Commercial ModelPricing

You are not buying software.

You are buying operational control over claims litigation.

Pricing reflects the layer you occupy. Law firms pay for the operational layer. Insurers pay for the infrastructure layer. The two tiers are deliberately different commercial instruments.

Two Tiers. One Platform.

Operational layer. Infrastructure layer.

Law firms and insurers consume the Platform differently. Pricing is structured around that reality, not around arbitrary product editions.

TIER 01Law Firms

Operational Layer.

For insurance defence firms running matters at volume. Priced per fee-earner or per team, aligned to how the firm actually organises its caseload.

Per fee-earner

£79–£149

per user / month

Per team

£2k–£5k

per team / month

Includes

Full Matter-Centric Billing engine (events, approvals, drafting, PDF)
Matter Readiness Framework™ scoring on every matter
AI-assisted classification with human approval chains
Payments & reconciliation layer with audit trail
All trust-layer guarantees and audit logs
Implementation support (Discovery → Configuration → Pilot → Rollout)

Minimum 12-month term

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TIER 02Insurers

Infrastructure Layer.

For insurers consolidating panel-firm performance into a single operational signal. Portfolio licence, scoped to panel size and claim volume.

Commercial model

Portfolio licence — on application.

Priced against panel size, claim volume, and the number of connected defence firms. Scoped during a Strategic Review; contracted as an annual infrastructure licence.

Includes

Live portfolio visibility across every connected panel firm
Standardised Matter Readiness scoring across firms
Panel performance reporting replacing the monthly MI pack
Reserve-discipline signals and at-risk matter early warnings
Insurer-side configuration of reporting templates and SLAs
Dedicated implementation lead and quarterly review cadence

Priced per portfolio

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Pricing Principles

Why the model is shaped this way.

Two buyers. Two commercial instruments.

Firms buy operational software. Insurers buy infrastructure. Pricing one through the other misprices both.

No feature gating.

Every tier includes every capability. Trust-layer guarantees are not upsell material; they are the baseline.

Priced against operational drag removed.

The relevant comparison is not peer-vendor software. It is the cost of the operational inefficiency being removed.

Transparent, not negotiated theatre.

Firm-tier ranges are public for a reason. We do not play the discount-from-inflated-list game. Portfolio licences are scoped, not haggled.

Included by default

Every agreement includes these things.
No add-ons. No editions.

Matter-Centric Billing

Events queue, AI-assisted classification, approvals, drafting, PDF, payments.

Matter Readiness Framework™

Continuous scoring across five pillars; banded output and signal taxonomy.

Audit by default

Tamper-evident log of every state change with actor_type, before/after, timestamp.

Trust layer

Privacy, Terms, AI Use Policy, Responsible AI, Confidentiality, Procurement FAQ.

Implementation

Four-phase deployment with named exits. Parallel-run pilot, no big-bang.

Support

Dedicated implementation lead during rollout. Named contact post go-live.

The next step

Move from price to scope.

The most productive pricing conversation starts with a scope review. Ten structured questions. Thirty minutes. A shaped, credible number at the end.

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