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Jurimesh pricing

Jurimesh does not publish a price. There is no pricing page, so you have to book a demo and ask.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • What the contract does explain is how you are counted: you buy Transactions, and one Transaction covers the documents for one deal.
  • One Transaction covers up to 1,500 documents, and a document longer than fifty pages counts as more than one, so a 105-page contract counts as three.
  • A small deal under 150 documents costs half a Transaction; going over your allowance costs 25 percent more per Transaction.
  • Anything you do not use by the end of the year is lost, with no refund and no carrying it over.

How Jurimesh pricing works

The structure is published in the agreement, with no figure at any level. There is no pricing page and the only commercial route is a demo request. The unit is a Transaction: the right to process and analyze the documents for one corporate transaction, consumed when processing completes. Each Transaction covers up to 1,500 documents, with another charged for each further block of 1,500 or part of one. A document over fifty pages counts as one document per fifty pages, so a 105 page document counts as three, and a set under 150 documents is charged at half a Transaction.

Use beyond the allocation costs the order form price plus twenty five percent. Unused Transactions expire at the end of the term without refund or carry over, and the same number rolls into each new term unless a new order form says otherwise. Fees are in euro excluding VAT and due in thirty days, price changes need two months notice, and fees may be indexed annually by a formula weighted eighty percent to the Agoria wage index. Fee categories are Transaction, Subscription and Service Fees. No rate, band, minimum or free tier is published.

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Questions

Jurimesh pricing, answered

How much does Jurimesh cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Jurimesh. Jurimesh does not publish a price. There is no pricing page, so you have to book a demo and ask. What the contract does explain is how you are counted: you buy Transactions, and one Transaction covers the documents for one deal.

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