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HAQQ pricing

HAQQ sells two things: an AI legal chat and software to run a law firm.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • The AI chat is free to try, then $30, $100 or $300 a month per person, each with a set number of credits.
  • Extra credits come in packs from $1 to $100 and never run out.
  • The law firm software costs $25 or $60 a month per person, for at least two people.
  • Big organizations get a custom price after a demo.

How HAQQ pricing works

Two products, priced separately with no bundle discount. Legal AI Chat is priced per user per month with a monthly allowance of credits. Free gives 20 credits as a sign up gift. Starter is $30 for 100 credits, research with citations, memory and Word and PDF export. Pro is $100 for 360 credits, Deep Analysis Mode, track changes editing and eFirm integration. Business is $300 for 1,080 credits, the firm wide Legal AI Twin, MFA and regional residency in the GCC, EU or United States.

Top up packs cost $1, $5, $10, $50 or $100 and never expire, and higher tiers get more credits per pack. eFirm is priced per seat per month with a minimum of two seats. Boutique is $25 for matters, tasks, documents, time tracking, billing and accounting, with 1 TB a user. Purple is $60 and adds client retainer and trust accounts, several workspaces with local hosting, advanced CRM, KYC and screening, with 4 TB a user.

Annual billing gives two months free. Enterprise covers custom seats, residency, on premises deployment and a single contract, priced on proposal. A student program gives 60 credits a month for $15.

Implementation: Not stated. eFirm onboarding includes configuring matter types, fields, permissions and workflows with the customer before migration, and customization services and Elite Support are described in the terms without a published price.

Note: Credits reset each period and unused plan credits do not roll over; purchased top up credits do not expire. How many credits a request uses depends on the prompt, the documents attached and the research depth, so the cost of a request is not known before it runs. HAQQ may change what credits are worth and how fast actions use them, subject to notice terms. eFirm offers free trials of three to seven days depending on plan and billing period; Legal AI Chat has no trial beyond the free credits. Monthly plans are billed monthly and can be cancelled at any time.

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Questions

HAQQ pricing, answered

How much does HAQQ cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, HAQQ's published starting price is from $25 per user/month. HAQQ sells two things: an AI legal chat and software to run a law firm. The AI chat is free to try, then $30, $100 or $300 a month per person, each with a set number of credits.

Does HAQQ charge implementation or setup fees?

Not stated. eFirm onboarding includes configuring matter types, fields, permissions and workflows with the customer before migration, and customization services and Elite Support are described in the terms without a published price.

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