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Lexroom pricing

Lexroom publishes a starting price.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • It is 99 euros a month, before Italian VAT, and you have to sign up for a year to get it.
  • That buys one person, one subject area of law, and up to 200 documents, plus the Microsoft Word add in.
  • Lexroom sells access by subject module, so if you need more areas of law you buy more modules.
  • Anything bigger than the starter plan is priced by their sales team, not published.

How Lexroom pricing works

Published entry rate with the unit and term stated; enterprise range withheld. Lexroom's site states a starting price of 99 euros per month, marked as being on an annual contract and excluding VAT. The entry plan is specified as one Lexroom module, one user, up to 200 documents, the Microsoft Word add in, and the possibility of tailored training. Modules are the unit of purchase: the privacy policy confirms each customer can access only the subject libraries selected when the service was bought.

Above the entry plan the same block states that prices are tailored to requirements, so higher tiers are a sales conversation, and nothing states what implementation or the tailored training adds. The figure is in euros, as published.

Compared on price

Lexroom pricing against its alternatives

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

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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Questions

Lexroom pricing, answered

How much does Lexroom cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Lexroom's published starting price is from €99 per month. Lexroom publishes a starting price. It is 99 euros a month, before Italian VAT, and you have to sign up for a year to get it.

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