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Miramis pricing

Each person who uses it needs their own license, and you sign up for a year at a time.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • The terms do not say what a license costs.
  • If they want to raise the price, they have to tell you 120 days before your year renews.
  • To leave, you have to give 90 days' notice before your year ends.
  • There is a free trial the company can end whenever it likes.

How Miramis pricing works

The structure is published in the terms of service without a figure. Section 2.2.3 requires an individual license per user. Section 4.1 sets twelve month initial and renewal terms with 90 days' written notice to terminate before expiry. Section 3.1.2 requires 120 days' notice of fee increases on renewal, and section 3.2 sets 30 day invoice terms, 20 percent late interest and card or invoice payment. Section 4.4 provides for free trial accounts the vendor can end at its discretion, and section 3.1.1 refers to standard subscription plans offered from time to time.

Miramis also has a pricing page at miramis.co/pricing. A third party review says published pricing was withdrawn at the February 2026 rebrand, and older aggregator tiers do not come from the vendor. The terms state no figure, which does not mean the product is free.

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Questions

Miramis pricing, answered

How much does Miramis cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Miramis. Each person who uses it needs their own license, and you sign up for a year at a time. The terms do not say what a license costs.

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