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NexLaw pricing

NexLaw sells a yearly license for each lawyer who uses it.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • The Essential plan costs $2,999 a year.
  • The Professional plan costs $3,999 a year and adds timelines and case testing tools.
  • Setup and training are included, with no extra fee.
  • You can try it free for five days.

How NexLaw pricing works

Annual license per user in USD, with no minimum seat count. Essential at $2,999 a year covers NeXa research with source citations, IRAC structured drafting, deposition and impeachment analysis, document drafting and review, and encryption. Professional at $3,999 a year adds ChronoVault fact to evidence chronologies, evidentiary timelines, red team stress testing, bad fact identification and outcome probability modeling. It also adds volume seat licensing with dedicated training, and custom data retention with a bespoke DPA.

Implementation: None. The annual license covers the platform, hosting in the United States, bespoke configuration and standard onboarding, and most firms go live within two weeks.

Note: A five day trial is offered, and qualifying firms can run a pilot scoped to one practice group with an ROI report at the end. Under the refund and cancellation policy, an annual contract paid by installments must be paid in full if cancelled early.

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Questions

NexLaw pricing, answered

How much does NexLaw cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, NexLaw's published starting price is from $2,999 per user/year. NexLaw sells a yearly license for each lawyer who uses it. The Essential plan costs $2,999 a year.

Does NexLaw charge implementation or setup fees?

None. The annual license covers the platform, hosting in the United States, bespoke configuration and standard onboarding, and most firms go live within two weeks.

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November 10, 2026
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