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Manupatra pricing
You can work out what Manupatra's AI will cost before you talk to anyone.
What you pay
- The AI features are priced two ways, and both are published. For summaries there is a flat annual fee: ₹5,000 a year for unlimited AI summaries of Supreme Court judgments, ₹5,000 a year for High Court judgments, or ₹10,000 a year for both, all before GST. For everything else there is a credit wallet: ₹6,000 buys 1,000 credits, ₹9,000 buys 1,500, and ₹12,000 buys 2,000, spent across AI Search, AI Compare and AI Summary.
- Manupatra publishes what each action costs in credits, so you can estimate a real workload. Text recognition on a scanned document is 15 credits a page, summarizing is 3 a page, translating is 20 a page, a question about a document is 5, a case timeline is 8 a page, comparing two documents is 15, and an AI draft is 50. A credit is worth ₹1.25. The first purchase of toolkit credits must be at least ₹10,000, and later purchases at least ₹5,000. A dashboard shows what you have bought, used and have left, and activation is prorated if you join mid term.
- Two things to watch. Credits expire with your subscription and do not carry into a renewal. And these prices cover the AI only. The research subscription's own price is not published, so you will need to ask for that price card.
How Manupatra pricing works
Published figures with a published unit of charge, in Indian rupees, before GST. Two structures run side by side. A flat annual AI Summary tier: unlimited Supreme Court judgment summaries at ₹5,000 a year, High Court at ₹5,000 a year, and both at ₹10,000 a year. A credit based AI wallet for AI Search, AI Compare and AI Summary: 1,000 credits at ₹6,000, 1,500 at ₹9,000 and 2,000 at ₹12,000. Credits are valid only for the current subscription and do not carry forward at renewal.
The ManuWorks toolkit uses the same credits with a published rate card: OCR 15 credits a page, summarization 3 a page, translation 20 a page, document questions 5 a query, case timelines 8 a page, document comparison 15 a document, and AI drafting 50 a query. One credit equals ₹1.25, with a minimum first purchase of ₹10,000 and a minimum later purchase of ₹5,000, before GST. Activation is prorated within a subscription period, and a dashboard reports credits bought, used and left.
The subscriber agreement sets the terms. Fees are paid in advance and are not refundable. Access ends at expiry, with a discretionary 15 day grace period on assurance of payment. Manupatra may change charges from the next renewal term. Transaction charges must be disputed within seven days or are deemed accepted, and taxes are extra. The research subscription's own price is not published, and the agreement says the price card is available on request.
Confidentiality and data terms: No business associate agreement, data processing addendum or separately signable data instrument is published, and none is needed to reach the substance, because the confidentiality and AI terms sit inside the main subscriber agreement rather than in a side document. That agreement, published as a PDF and reachable from the legal page, carries a Confidentiality and Data Protection section and a dedicated AI Usage, Model Training and Restrictions on Use of Subscriber Content section. Between them they commit the vendor to treat uploaded case files, legal strategies and client information as strictly confidential, to use them solely for the specific request, to bar disclosure to any third party including AI vendors and cloud providers without prior express written consent, to notify the subscriber in writing within 24 hours of any actual or suspected breach with full details and remediation at the vendor's cost, to delete all uploaded content and any copies, backups, AI memory, logs, caches or traces within 24 hours with written certification available, and not to train on subscriber content absent a standalone signed consent. The vendor accepts the data processor role with the subscriber as data fiduciary under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and commits to the Information Technology Act 2000 and the SPDI Rules 2011. What is absent is external validation of any of it: no ISO, SOC 2 or CERT-In empanelment is claimed anywhere, no auditor is named, no trust center exists, and no processor is identified by name notwithstanding that the privacy policy discloses payment processing, email delivery, hosting and cloud storage integrations with Dropbox and Google Drive.
Note: Figures, credit rates and structure are on Manupatra's open AI Solutions page, and commercial terms are in the published subscriber agreement PDF. The entry price is the lowest published annual price, 5,000 rupees a year for unlimited AI Summary of Supreme Court judgments, before GST, shown in Indian rupees as published. Two limits. The published prices are for the AI layer. The research subscription leads to a plans page, and clause 3.1.3 of the agreement says its price card is available on request. Clause 3.9 also mentions Transactional Pricing with a detailed statement of usage charges, which implies a metered content tier whose rates are not published.
Manupatra pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Manupatra.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- MManupatraFrom ₹5,000 per year
- LLexlegis.aiFrom ₹9,000 per user per month
- LLegitQuestEnterprise from INR 29,500; billing period unstated
- CCasewayFrom CA$49 per month
- OOmnilexFrom CHF 1,600 per user per year
- JJusbrasilFrom R$78.90 per month
- LLBOXFrom ₩69,900 per month
- AAlign Research$100 per research job
- AAnnlexFrom $25 per month
“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.
Manupatra pricing, answered
How much does Manupatra cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, Manupatra's published starting price is from ₹5,000 per year. You can work out what Manupatra's AI will cost before you talk to anyone. The AI features are priced two ways, and both are published. For summaries there is a flat annual fee: ₹5,000 a year for unlimited AI summaries of Supreme Court judgments, ₹5,000 a year for High Court judgments, or ₹10,000 a year for both, all before GST. For everything else there is a credit wallet: ₹6,000 buys 1,000 credits, ₹9,000 buys 1,500, and ₹12,000 buys 2,000, spent across AI Search, AI Compare and AI Summary.