Membership terms
Version 1.2 · Updated November 7, 2026
1. Free accounts and introductory credits
An account is required before purchasing paid capacity or redeeming credits. Eligible law firms and individual attorneys receive one grant of 8 introductory Drafting Credits for one Proof Draft. Eligibility requires a valid bar number for the requesting attorney and an account email that matches that attorney’s state bar listing: the email on the listing, or an email at the firm the listing shows. Litigify verifies both before drafting begins and may decline a request that does not match. Credits are credit hours: one Drafting Credit is one hour of drafting work. Introductory credits have no cash value and cannot pay for memberships or unrelated work. Use within 30 days. A free account does not start a paid subscription.
2. Drafting support
Litigify prepares civil litigation drafts for US-licensed attorneys. Counsel directs strategy and retains responsibility for review, signature, filing, deadlines and court requirements. A request alone creates no engagement.
3. Scope and credits
Assignments are quoted in Drafting Credits before work. The quote is a ceiling; changes to the record, claims or parties require approval of a revised scope. Two revision rounds within the agreed scope are included.
4. Monthly and annual capacity
Monthly credits last 90 days, and we remind you 30, 14 and 3 days before any expire. The 8 free credits on a new account last 30 days. Expiring credits can go toward templates for your firm, form discovery with your objections, or research memos. Yearly billing on Desk, Team and Department includes one month free: you pay for 11 months and receive 12 months of credits. Credits pool through the term, with up to three months’ allotment banked at a time. Up to 15% carries over on renewal. Annual plans are annual agreements. Firmwide is an annual agreement billed for all 12 months, with terms set by proposal.
5. Credit hours without a membership
Credit hours can be bought without a membership, 3 to 20 at a time, as a one-time purchase paid in advance. Hours are drawn as drafting work is performed, through the client portal. Unused hours remain available for later requests for 90 days from payment. If an assignment needs more hours than remain, work stops when they run out and Litigify tells you how far the draft has progressed, so you can add hours to finish it. Nothing renews.
6. Rush work and scheduling
Standard turnaround is 5 to 7 days. Expedited work, delivered within 48 hours, adds 50% to the credit hours (1.5×). Emergency work, delivered within 24 hours, adds 150% (2.5×). These rates are the same on every plan; higher plans receive priority scheduling. Availability and timing are confirmed at intake. Requests above twice your monthly allotment within 30 days are scheduled within up to five extra business days unless you choose expedited handling. The schedule is confirmed with you before work begins.
7. Plan changes and cancellation
Upgrade anytime and keep your full balance. Downgrades take effect next cycle, with the balance capped at three times the new allowance. Monthly plans can be canceled anytime, effective at the end of the paid month; work in progress is always finished. Cancel within 30 days of joining and the unused part of your first month is refunded.
8. Service commitments
Delivery times are targets, confirmed at intake. No case outcome or court acceptance is guaranteed.
9. Proof Draft
A free account receives 8 introductory credits, redeemable for one Proof Draft per eligible firm or independent practice, up to 30 pages, with a 3-business-day target after confirmed scope and complete intake. No payment details required. Join within 14 days of delivery and the assignment’s credits are added to the first month as bonus credits.
10. Engagement agreement
The final engagement defines scope, handling, fees, limitations and applicable terms. Membership requests are confirmed by email with the membership agreement and a secure payment link; a membership starts when payment is confirmed.