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Summize pricing
Summize does not publish a price and has no pricing page.
What you pay
- The license is charged per user, and the type of license matters, both set out in your order form.
- Contracts run for a fixed first term and then renew automatically every 12 months unless you give 90 days' notice.
- At renewal, the price cannot rise by more than 10% for the same plan unless you agree otherwise.
- Invoices are due within 30 days and prices exclude VAT.
How Summize pricing works
The pricing structure is set out in Summize's freely available SaaS terms, and its site has no pricing page. The Order Form is defined as setting out user numbers and the type of software license, so the charge is per user by license type. Clause 2.2(a) sets an initial term that renews automatically for twelve month periods unless either party gives 90 days' written notice. Clause 2.2(b) caps any renewal increase at 10 percent over the fees for the previous twelve month term for the same plan, tier and package, unless a higher cap is agreed.
Clause 5.1 sets payment at 30 days from a valid invoice. Clause 5.2 makes fees exclusive of VAT and other sales or service taxes but inclusive of other taxes and levies, and clause 5.3 requires prior written approval for expenses. Clause 9.4 says implementation and other fees stay payable if the customer delays more than 21 days. No price in any currency, band, tier name or feature split is published. The agreement's liability caps are in pounds sterling.
Summize pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Summize.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- SSummizeNo published figure
- SSpotDraftNo published figure
- LLeahNo published figure
- CClarenNo published figure
- CChamelioNot yet recorded
- AAgiloftAstra Pro from $120 per month, billed annually
- JJuroNo published figure
- LLinkSquaresNo published figure
- CConcord$499 / month (5 users, billed annually)
“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.
Summize pricing, answered
How much does Summize cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Summize. Summize does not publish a price and has no pricing page. The license is charged per user, and the type of license matters, both set out in your order form.