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Jhana.ai pricing
Jhana does not publish a price.
What you pay
- Its consumer claims service for lenders and insurers is priced per resolved ticket.
- Courts pay per case, not per seat, with uptime and acceptance targets in the contract.
- For member firms, part of the fee depends on results agreed before signing.
- Nothing is sold through the website.
How Jhana.ai pricing works
Jhana prices each offer by the unit of work and publishes no rate. The consumer claims service for banks, lenders and insurers in the United States is priced per resolved ticket, with counsel on every response. Court automation is priced per case rather than per seat, and the contract sets uptime at or above 99 percent, scrutiny acceptance above 80 percent and a weekly review cycle. Neoeconomica membership for small legal and audit firms ties part of the fee to results baselined together before signing, and matters in the independent lawyer network are scoped and quoted before work begins.
Under the website terms, no services are purchased through the site, and scope, fees, responsibilities and any cancellation or refund arrangements belong in a separate written engagement.
An independent review platform's assessment dated July 2026 described a free tier of Jhana's research product with ten paralegal sessions, fifteen searches and thirty document intelligence files a month, and paid plans shown only after sign in. Jhana's current site does not list that free tier or any paid plan, and Jhana has not confirmed those limits.
Implementation: Not stated. Court and firm work starts with fieldwork or a baseline period, and its cost is not published.
Jhana.ai pricing against its alternatives
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Jhana.ai pricing, answered
How much does Jhana.ai cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Jhana.ai. Jhana does not publish a price. Its consumer claims service for lenders and insurers is priced per resolved ticket.
Does Jhana.ai charge implementation or setup fees?
Not stated. Court and firm work starts with fieldwork or a baseline period, and its cost is not published.