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Tradespace pricing
Tradespace does not publish a price; a demo booking is the route to one. It does publish the shape: patent prosecution is charged as a flat fee, so the cost is known before the work starts, instead of a law firm billing by the hour. Tradespace will prepare a first full patent application for free, will not file it if the customer is not happy, and the customer keeps the materials either way. A calculator on the site estimates savings on a customer's own portfolio. What the software itself costs, and whether it can be bought without the legal work, is not published.
How Tradespace pricing works
The charging model is published, with no figure and no unit for the software. Prosecution is sold for a flat fee, with the vendor saying a customer knows the cost before work begins, positioned against hourly outside counsel and the billable hour. A concrete free offer is published: Tradespace will prepare a full first patent application at no charge, and if the customer is not happy it will not file, with the materials theirs regardless.
An ROI calculator lets a customer model returns on its own portfolio, and the Manage module reports outside counsel spend. No figure for the flat fee is published, and no seat price, subscription rate, tier or usage unit for the platform. Nothing says how the software license relates to the prosecution fee or whether either can be bought alone. The only route to a price is a demo request. The free first filing is a one time promotional offer rather than a free tier.
Tradespace pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Tradespace.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- TTradespaceNo published figure
- TTangiblyNo published figure
- PPatentWatchNot yet recorded
- JJuristatNo published figure
- IIamIPNo published figure
- AAnaquaNot yet recorded
- CCyprisNo published figure
- DDerwent Patent SearchNot yet recorded
- DDennemeyer OctimineNot yet recorded
“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.
Tradespace pricing, answered
How much does Tradespace cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Tradespace. Tradespace does not publish a price; a demo booking is the route to one. It does publish the shape: patent prosecution is charged as a flat fee, so the cost is known before the work starts, instead of a law firm billing by the hour. Tradespace will prepare a first full patent application for free, will not file it if the customer is not happy, and the customer keeps the materials either way. A calculator on the site estimates savings on a customer's own portfolio. What the software itself costs, and whether it can be bought without the legal work, is not published.