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Parachute pricing

A firm pays A$400 a month on a yearly term, which includes one person.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • Each extra person costs A$120 a month.
  • Paying month to month costs A$500, and A$150 for each extra person.
  • Each AI request uses credits, and deeper modes use more.
  • Big firms get a custom price.

How Parachute pricing works

Standard is priced monthly in Australian dollars, excluding GST. On a 12 month term billed monthly, A$400 covers the firm's instance and first seat and each additional seat is A$120. Monthly billing with no commitment is A$500 and A$150 a seat. Each plan includes a monthly allowance of requests, counted as 1 for a Paralegal request, 3 for Lawyer and 15 for Senior Associate. Volume pricing applies from 51 seats, Enterprise is quoted, and expert verification is priced per request.

Implementation: Not stated for Standard. Enterprise includes custom onboarding at a quoted price.

Note: Monthly billing can be cancelled at any time. Seats added mid cycle are pro rated, and removed seats come off the next bill. Credits reset each billing period. A 14 day trial is offered, and trial data may be deleted at its end unless the customer subscribes or exports it.

Compared on price

Parachute pricing against its alternatives

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

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

Parachute pricing, answered

How much does Parachute cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Parachute's published starting price is A$400 a month on an annual term. A firm pays A$400 a month on a yearly term, which includes one person. Each extra person costs A$120 a month.

Does Parachute charge implementation or setup fees?

Not stated for Standard. Enterprise includes custom onboarding at a quoted price.

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November 10, 2026
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