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DeepJudge pricing
DeepJudge does not publish a price. You have to book a demo and get a quote.
What you pay
- What its contract does tell you is how the charging works: a yearly subscription, priced per user, agreed on an order form.
- Prices are in US dollars unless you agree otherwise.
- There is a size limit per person: 500,000 documents or 250 gibibytes each. Go over it and they can charge extra.
- The subscription renews itself every year unless you give three months notice.
How DeepJudge pricing works
Structure and usage unit published, no figure. Fees are set on an order form under section 2 of the subscription terms, in US dollars unless otherwise agreed. Terms renew automatically for one year at a time unless either party gives at least three months' written notice before the term ends. Invoices are issued within ten days of the start of each term and are due within thirty days, with late charges at the greater of five percent a year or the legal maximum.
Professional services are priced separately under an agreed statement of work. The usage unit is set at section 4(g): a hosting limit of 500,000 documents or 250 GiB per User. Above that, DeepJudge may work with the customer to reduce volume or charge for the excess at its standard rates. Deployment is also a commercial choice, with cloud, on premises and hybrid options defined in the terms and the cloud location set on the order form.
There is no figure, tier or pricing page, and the only route on the site is Book Demo, so no entry price is shown. Verified 2 September 2026.
DeepJudge pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to DeepJudge.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- DDeepJudgeNo published figure
- MMidpageNot yet recorded
- FFilereadNot yet recorded
- LLexroomFrom €99 per month
- LLexlegis.aiFrom ₹9,000 per user per month
- SSimpliciter€29/month, Personale
- BBlue J$1,498 per user per year
- AAranzadi AllegraNo published figure
- GGenIA-LNo 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.
DeepJudge pricing, answered
How much does DeepJudge cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for DeepJudge. DeepJudge does not publish a price. You have to book a demo and get a quote. What its contract does tell you is how the charging works: a yearly subscription, priced per user, agreed on an order form.