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Parley pricing

The cheapest paid plan, Starter, costs $500 a month.

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In plain terms

What you pay

  • That covers up to 10 people sharing one workspace and a set amount of AI usage credits.
  • If you use more credits, you pay extra at a price set in your order.
  • You can try it free first, but it turns into a paid plan unless you cancel.
  • Bigger firms get an Enterprise price by talking to sales.

How Parley pricing works

Starter costs $500 per month for up to 10 seats in a shared workspace, with included usage credits, agentic drafting, research, forms and review, Outlook and Word integrations and zero data retention. Enterprise is on request, with unlimited seats, credits sized to the firm, SSO, team workspaces and security and procurement support. Usage is metered in credits. Additional credits are charged at a list price set on the order, and unused credits roll over up to twice the monthly allotment.

Plans are billed monthly in advance or prepaid annually and renew automatically. A free trial is available and converts to the selected paid plan unless canceled, and a payment method is required to start it.

Note: Figures come from the vendor's pricing page and Terms of Service, both updated 8 September 2026. The credit list price is set on each order and is not published.

Compared on price

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Questions

Parley pricing, answered

How much does Parley cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Parley's published starting price is $500 / month. The cheapest paid plan, Starter, costs $500 a month. That covers up to 10 people sharing one workspace and a set amount of AI usage credits.

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