One pilot.
One annual plan.
The public pricing is built around one hero workflow: pre-review cull and handoff for hosted review. Start with a paid pilot. Expand into an annual program only after the workflow proves itself.
Paid pilot
Fixed-fee pilot
One live matter, one guided cull-and-handoff workflow, one defensible output package.
Annual program
Annual plan
Repeatable cull-and-handoff for teams that want the same workflow across matters with governance and rollout support.
What this menu is doing
Pricing is reinforcing the wedge, not reopening the buffet.
What the pilot proves
That you can take one live matter from raw corpus to a smaller, cleaner, review-ready handoff without forcing a downstream platform switch.
What the annual plan standardizes
The same commercial shell across matters: preflight, cull, sweep, chronology, export, and defensibility reporting.
What is not on this menu
Standalone side products and broad review-platform replacement claims.
FAQ
Pricing questions buyers will actually ask.
Why only two plans?
Because the public shell is intentionally narrow. One plan gets a buyer to first value on a live matter. The second covers repeatable rollout once that workflow proves itself.
Is this trying to replace hosted review?
No. The commercial motion is to reduce, organize, and hand off a cleaner review set into the review environment a team already trusts.
What does the buyer get at the end?
A handoff pack: narrowed corpus, cited findings, chronology, export package, and defensibility support for downstream review and strategy.