Pricing explainer · Updated September 2, 2026

What EvenUp actually costs in 2026

EvenUp has no pricing page. This page collects what EvenUp's own site implies about its model, what third parties estimate and how much to trust each estimate, and the questions that turn a demo into a real number.

By John Mahoney · Last updated September 2, 2026 · 6-minute read

Disclosure: Published by MedLegal AI, a medical-malpractice specialist tool that appears in the "transparent alternative" section below. Everything about EvenUp here is sourced to EvenUp's site, its press releases, or a named third party. We do not state EvenUp's price as fact because EvenUp has not published one. Corrections: [email protected].

What EvenUp publishes about pricing

Nothing numeric. EvenUp's homepage has no pricing page or free-trial offer; every call to action is a demo request (evenuplaw.com). What the site does reveal about the model:

What EvenUp does not publish

What buyers and analysts report

Here are the third-party figures in circulation, with each source's own caveat:

SourceFigureSource's own caveat
AI Vortex (Apr 2026)$500–$2,000 per month for most PI firms"Third-party estimates"; EvenUp "doesn't publish pricing"
ProPlaintiff (Apr 2026)$200–$300, $300–$400, $400–$500+ per user per month by tier"Market estimates for comparable PI-focused AI tools, not publicly published EvenUp tiers"; notes EvenUp announced per-case pricing in 2025 without amounts
LegalTechMag (Jul 2026)~$300 base per demand rising to $500–$800+ with page-count and add-on surchargesAttributed to "independent competitor analysis" (the competitor is Precedent, which sells demands at a published $275 flat); EvenUp "does not publish its rates online"
Reading these responsibly: the three sources do not even agree on the unit (per firm, per user, per demand). The per-demand figures come from a competitor's marketing. None is EvenUp-confirmed. Use them to set a budget range for the conversation, not as EvenUp's price.

Questions to ask on the EvenUp sales call

  1. What is the unit of pricing: per demand, per case, per seat, or per firm?
  2. What is the price difference between an instant AI demand and a legal-reviewed demand, and who performs the review?
  3. Does the medical-record page count change the price?
  4. Which platform products (MedChrons, Communication Agents, Negotiation Prep, analytics) are included versus add-ons?
  5. What is the minimum term and the renewal mechanism?
  6. Will you sign a BAA before the first upload?

The transparent alternative for medical-malpractice work

EvenUp is built for personal-injury demand volume. If your cases are medical malpractice, where the work is standard of care, causation, and the page of the chart that proves each, a published per-case price may fit better than a negotiated platform contract. MedLegal AI (our product) publishes all of it and serves plaintiff and defense:

PlanPriceWhat it is
Free account$0, no credit cardFirst 3 case analyses free
Pay per case$19 per caseNo subscription
Pro$49 / monthSolo attorney or LNC
Professional$249 / month5 seats
Firm$499 / month20 seats

Every finding is cited to the record page and reviewed by a practicing physician; try the no-login cite demo or read the pricing page. It is not a demand-letter service and does not have EvenUp's PI settlement dataset. For feature comparisons see MedLegal AI vs EvenUp, EvenUp vs Supio, and EvenUp vs Eve.

FAQ

How much does EvenUp cost?

EvenUp publishes no pricing. Third-party estimates range from $500–$2,000 per month per firm to $200–$500+ per user per month, and their publishers say EvenUp has not confirmed them.

Does EvenUp charge per demand letter?

EvenUp offers instant AI or legal-reviewed demands by case type and third parties describe a per-case model, but no per-demand figure is published. Per-demand numbers in circulation come from a competitor's analysis.

Does EvenUp have a free trial?

None is published; sales is demo-led.

Transparent alternative?

MedLegal AI: free account with 3 case analyses, $19 per case, $49 Pro, $249 Professional (5 seats), $499 Firm (20 seats). A med-mal specialist tool, not a demand-letter service.

Start free: 3 case analyses, no card See all MedLegal AI pricing

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