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Filevine pricing
Filevine does not publish any prices. It shows exactly what you can buy and then asks you to book a demo for a quote.
What you pay
- You buy it in pieces: a core Matters package for running cases, plus separate packages for client intake, depositions and electronic signatures, plus add ons like analytics and a client portal.
- The AI is sold as its own tier called LOIS, with seven parts covering drafting in Word, asking questions about your case, deposition help and medical timelines.
- There is a free version called LOIS Explore. No credit card. You can upload documents, ask questions and draft with AI, but it does not connect to your actual case files.
- One cost is easy to miss: Filevine does not do your setup. Separate certified partners do that, and you pay them under their own contract.
How Filevine pricing works
A full structure is published on the pricing page and in the subscription agreement dated 12 August 2026, with no figure at any level. All packages are custom built, and buyers are sent to sales for a quote. The LOIS AI tier has seven components: LOIS for Word, Ask LOIS, AI Drafting, Depo Copilot, Depo Summaries, Depo Library and MedChron. Four platform packages follow: Matters (matter and document management, document assembly, payments), Intake (Lead Docket, Lead Docket Automation, Leads AI), Depositions (scheduling and hosting with court reporter booking, Depo Copilot, Depo Library, Deposition Summaries AI) and Signatures (Vinesign).
Five Matters extensions are named: Periscope analytics, Timely deadlines, a Client Portal, DataBridge and Integrations. The free LOIS Explore tier needs no credit card and covers document upload and questions, AI drafting cited to source, legal research, the opinion reader and the LOIS Console with Skills, but not case management. From the agreement: fees are set in a Sales Order. Amounts more than ten days overdue accrue interest at the lesser of 1.5 percent a month or the legal maximum, and may trigger suspension and acceleration.
A charge must be disputed within ten days of invoice. Overages found by telemetry may be billed retroactively at list rates. Fees are nonrefundable except for a warranty failure or Filevine's uncured breach. Implementation, configuration and data migration are done by separate certified Implementation Providers under their own agreements and fees, and not engaging one does not pause subscription fees.
Note: No figure is published at any tier, so the entry price is left empty. It is not shown as zero, because LOIS Explore is a free tier of a paid product and the lowest paid rate is not published. The free tier is described in the pricing basis and summary instead.
Filevine pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Filevine.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- FFilevineNo published figure
- CCasePeer$79 per user per month
- NNeosFrom $109/user/month, billed annually
- LLitifyFrom $200/user/month
- SSmartAdvocateNo published figure
- CCloudLexNo published figure
- CClioFrom $49/user/month
- MMyCaseFrom $50/user/month
- SSmokeballNo 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.
Filevine pricing, answered
How much does Filevine cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Filevine. Filevine does not publish any prices. It shows exactly what you can buy and then asks you to book a demo for a quote. You buy it in pieces: a core Matters package for running cases, plus separate packages for client intake, depositions and electronic signatures, plus add ons like analytics and a client portal.