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CaseBlink pricing

CaseBlink charges for each person who uses it, every month. The cheapest plan is $100 a month and only builds filing packets. The AI drafting and Autopilot start with the $200 Core plan. The $300 Pro plan adds case management and is still in beta. Every plan has unlimited cases and a 14 day free trial.

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In plain terms

How CaseBlink pricing works

Per seat per month, unlimited cases subject to one professional's ordinary caseload: Lite $100 (packet assembly, no AI drafting), Core $200 (AI drafting, case preparation, Autopilot agent), Pro $300 (case management, beta); annual billing gives one month free; Enterprise custom, per seat or case cap. Source: https://www.caseblink.com/pricing and the Service Agreement (15 July 2026).

Implementation: None published. All plans include a 14 day free trial; a payment method is taken at sign up.

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CaseBlink pricing, answered

How much does CaseBlink cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, CaseBlink's published starting price is $100 per seat per month. CaseBlink charges for each person who uses it, every month. The cheapest plan is $100 a month and only builds filing packets. The AI drafting and Autopilot start with the $200 Core plan. The $300 Pro plan adds case management and is still in beta. Every plan has unlimited cases and a 14 day free trial.

Does CaseBlink charge implementation or setup fees?

None published. All plans include a 14 day free trial; a payment method is taken at sign up.

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