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Patent Bots pricing

Patent Bots shows its prices online for law firms, companies and single practitioners.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • A one person firm pays $65 a month for the main drafting and proofreading tool, and every firm plan costs at least $100 a month or $400 a year.
  • Bigger firms pay more, up to $3,700 a month for the main tool above 200 practitioners, and paying yearly saves 10%.
  • One practitioner at a law firm can buy the main tool alone for $702 a year.
  • Companies pay at least $2,999 a year, set by how many patents they receive in the United States.
  • There is a 14 day free trial.

How Patent Bots pricing works

Law firm subscriptions are priced per month by the number of registered practitioners and cover everyone with a firm email address. For a solo firm, Prep & Pros Pro is $65 a month, Art Unit Predictor $48, PatentPlex $37 and premium examiner statistics $27. For 31 to 50 practitioners the same products are $1,240, $920, $710 and $460 a month, and above 200 practitioners $3,700, $2,750, $2,110 and $1,370. Annual terms take 10% off, each added product takes another 5%, and the minimum is $100 a month or $400 a year.

PatentLink is usage based, in points per patent. An individual practitioner at a law firm can buy Prep & Pros Pro alone for $702 a year, without the office action admin tools. Company subscriptions are priced per patent issued in the United States, averaged over three years, from $75 a patent for Basic on the first 250. Yearly minimums are $2,999 (Basic), $5,999 (Core) and $9,999 (Premium). Basic examiner statistics are free.

Implementation: Company onboarding options carry minimum subscriptions: $9,999 with a security review, $19,999 with single sign on and $39,999 with a custom contract. No separate setup fee is listed for law firm or individual plans.

Confidentiality and data terms: None

Note: Subscriptions renew automatically, are invoiced at the start of the period on net 30 terms where invoiced, and are not refundable or prorated on cancellation. Prices are not negotiable and can change with at least one month's notice. Firms with a separate signed contract may have other terms.

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Patent Bots pricing against its alternatives

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Questions

Patent Bots pricing, answered

How much does Patent Bots cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Patent Bots's published starting price is from $100 a month or $400 a year. Patent Bots shows its prices online for law firms, companies and single practitioners. A one person firm pays $65 a month for the main drafting and proofreading tool, and every firm plan costs at least $100 a month or $400 a year.

Does Patent Bots charge implementation or setup fees?

Company onboarding options carry minimum subscriptions: $9,999 with a security review, $19,999 with single sign on and $39,999 with a custom contract. No separate setup fee is listed for law firm or individual plans.

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