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Trellis pricing
The cheapest Trellis plan is $140 a month, or $112 a month if you pay $1,344 for a year at once.
What you pay
- Both plans you can buy online allow up to three people, and each limits how many things you can look at: 100 a month, or 900 a year on yearly billing.
- Seeing how a particular judge tends to rule is only in the $210 plan, which is $168 a month paid yearly.
- Law firms and companies that need more people or more views have to ask for a price, because that one is not on the website.
- The 14-day free trial turns into a paid plan unless you cancel in time, and Trellis gives no refunds.
How Trellis pricing works
Figures come from the plans page at trellis.law/plans. Two self-serve plans are published, each for up to three accounts. Research is $140 monthly, or $112 a month billed as $1,344 annually, and Research and Judge Analytics is $210 monthly, or $168 a month billed as $2,016 annually, with annual billing described as a 20 percent saving. Both include Search, Alerts, Motions and Issues, Judge Bios, Case Update and State Law, with 100 content views a month on monthly billing or 900 a year on annual billing, and only the second includes judge analytics.
Judge Analytics, Verdicts and the Daily Filings Report are sold as add-ons with no price shown. The third plan, Law Firms or Corporations, has unlimited accounts and a flexible view limit, carries no price and leads to a contact form, so the tier a firm with more than three users would buy is the unpriced one. The knowledge base page on subscription tiers at support.trellis.law says each self-serve plan covers a single state, and that documents are charged separately: some are included, some can be requested free within a monthly limit in Los Angeles and Cook counties, and others are bought, with a deferred billing add-on for enterprise document purchases.
The plans page offers a 14-day free trial, and under section 4 of the terms of service the trial converts to the selected plan automatically, subscriptions renew for the same term, and no refunds are given. Implementation or onboarding costs are not published. The entry price is the lowest published rate, $112 a month on annual billing.
Trellis pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Trellis.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- TTrellisFrom $112 a month, billed annually
- DDocket Alarm$39.99 per month
- UUniCourt$49 per month
- LLex MachinaNot yet recorded
- BBloomberg LawNo published figure
- VVincent AINo published figure
- PPre/DictaNot yet recorded
- BBench IQNot 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.
Trellis pricing, answered
How much does Trellis cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, Trellis's published starting price is from $112 a month, billed annually. The cheapest Trellis plan is $140 a month, or $112 a month if you pay $1,344 for a year at once. Both plans you can buy online allow up to three people, and each limits how many things you can look at: 100 a month, or 900 a year on yearly billing.