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DeepIP pricing
DeepIP does not publish a price.
What you pay
- It charges per seat, on monthly or yearly plans that renew automatically.
- A self service trial asks for a card and charges nothing until the trial ends.
- Fees paid in advance are not refunded if you leave early.
- A price rise at renewal needs 45 days' notice on yearly plans and 20 days on monthly ones.
How DeepIP pricing works
DeepIP sells subscriptions by the seat, on monthly or annual terms. No seat price, tier or volume rate is published, and its site has no pricing page. The terms put the fee on the subscription page or in an order form. A self service trial opens with a card on file, and no charge is made before the trial ends.
Implementation: Not stated.
Note: Subscriptions renew automatically. Price rises at renewal need 45 days' notice on annual plans and 20 days on monthly plans. Prepaid fees are not refunded on early exit.
DeepIP pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to DeepIP.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- DDeepIPNo published figure
- SSolve IntelligenceFrom $599/user/month on an annual commitment
- PPatent BotsFrom $100 a month or $400 a year
- IipQuantsNo published figure
- PPatlyticsNo published figure
- AAnkarNo published figure
- CCyprisNo published figure
- IIP AuthorFrom $4,800/year
- RRed Points$39,000 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.
DeepIP pricing, answered
How much does DeepIP cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for DeepIP. DeepIP does not publish a price. It charges per seat, on monthly or yearly plans that renew automatically.
Does DeepIP charge implementation or setup fees?
Not stated.