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Quilia pricing
Quilia does not publish a price. Its Terms of Service explain how the pricing works instead.
What you pay
- Capacity is sold as a case tier with a limit on the number of cases. Going over the limit brings case overage fees and excess user fees, or the vendor can refuse the overage.
- Fees are set in an order form and paid monthly or annually.
- Without a demo, a firm cannot learn any rate, how big a case tier is, or what an overage costs.
How Quilia pricing works
The unit and structure are set out in the agreement, and no figure is published. Charges run against a Case Tier Limit, and if the number of cases exceeds it the vendor charges Case Overage Fees and Excess User Fees, or may refuse the overage. Fees are stated in an order form, with a Service Allocation for authorized users, usage and data storage and excess fees beyond it. Payment is monthly or annual. Fees can change on 30 days' notice at the end of the initial or renewal term, and late balances carry 1.5% a month.
Cancellation takes effect 30 days before the next renewal, with access to the end of the billing period and a pro rata refund of the unused portion. No rate, tier size, seat minimum or implementation figure is published, and the firm has no free or self serve tier.
Implementation: None is published as a separate charge, and the Terms refer to none. Onboarding is described on the integration pages rather than in the agreement, and client onboarding is a single click from inside the firm's existing system, which texts the client the app links. No migration, configuration or training fee appears anywhere on the site.
Confidentiality and data terms: A Business Associate Agreement is offered on request and is not tied to a tier or a price. The HIPAA page states that the vendor can provide a BAA where an organization requires one, that its standard BAA carries the required HIPAA provisions, and that it can be customized, with requests going to its compliance team. No charge is mentioned and no plan is named as a prerequisite. This matters more here than on most records in the index: the product's core purpose is collecting medical records, bills, treatment appointments, pain scores and injury photographs from an injured client, so protected health information is the ordinary content of the service rather than an edge case. The Terms state HIPAA compliance directly, and a separate consumer health data policy covers the state regimes that treat provider-visit data as health information.
Note: No figure is published anywhere on the site: there is no pricing page or pricing link in the footer, and the question is answered by a demo request. The app is free to the client because the firm is the customer. One third party listing carries a monthly figure in euros for a differently described product, visibly mixed with another vendor's entry, and it is not relied on.
Quilia pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Quilia.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- QQuiliaNo published figure
- CCase StatusNot yet recorded
- AActionstepNo published figure
- CCaseGenNo published figure
- PParley$500 / month
- JJUPUS€97 per user/month + €97 platform fee
- LLEAPNo published figure
- LLegalBridgeFree plan available
- MMyCaseFrom $50/user/month
“Not yet recorded” means the index holds no pricing record for that vendor, not that the vendor publishes nothing. Which legal AI vendors publish their pricing.
Quilia pricing, answered
How much does Quilia cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Quilia. Quilia does not publish a price. Its Terms of Service explain how the pricing works instead. Capacity is sold as a case tier with a limit on the number of cases. Going over the limit brings case overage fees and excess user fees, or the vendor can refuse the overage.
Does Quilia charge implementation or setup fees?
None is published as a separate charge, and the Terms refer to none. Onboarding is described on the integration pages rather than in the agreement, and client onboarding is a single click from inside the firm's existing system, which texts the client the app links. No migration, configuration or training fee appears anywhere on the site.