Pricing · per seat · monthly billing

$499 per seat a month. A defensible number on every case.

Predict values plaintiff personal injury cases — motor vehicle and premises liability — so you get a jurisdiction-tuned number and a confidence band on every case. One subscription covers all of it: every case type, every stage of the case, unlimited use. The number is the gross case value, before attorney fees, case costs, and medical liens.

What $499 per seat includes:

  • The full model on motor vehicle accident and premises liability cases — jurisdiction-tuned predictions, every one shown with its confidence band and the comparable cases behind it.
  • A full demand letter drafted in your firm's own style and formatting, exported as PDF or Word, with the methodology disclosed on every prediction, so the number holds up when opposing counsel pushes back.
  • Document upload and extraction — drop in police reports and medical records and Predict reads them into the case.
  • Case-management integrations to sync cases are on the roadmap.
  • Unlimited cases, predictions, and recalculations — run your whole intake pipeline through it. The valuation sharpens as the case develops: intake and case-selection, demand-letter prep as the records arrive, pre-litigation negotiation, and settlement.
predict.law subscription
$ 499 per seat / mo
Per seat · cancel any time
Each seat is one named user — seats aren't shared.
Due today
$0
After 14-day trial
$499/ mo

Add a card to start. Cancel in one click before day 14 and pay nothing — no retention call.

From plaintiff attorneys

The plaintiff bar has been asking for this number.

Real quotes from plaintiff-side attorneys and a jury consultant in our research and early-access calls — anonymized at their request, not composite personas.

“There is a need for a predictive tool to be able to say what case is worth taking. A tool like this would save weeks off my productivity.”
Plaintiff's attorney Mid-size law firm, Washington State
“If I had a real range taking into account the factors, I don't think there's a plaintiff's attorney that wouldn't want that.”
Personal injury attorney Buffalo, NY area
“People have been looking for something like this for a long time.”
Co-owner Jury consulting firm
20,000+
Precedent cases the model is trained on
200,000+
Training data points across those cases
90–92%
Median accuracy (MdAPE) on higher-value cases, held-out test set
One side
Plaintiff-only, contractually — data never flows to carriers

What Predict replaces.

Two ways firms pay for a case value today — in money or in time. Predict replaces both in one subscription.

Predict
Manual comps research
Case-value evaluator firm
Cost
$499 per seat / mo, unlimited
A research-database subscription plus lookup time that bills out at $200–$350/hr
~$1,500 per case
Time to a number
60 seconds
1.5–2 hours per case
1–2 weeks
Output
Confidence-banded value + cited cohort + methodology
A list of comparable cases; manual valuation
Memo + valuation; manual
How the number is validated
Confidence-banded, 90–92% median accuracy (MdAPE) on higher-value cases against a held-out test set, methodology disclosed per case
Your own read of the comps
One expert's judgment, not back-tested
Jurisdiction-tuned
Yes — stratified state and county folds
Manual filter by jurisdiction
Depends on the firm
In the workflow
Across the lifecycle — intake, demand prep, negotiation, settlement
Pre-demand, after you take the case
Pre-demand, after you take the case
Plaintiff-side only
Yes — contractually; data never flows to carriers
Both sides have access
Varies

Most attorneys value a case on experience plus a quick scan of the comps. Predict does not replace that judgment. It gives your judgment a jurisdiction-tuned number and a confidence band you can put in a demand letter and defend.

Pricing questions, answered straight.

One published price per seat, one Enterprise motion — and no contract tricks in either.

What's the difference between per-seat and Enterprise

Not the model — and that's deliberate. Enterprise doesn't unlock better predictions: it's the same model, the same confidence bands, and the same comparable cohorts a solo's $499 seat gets. What Enterprise adds is the rollout layer a larger firm needs before IT signs off — SSO and audit logs, a signed DPA and security review, volume seat pricing, and onboarding across the firm. If you're under ten seats, start the trial; you can move to Enterprise later without anything about the product changing.

Why monthly billing

Annual contracts are built for firms with a procurement department. You have a checking account. Monthly billing fits how a solo practice actually pays for things. If Predict stops earning its place, we'd rather lose a month than have you locked into a year — so there's no 12-month commitment to sign.

How does it work for a firm with several attorneys

Each seat is one named user — every attorney or paralegal who runs predictions gets their own login; seats aren't shared. Under ten seats, self-serve is simplest: add seats at $499 each, no quote, no minimum, no annual commitment. At ten seats and up, book a call — Enterprise adds volume seat pricing, SSO, and a guided firm-wide rollout on top of the same product.

Do I need a card to start the trial

Yes — but you're charged $0 today. The card sits on file so the account doesn't go dark mid-case the moment the trial ends; it rolls straight into the month. You get the full product for 14 days, and if it isn't earning its keep, cancel in one click from Settings & billing before day 14 and you pay nothing. No retention call, no dark patterns — we'd rather lose the trial than make you fight to leave.

What about partners and referrals

PI marketing agencies that refer paying customers earn 20% commission on first-year revenue. That's the only discounting structure outside Enterprise volume pricing. Partner program details →