI costs, in euros, with monthly and annual prices side by side so you can work out the discount yourself.
What you pay
- There are three tiers, all per person per month. Single is 99 euros on an annual plan or 118 euros month to month, and is only for solo practitioners, with no team features. Team is 149 euros annual or 176 euros monthly, and adds shared projects, documents and a central prompt library. Pro is 199 euros annual or 234 euros monthly, and adds workflow automation, single sign on, integrations and faster support.
- You can start a free trial and sign up yourself rather than booking a demo, and you can buy through Stripe.
- Two things to watch. Several integrations need you to already pay someone else: the Otto Schmidt legal database and Haufe both need your own subscription, and company register data and DeepL translation are paid extras. And this price list covers the AI suite only. BRYTER Workflows, the automation platform, has no published price, and you will be quoted.
- The contract tells you a lot. It caps yearly price rises at 10 percent, gives you 90 days' notice and a right to leave if fees change at renewal, and tells you the usage limits before you hit them.
How BRYTER pricing works
Three published tiers for BEAMON AI, priced per user per month in euros, with monthly and annual rates shown. Single is 99 euros annual or 118 euros monthly, only for solo practitioners and without team features. Team is 149 euros annual or 176 euros monthly, for teams that need shared projects, documents and grids with a central prompt library. Pro is 199 euros annual or 234 euros monthly, for firms and legal departments needing a full enterprise setup with workflow automation, integrations and priority support.
Every tier includes unlimited AI chats, Assist, the Word plugin, Extract and continuously updated models. Team adds shared profiles and the prompt library. Pro adds published workflows, single sign on and the Otto Schmidt API. The comparison table runs to about eighteen rows and states the condition for each integration. Otto Schmidt and Haufe Lexware need the customer's own subscription, Winsolvenz needs a Septeo subscription, and Handelsregister company data and DeepL translation are paid extras.
Support response is 48 hours standard and 24 hours on Pro. Purchase is self serve, with a free trial and sign up, and published terms for buying through Stripe. The master agreement sets out the mechanics. Fees are invoiced yearly in advance. Yearly increases must be in good faith, in line with cost increases, and capped at ten percent. Fee or usage limit changes at renewal need ninety days' notice and give the customer a right to terminate.
Credit rate changes need thirty days' notice. Credit based features have a monthly credit cap, with unused credits forfeited at month end and suspension when credits run out. AI connectors have a limit of ten million tokens per tenant per month, with notice at eighty percent. Payment is due in thirty days, with interest at six percent a year on late payment, and termination before a renewal term needs ninety days' notice. A discount tied to bar association membership is named.
Confidentiality and data terms: No business associate agreement is offered and none would be expected: this is a German-contracting vendor selling to legal and compliance teams in Europe and the United States, and HIPAA is addressed nowhere on either estate. What stands in its place is a fuller European instrument set than any record in this corpus, and it is published rather than offered on request. Data processing addenda exist in two regional versions, Germany and EMEA and a separate United States version contracted through BRYTER US Inc., each versioned in parallel with the master agreement and each carrying a sub-processor schedule with server locations and a twelve-heading schedule of technical and organisational measures. A CCPA addendum is published for United States customers. The addendum carries a dedicated professional secrecy section for customers subject to statutory confidentiality duties, expressly extending to legal, tax and healthcare professionals, which is the nearest functional analog to a BAA on this estate and is graded on the privilege row. Certifications claimed first-party are SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022; no auditor, report period or certificate number is published and the trust center was not opened.
Note: Figures and tier contents read from BRYTER's open pricing table on 12 September 2026, at beamon.ai/pricing via bryter.com/pricing/aisuite/, page last modified 4 September 2026. Commercial terms read in full from the Master Service Agreement (German law) version 11.0, August 2026, published with a history of seventeen versions back to November 2022 and a PDF download. All figures are in euros, and the entry price is shown in euros: 99, the lowest published paid rate, for the Single tier at 99 euros per user per month on an annual plan. Third party sites quoting the same tiers in US dollars were found and not used. Two limits. These rates cover BEAMON AI only, and BRYTER Workflows is not priced publicly, so a buyer wanting it is quoted. And the agreement says premium models may carry extra fees or limits set in the Order, the pricing page or the documentation, so the top of the range is not fully known in advance. BRYTER's own footnote says the table is an overview only, with exact scope governed by the published BEAMON Service Description.
BRYTER pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to BRYTER.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- BBRYTERFrom €99 per user per month on an annual plan
- NNeota LogicNo published figure
- HHighQ£199 per user/month
- LLawVuNo published figure
- LLegiswayFrom €8,000 per year
- XXakiaFrom $100 per user per month
- AAthennianEssentials from $25,000 annually for 100 entities
- BBrightflagNo published figure
- MMitratechNo published figure
“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.
BRYTER pricing, answered
How much does BRYTER cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, BRYTER's published starting price is from €99 per user per month on an annual plan. BRYTER publishes what its AI costs, in euros, with monthly and annual prices side by side so you can work out the discount yourself. There are three tiers, all per person per month. Single is 99 euros on an annual plan or 118 euros month to month, and is only for solo practitioners, with no team features. Team is 149 euros annual or 176 euros monthly, and adds shared projects, documents and a central prompt library. Pro is 199 euros annual or 234 euros monthly, and adds workflow automation, single sign on, integrations and faster support.