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LBOX pricing

LBOX publishes its plans openly, and the individual price is known, though the current figure may differ.

In plain terms

What you pay

There are five plans. Standard is for individuals. Business and Enterprise are for firms and legal departments, sold per seat with a volume discount and an administrator who manages access. Law School is for students, including repeat bar candidates and doctoral students. Public is for courts, prosecution offices, police and other public bodies. It works by IP address rather than individual logins, and the company describes it as a social contribution.
The company's fee notice set Standard at 69,900 won a month, up from 29,900 won through a six month rate of 39,900 won. That comes from a notice of change rather than a current rate card. Business and Enterprise are quoted.
Members of bar associations and of the labor attorney and loss adjuster bodies get partnership discounts.
You get a refund if you have not used a paid plan within seven days of paying, or within thirty days after switching from Standard to Business or Public. If a Business plan loses users mid term, there is no refund for the unused seats. Fee changes are announced in advance with a window to object.
The contract is published in three parts.

How LBOX pricing works

There are five plans. Standard is for individuals. Business and Enterprise are for firms and legal departments, per seat with volume discounts and administrator controls. Law School is for eligible students, including repeat bar candidates and doctoral students, and Public is for government bodies on IP authentication, described as a social contribution. LBOX's own fee change notice set the individual rate at 69,900 won a month, reached from 29,900 won via a six month rate of 39,900 won, with existing subscribers offered the lower rate if they accepted the change within a stated window.

Bar association, labor attorney and loss adjuster members get partnership discounts. AI is not metered separately but limited by eligibility to verified professionals, staff of recognized judicial and law enforcement bodies, and supervised employees, so a Business administrator assigns AI rights. Refunds apply to a plan unused within seven days of payment, or thirty days after a switch from Standard to Business or Public, with no refund when a Business plan's users fall mid term.

Changes are announced in advance with an objection window, and silence counts as acceptance. No term length, minimum or price uplift is stated on the pricing page or in the help center notices.

Confidentiality and data terms: No business associate agreement, data processing addendum or separately signable data instrument is published. The data commitments live in the privacy policy and on the product pages, and Korean data protection law requires much of the detail. They include a full processor list with the parties those processors delegate to, and a table of transfers abroad naming OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon and Microsoft as recipients of user input to the AI, with purpose and retention for each. Query text and uploaded files are deleted once the answer is generated, each overseas processor has a 30 day ceiling except Google at 180 days, personal information in queries and uploads is not used to train AI models, and any change of processor is to be published without delay. LBOX accepts the statutory roles under the Personal Information Protection Act and names a protection officer, a handler and a responsible department. No certification held by LBOX itself is published under any standard, including Korea's own ISMS-P, no auditor or report period is named, and no trust center exists. The only certification mentioned is that of the underlying infrastructure provider. No breach notification commitment to customers is published.

Note: Plans, discounts and refunds come from LBOX's pricing page copy and the operating policy notices on its help center. The entry price is shown in Korean won, as published, with no conversion. It is the Standard monthly rate from LBOX's own fee change notice, which set 29,900 won moving to a six month 39,900 won and then 69,900 won. The figure comes from a change notice rather than a current rate card. Business and Enterprise are quoted per seat with volume discounts, Public is institution wide by IP, and Law School has defined eligibility. The customer agreement behind the price is published in three parts in the footer.

Compared on price

LBOX pricing against its alternatives

Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to LBOX.

Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.

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Gaius-LexFrom 93.43 PLN net/month, billed yearly
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Iberley IANo published figure
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Lextel AI€95/month, Single License
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Normo.aiFrom €49 per user/month
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ManupatraFrom ₹5,000 per year
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Blue J$1,498 per user per year

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Questions

LBOX pricing, answered

How much does LBOX cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, LBOX's published starting price is from ₩69,900 per month. LBOX publishes its plans openly, and the individual price is known, though the current figure may differ. There are five plans. Standard is for individuals. Business and Enterprise are for firms and legal departments, sold per seat with a volume discount and an administrator who manages access. Law School is for students, including repeat bar candidates and doctoral students. Public is for courts, prosecution offices, police and other public bodies. It works by IP address rather than individual logins, and the company describes it as a social contribution.