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Descrybe pricing
The Legal Engine costs $25 a month and the full Platform, with the Engine included, costs $50 a month.
What you pay
- Both are monthly subscriptions per user.
- Every feature is included at either tier, so the cheaper plan is not a cut down version.
- The vendor explains why its prices are low: it is self funded and prices for the work rather than the market.
How Descrybe pricing works
Exact prices published for every tier: $25 per month for Descrybe Legal Engine and $50 per month for the full Descrybe Platform with the Engine included, as a monthly subscription per user. The vendor states that every feature is included at either tier, ruling out feature gating, and explains its pricing basis as a self funded company without outside investor timelines or enterprise sales overhead.
Implementation: Not stated. No onboarding or setup charge is published; the product is self serve at both tiers.
Note: A buyer can work out total cost from the public site without contacting anyone.
Descrybe pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Descrybe.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- DDescrybeFrom $25 per month
- AAnnlexFrom $25 per month
- CCaseMineFrom $99 per month
- SSilexFrom CHF 120 per month, billed annually
- GGaius-LexFrom 93.43 PLN net/month, billed yearly
- LLulius€19/month
- LLBOXFrom ₩69,900 per month
- MManupatraFrom ₹5,000 per year
- NNormo.aiFrom €49 per user/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.
Descrybe pricing, answered
How much does Descrybe cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, Descrybe's published starting price is from $25 per month. The Legal Engine costs $25 a month and the full Platform, with the Engine included, costs $50 a month. Both are monthly subscriptions per user.
Does Descrybe charge implementation or setup fees?
Not stated. No onboarding or setup charge is published; the product is self serve at both tiers.