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Vesence pricing

Vesence does not publish a price anywhere on its website.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • It does explain how the charging works. You buy a subscription, and the price goes in a signed order form.
  • Some customers are charged by usage instead, counted in something called Vesence Credits, tracked per person, per matter, per day.
  • The price can only go up by 5% a year, or by however much Microsoft's cloud costs go up, and they have to show their working.
  • You can try it free, and you can walk away in the first three months.

How Vesence pricing works

Structure only, no figure published. Clause 5.1 of the general terms puts subscription fees in a signed Order Form. Clause 5.4 caps yearly indexation at five percent. Clause 5.2 allows fee changes only when Vesence's own third party costs change, such as Microsoft Azure, and the change must be documented and proportionate. Clause 12.1.3 sets twelve month automatic renewal, ended on sixty days written notice, and clause 12.1.2 lets the customer terminate within the first three months of the first term.

Section 13 makes a Pilot free unless the Order Form says otherwise. The usage unit is named: Annex 1 to the data processing agreement describes Vesence Credits, with use collected by user, matter and day and shown to the customer. A free trial is offered. No pricing page, tier names, feature split or figure appears anywhere, so no entry price is shown.

Compared on price

Vesence pricing against its alternatives

Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Vesence.

Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.

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Questions

Vesence pricing, answered

How much does Vesence cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Vesence. Vesence does not publish a price anywhere on its website. It does explain how the charging works. You buy a subscription, and the price goes in a signed order form.

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November 10, 2026
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