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Nuix Neo pricing

You pay by how much data the software chews through: one terabyte a year is the unit.

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In plain terms

What you pay

  • Any terabytes you don't use by the end of the year are gone; they don't roll over.
  • Every three months you report what you processed, and if you went over you pay more at the rate on your order.
  • The company does not publish what a terabyte costs.
  • Licenses renew for a year at a time unless you give ninety days' notice.

How Nuix Neo pricing works

The EULA effective 30 September 2025, still published for agreements made under it, defines a consumption license with a unit of one terabyte, meaning 1,024 gigabytes of uncompressed data processed, per twelve month term. Usage is aggregated across all instances and expires unused at the end of the term. It is reported quarterly through the licensing server or offline, reconciled quarterly, and overage is charged at the order form rates.

Renewals run for twelve months at a rate Nuix specifies, with ninety days' notice to stop. Standard support is included, premium support is priced separately, and payment is due within thirty days in United States dollars. The Solutions Terms of July 2026 leave the usage entitlement to the order, and no figure, plan or price page is published.

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Nuix Neo pricing, answered

How much does Nuix Neo cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Nuix Neo. You pay by how much data the software chews through: one terabyte a year is the unit. Any terabytes you don't use by the end of the year are gone; they don't roll over.

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