Membership

Credits are credit hours: one Drafting Credit is one hour of drafting work. Every assignment is quoted in credits before work begins, so counsel approves the scope and the ceiling first.

It does not cost more. The quote is a ceiling. Litigify re-quotes only if the record, claims or parties change, and only with your approval. Two revision rounds within the agreed scope are included.

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.

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.

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.

A US-based team of 200+ litigation drafting professionals. Every assignment has a lead drafter and a senior reviewer.

A person reviews every page and verifies every authority against the source before delivery. Every draft arrives with a note on any AI use, so counsel can check disclosure requirements. A no-generative-AI lane is available on request. The brief estimator uses an AI model, through OpenAI’s API, to read documents you upload and suggest options; for drafting, provider terms and permitted uses can be set for your matter.

In your Proof Draft request, upload files, share a link to a Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, OneDrive or ShareFile folder, or write a brief. You can also upload documents in the brief estimator, where our AI reads them to scope the work. Uploads go directly to private storage, not through email, and no one at Litigify opens them until conflicts clear and the mutual NDA is signed. Members can also use their firm’s ShareFile, iManage or NetDocuments, encrypted email or approved guest access. Litigify never requests court e-filing credentials.

No. Drafts arrive in your templates with metadata scrubbed. Litigify never appears on a docket or service list; counsel of record reviews, signs and files.

No. Litigify is a litigation drafting firm preparing drafts and analysis for attorneys. Counsel of record directs the strategy, reviews, signs and files every document. Litigify does not represent clients or provide legal advice.

Follow your engagement terms and your jurisdiction’s rules. Litigify provides a credit statement for each matter and a record of the work on each assignment.

Yes. Members can add credits through the client portal or their Case Manager. Member top-up terms are provided privately, not on the public website.

Signing up is free, with no payment details. Your account comes with 8 free Drafting Credits to use within 30 days toward a sample: any brief in any civil case that takes us up to 8 hours to draft. It is drafted to the same standard as member work and delivered with a cover memo, the Verification Ledger and a note on any AI use. You need a valid bar number, and you must sign up with the email on your state bar listing or your email at the firm that listing shows. We check both before drafting begins, so a bar number found online can’t be used by someone else. One free account per firm.

Yes. Buy 3 to 20 credit hours at a time as a one-time purchase, for example for a single brief or motion. We estimate 4 credit hours per 10 pages of the finished document, and reading up to 1,000 pages of your material is free. We draft in as few hours as the work allows, and any hours you don’t use roll over to your next project for 90 days. If a job needs more hours than you bought, we stop when they run out and tell you how far we got, so you can add hours to finish. Members pay less per hour, so if you need drafting most months, a membership costs less.