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Jus Mundi pricing

A working lawyer pays 129 euros a month for one person, monthly or yearly.

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In plain terms

What you pay

  • Students and academics pay 29 euros a month, and a whole university pays 250 euros a month on a yearly deal.
  • Law firms, chambers and governments have to ask for a quote.
  • There is a free 7 day trial, and the original documents stay free to read in a light version.
  • The AI assistant sits on higher plans, AI Premium and AI Enterprise.

How Jus Mundi pricing works

Prices are per subscriber, in euros and excluding tax. An individual academic pays 29 a month, an academic institution 250 a month on a yearly subscription, and a practitioner 129 a month. Each is limited to one subscriber, with monthly or yearly billing. Law firms, chambers and states are on quotation, there is a seven day free trial, and primary source documents remain free in a light search version. A newer tier structure of Academic, Essentials, AI Premium and AI Enterprise is also in use. No US dollar figure is published, and the practitioner rate in euros is the entry price shown.

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How much does Jus Mundi cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Jus Mundi's published starting price is from €129 per month. A working lawyer pays 129 euros a month for one person, monthly or yearly. Students and academics pay 29 euros a month, and a whole university pays 250 euros a month on a yearly deal.

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