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Lexagle pricing
Lexagle does not publish a price. You book a pricing consultation, it recommends a mix of modules, and then it sends a custom proposal.
What you pay
- The proposal reflects the modules you pick, your company size, your localization needs and how big the rollout is.
- There is no published minimum, no rate per user or per contract, and no formula for extra AI use.
- Check how many signatures your package includes, since unlimited signing is not promised on every package.
How Lexagle pricing works
A selected combination of modules is quoted for the customer's workflows, localization needs and implementation scale. The modules are contract management, digital signing, document management, vendor management and intellectual property management, with case management, data privacy and whistleblowing modules alongside. The quote form asks for company size in bands from 1 to 10 people up to more than 10,000. No standard user or contract unit is published.
Implementation: Implementation scope forms part of the proposal, with no public amount and no promise of what is included. Lexagle targets a rollout of one to three months for suitable projects.
Confidentiality and data terms: Not stated
Note: Document Guard and Lexagle AI have no published standalone rate or consumption allowance. Signature allowances and fees vary by package. The acceptable use policy permits extra charges or capacity restrictions for excessive use without a numerical threshold.
Lexagle pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Lexagle.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- LLexagleNo published figure
- AAgiloftAstra Pro from $120 per month, billed annually
- CContractbook€89 per month
- CContractWorksNo published figure
- JJuroNo published figure
- CConga CLMNo published figure
- IIcertisNo published figure
- CConcord$499 / month (5 users, billed annually)
- DDocusign CLMNo published figure
“Not yet recorded” means the index holds no pricing record for that vendor, not that the vendor publishes nothing. Which legal AI vendors publish their pricing.
Lexagle pricing, answered
How much does Lexagle cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Lexagle. Lexagle does not publish a price. You book a pricing consultation, it recommends a mix of modules, and then it sends a custom proposal. The proposal reflects the modules you pick, your company size, your localization needs and how big the rollout is.
Does Lexagle charge implementation or setup fees?
Implementation scope forms part of the proposal, with no public amount and no promise of what is included. Lexagle targets a rollout of one to three months for suitable projects.