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Litify pricing

Litify costs at least $200 per person per month.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • That is the cheapest plan, so most firms pay more than this.
  • You also have to buy Salesforce separately, and Litify does not say what that costs.
  • The price is not on Litify's own website. It is on the Salesforce app store page.
  • Charities and nonprofits can get a discount.

How Litify pricing works

Litify charges per user per month and publishes its price on its own Salesforce AppExchange listing, not on litify.com. The listing shows a default plan at $200 USD per user per month and marks it as the lowest starting price, so this is a floor rather than a typical rate. Discounts are noted for nonprofits. The listing also records that the package requires Platform Cloud, meaning a Salesforce license is needed in addition to the Litify subscription, with no figure given for that addition. No tier names, feature splits, AI add on pricing or implementation costs are published at any level.

Compared on price

Litify pricing against its alternatives

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

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

Litify pricing, answered

How much does Litify cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Litify's published starting price is from $200/user/month. Litify costs at least $200 per person per month. That is the cheapest plan, so most firms pay more than this.

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