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Zuva pricing
Zuva charges by the document.
What you pay
- Its review tool costs $10 for each contract, with at least $5,000 spent.
- Developers can use the API free for small amounts, then pay per document.
- A full sale diligence review by Zuva's lawyers costs $10,000 to $75,000 for most deals.
- Its tool for tracking buyer questions in a sale is free while in beta.
- Big company plans and private hosting are priced on request.
How Zuva pricing works
Zuva Analyze, the self serve review tool for legal teams, costs $10 a document pay as you go, with a $5,000 minimum commitment, five documents free to try and enterprise volume pricing on request. The Zuva API has a free tier of 25 files, classifications, language detections and extraction requests a day, with up to ten fields per request. Beyond that it charges $1.25 a document plus $0.0015 per field per page, with a $5,000 minimum and bulk discounts, and an enterprise tier at custom pricing with service levels.
Diligence Reviews are mostly fixed fee for an agreed scope, at $10,000 to $75,000 for about three quarters of deals and $125,000 or more for large or complex scopes, quoted within 48 hours. They take one to two weeks, with rush delivery at extra cost. Bidder Question Management is free during its beta and will then be priced per deal by deal size and engagement length.
Implementation: None stated for the cloud products. Private cloud and self hosting are offered for an additional fee that is not priced.
Confidentiality and data terms: Not applicable. The license terms provide a data protection addendum where data protection law requires one.
Note: The $5,000 minimum applies to both pay as you go plans. Enterprise volume rates, private cloud and self hosting fees, and the rush premium for reviews are quoted per customer. The $10 figure is Analyze, the product a legal team buys. The API's per document rate is lower and adds per field charges.
Zuva pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Zuva.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- ZZuva$10 per document
- TThomson Reuters Document IntelligenceNo published figure
- TThoughtRiverFrom £15,000 per year in the UK
- AAgiloftAstra Pro from $120 per month, billed annually
- GGavel$160 per user per month (Gavel Exec); Gavel Workflows from $83 a month
- JJuroNo published figure
- LLegalOnNo published figure
- SSpellbookNo published figure
- SSpotDraftNo published figure
“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.
Zuva pricing, answered
How much does Zuva cost?
According to the AI Legal Index, Zuva's published starting price is $10 per document. Zuva charges by the document. Its review tool costs $10 for each contract, with at least $5,000 spent.
Does Zuva charge implementation or setup fees?
None stated for the cloud products. Private cloud and self hosting are offered for an additional fee that is not priced.