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UniCourt pricing

UniCourt publishes its prices.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • There are three plans you can buy directly: $49, $149 or $299 a month, and paying for a year gets you two months free.
  • What changes between plans is how much you can do: searches, how many people can use it, and how many cases you can track automatically.
  • API access is not in those plans. You have to talk to sales for that.
  • Courts sometimes charge to download documents. UniCourt passes that cost on exactly, and charges nothing if the court is free or another user already downloaded the document.

How UniCourt pricing works

Rates, units and limits are all published on the pricing page. There are three self serve tiers: Personal at 49 dollars a month, Professional at 149 and Premium at 299, with a custom Enterprise tier above them. Annual billing gives two months free, for effective monthly rates of 40.83, 124.17 and 249.17. Limits are set per tier. Case research searches are 50, 200 and unlimited, with every search, change or saved search run counted.

Users are 1, 3 and 7. Tracked cases are 3, 15 and 50. Automated searches are 1 and 3, and case export is 1,000. API access is Enterprise only, and API billing is itemized: billable calls are Search, Case, Download Document, Order Document Confirm and Update Cases, with all other APIs and webhooks included. Court document fees pass through on a stated rule. Where a court charges, UniCourt charges, where a court is free, UniCourt is free, and nothing is charged for material already in the CrowdSourced Library.

Contracts are monthly with no long term commitment and can be canceled any time, with discounted annual plans available. Upgrades apply at once and downgrades at renewal. There is no free trial, and UniCourt says that is because plans are month to month. Payment is by major credit card, with ACH on Enterprise plans.

Note: The entry price is $49, the lowest monthly paid rate on the default view. Annual billing brings the same tier to an effective 40.83 a month. There is no free tier. UniCourt publishes the limits on each tier, how API calls are billed, and how court fees pass through. The enterprise rate is custom and set through sales, and no figure for API volume pricing is published beyond the list of which calls are billed.

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UniCourt pricing, answered

How much does UniCourt cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, UniCourt's published starting price is $49 per month. UniCourt publishes its prices. There are three plans you can buy directly: $49, $149 or $299 a month, and paying for a year gets you two months free.

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