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Lexlegis.ai pricing

Legal AID is sold on two published subscriptions per user: Professional from ₹9,000 per user per month and Enterprise from ₹17,250. Both give you Ask, Interact and Draft. You can try it free for seven days without giving a card, and you can only buy a paid plan if you are a legal or compliance professional or work in a role that needs legal research and drafting tools. Prices exclude GST and equivalent taxes, and late payment carries interest at 1.5 percent a month. Enterprise adds a named customer success manager and a service level agreed in your order form; the standard cloud service carries a published 99.5 percent monthly uptime target. MIRA and the four other deployment options, from a single tenant sovereign Indian cloud through your own cloud account to on premises and air gapped installations, are all quoted individually rather than listed at a price. Either side can end the agreement for a serious breach that is not fixed within 30 days, and your content is returned or destroyed on exit as you choose.

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How Lexlegis.ai pricing works

Two published tiers per user, quoted in Indian rupees on the vendor's site: Professional from 9,000 rupees per user per month and Enterprise from 17,250. A seven day free trial is published and carried into clause 4, requiring no payment instrument, with the vendor free to limit trial features and usage caps. Clause 2 restricts paid plans to legal or compliance professionals or people in roles requiring legal research and drafting tools.

Fees, billing frequency, currency and payment terms follow the order form or product plan, and all fees exclude GST, VAT and equivalent taxes. Late payment carries interest at 1.5 percent per month or the statutory rate, whichever is lower, and either side may terminate on 30 days uncured material breach. Clause 9 publishes a 99.5 percent monthly uptime target on the standard SaaS mode, with bespoke service levels on enterprise and other modes and a named customer success manager for enterprise.

Three gaps remain. MIRA has no published price, the four other deployment modes are quoted by order form, and no usage quota, seat minimum or overage term is published for either paid tier.

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How much does Lexlegis.ai cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Lexlegis.ai's published starting price is from ₹9,000 per user per month. Legal AID is sold on two published subscriptions per user: Professional from ₹9,000 per user per month and Enterprise from ₹17,250. Both give you Ask, Interact and Draft. You can try it free for seven days without giving a card, and you can only buy a paid plan if you are a legal or compliance professional or work in a role that needs legal research and drafting tools. Prices exclude GST and equivalent taxes, and late payment carries interest at 1.5 percent a month. Enterprise adds a named customer success manager and a service level agreed in your order form; the standard cloud service carries a published 99.5 percent monthly uptime target. MIRA and the four other deployment options, from a single tenant sovereign Indian cloud through your own cloud account to on premises and air gapped installations, are all quoted individually rather than listed at a price. Either side can end the agreement for a serious breach that is not fixed within 30 days, and your content is returned or destroyed on exit as you choose.

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