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Law Ruler pricing

Law Ruler has three plans, called Pro, Premium and Enterprise, and it does not print the price of any of them.

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In plain terms

What you pay

  • You have to book a demo and ask for a quote, and there is no free version.
  • What you do get told up front is the shape: how many contacts and automations each plan allows, that Pro and Premium cover up to three users, and that Enterprise needs at least ten.
  • The extras are priced openly in the customer contract, so a text message costs 5 cents, a phone minute 5 cents, an electronic signature a dollar, and extra storage 10 dollars a month.
  • You pay monthly on a one year deal, and paying the whole year upfront saves 15 percent.

How Law Ruler pricing works

Structure is published without a subscription figure, and a full usage rate card is in the agreement. Pro allows 10,000 contacts and 3 automations, Premium 15,000 contacts and 100 automations, both with up to three users, and Enterprise unlimited contacts and automations with a ten user minimum. All three read Contact for Personalized Quote. A one time onboarding fee applies to Pro and Premium. Billing is monthly on an annual term, with a 15 percent saving for paying the year in advance, and the FAQ confirms there is no free version.

Exhibit B of the terms of use lists usage rates: local calls 0.05 dollars a minute, toll free 0.08, SMS 0.05 and MMS 0.06, extra tracking numbers 3.00 and 5.00 a month, task routing 0.075 a route, electronic signature 1.00 a request, 2,500 emails per license with overage at 0.02, 5GB of storage per license with more at 10.00 a gigabyte a month, services at 150.00 an hour, a 250.00 full data export and a 50.00 minimum prepaid refill.

Usage rates apply to the United States and Canada only and may change without notice. No recurring subscription figure is published at any tier.

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Law Ruler pricing, answered

How much does Law Ruler cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Law Ruler. Law Ruler has three plans, called Pro, Premium and Enterprise, and it does not print the price of any of them. You have to book a demo and ask for a quote, and there is no free version.

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