PRICING
Pay for the machine’s time. Depth costs what it costs.
You bill clients by the hour. We bill by the session, and the session bills like a disbursement: on the client invoice, next to court fees, with an itemised breakdown behind it.
₹500 to ₹2,500
where most research sessions land.
₹1,000 MINIMUM RECHARGE18% GSTNO SUBSCRIPTIONCREDIT VALID ONE YEAR
FIGURES FROM PRODUCTION SESSIONS OVER THE LAST 90 DAYS, REFRESHED AUGUST 2026. NO PER-SESSION CAP: HARD QUESTIONS ARE ALLOWED TO COST WHAT THEY COST. THE ₹8,211.46 MORNING IS REAL; ITS FULL RECORD AND BILL ARE PUBLIC.
DISBURSEMENT, NOT SUBSCRIPTION
Why we do not sell a subscription.
Subscription pricing for AI is structurally dishonest. Serving a heavy user costs real money, so every subscription product in this space caps usage, routes hard questions to cheaper models, or limits how deep the research goes. The incentives turn against you the moment you ask a hard question.
Pay-per-session points the incentives the same way as yours. The lawyer who wants depth pays for the depth consumed; the quick question pays for a quick question. A ₹900 session for what would have been a junior’s whole day passes through to the client like a court fee or an expert report, and the margin on the file stays intact.
We are deliberately the most expensive legal AI in India. The price is a filter, not a ladder: the lawyers who balk at ₹500 were never the customer, and the lawyers who do the arithmetic against a junior’s day already know the answer.
INCLUDED IN EVERY SESSION
- A deep research session per question: typically 10 to 30 minutes of work, built for up to 60 when the question demands it.
- Your matter and your session output stay on your account; session data is never used to train models.
- Multiple research threads in parallel, each on its own sub-question, folded into one memo.
- Citations that link to primary sources in our reader, anchored to the paragraph.
- An itemised cost breakdown after every session, like a bill of costs.
- Up to 10 sessions running in parallel. Credit valid one year from purchase under RBI rules on prepaid balances.
WHERE THE MONEY GOES
Inside a session’s cost.
| Component | Share | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| AI analysis | 70–80% | The frontier Anthropic model reads the law, reasons through the question, and writes the memo. The default model here is the most expensive one Anthropic sells; the depth of the question sets the cost. |
| Legal database access | 15–25% | Each search across structured CCI, NCLAT, statutes, or the reported record carries a small per-call cost. Sessions that read more documents cost more here. |
| Web research | 0–5% | Where a question needs a regulator’s notification or a recent development, a web lookup is added. Usually negligible. |
Caching cuts the model bill on roughly half the tokens; you see the gross cost and the net you are charged. The price tracks the compute the session actually used. Cheap questions stay cheap; deep questions cost what they cost.
QUESTIONS
Common questions.
Open an account and put the machine on one matter tonight. Running the frontier at these prices only works because the whole stack was built for it; the full thinking lives in the master plan.
Firms wanting machines of their own, on their own record, have a different commercial shape: Clauseo for firms.