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CasePeer pricing
CasePeer publishes its prices plainly, and charges the same rate for everyone at your firm rather than selling different kinds of seat.
What you pay
- There are three tiers, all per person per month: Basic at $79, Pro at $119 and Advanced at $149. There is no cap on how many attorneys and staff you add, and what you pay tracks how many active users you have.
- The AI is the main thing that separates Basic from Pro. The 8am IQ writing and translation assistant is not on Basic at all, and is included at no extra cost on Pro and Advanced. Advanced mainly adds deeper reporting, an intake investigator portal, case grades and API access.
- There is no setup fee and no long term contract. You can move up or down a tier whenever you like, and the change is prorated. Electronic signature and data migration cost extra, and those prices are not published.
- CasePeer's website says you can cancel at any time, but the contract says canceling takes effect at your next renewal date, with no refund for the rest of a period you have already paid for.
How CasePeer pricing works
Three published tiers, priced per user per month in US dollars. The rate depends on active users, with no limit on how many attorneys or staff may be added. Basic at $79 covers case and contact management, tasks, the client portal, statute alerts, settlement negotiations, medical treatment tracking, case expense and client trust tracking, calendaring and unlimited document storage. Pro at $119, marked most popular, adds intake management, unlimited two way texting with images, case stage screens, litigation event plans, and the high value cases, medical requests and firm productivity reports.
It also adds more than fifty other reports, twenty plus key integrations, and 8am IQ. Advanced at $149 adds text scheduling, data sync for reporting, multi office reporting, the intake investigator portal, case grades and API access, the last marked new. A comparison matrix of about seventy rows across nine groups marks each item included, optional or add on by tier, with electronic signature and data migration as extras on every tier.
The AI gate is stated in three places, the matrix, the pricing FAQ and the AI page: 8am IQ is included with Pro and Advanced at no extra cost and not available on Basic. The matrix lists the 8am IQ Writing Assistant and the 8am IQ Translation Assistant separately. The page states no long term contract, no setup fee, tier changes at any time with proration, cancellation at any time, guided implementation and free training, and support by phone, email and chat.
The agreement adds terms the page does not. Subscriptions renew automatically monthly or yearly, and fees are final and not refundable. Users or upgrades added mid term on an annual plan are prorated and charged at once. Late payment carries interest at the lesser of 1.5 percent a month or the legal maximum, and price changes apply from the next subscription period after written notice.
Confidentiality and data terms: No business associate agreement is offered and the agreement forecloses the question rather than leaving it open. Terms of Service Part III expressly bars the customer from including protected health information, as defined by HIPAA, in any Input to 8am IQ, alongside export controlled material and cardholder data. That prohibition is pointed on this product, because personal injury practice runs on medical records: the platform itself carries native medical treatment tracking, provider management and an Arctrieval integration for medical and billing record retrieval, so the case file is full of exactly the category the AI tool may not touch, and nothing published explains how a user drafting a case note about a client's treatment is to observe the line. No data processing addendum is published on either estate, so there is also no subprocessor annex, no standard contractual clauses package and no signable processor instrument. PCI DSS v4.0.1 compliance and IOLTA trust accounting compliance are claimed, both through the embedded LawPay payment integration rather than the case management platform itself.
Note: Figures and tier contents come from CasePeer's pricing page, including the comparison matrix of about seventy rows and the seven question pricing FAQ. They match the page for machine readers at casepeer.com/llm-info, last updated 25 June 2026, which shows the same three tiers. Commercial terms come from the 8am Terms of Service, updated August 2026, which CasePeer's footer adopts and which names 8am CasePeer expressly. The entry price is $79, the Basic rate, per user per month in US dollars. The pricing page and the agreement conflict twice. The page and FAQ say a firm may cancel at any time, but the agreement says termination takes effect just before the next renewal date, with no refund for a partial period, a downgrade, fewer users or early termination. And the page shows no usage thresholds, while the agreement reserves extra fees for usage above thresholds in the pricing pages or an order form. Prices for electronic signature and data migration are not published.
CasePeer pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to CasePeer.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- CCasePeer$79 per user per month
- FFilevineNo published figure
- NNeosFrom $109/user/month, billed annually
- LLaw Practice AI$97 per month (one demand included)
- PPrecedent$275 per demand
- CCloudLexNo published figure
- CCodes HealthNo published figure
- EEsquireTekNo published figure
- SSuperinsightFrom $250 per 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.
CasePeer pricing, answered
How much does CasePeer cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, CasePeer's published starting price is $79 per user per month. CasePeer publishes its prices plainly, and charges the same rate for everyone at your firm rather than selling different kinds of seat. There are three tiers, all per person per month: Basic at $79, Pro at $119 and Advanced at $149. There is no cap on how many attorneys and staff you add, and what you pay tracks how many active users you have.