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Working a single matter? Buy a pass for that case: every tool, a page limit, a run limit, and a deadline. Buy a Pro seat within 30 days and the pass price comes off the first month.

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How it works

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Pick the pass that fits the recordSmall, up to 500 pages, 5 analysis runs, 30 days, $29. Standard, up to 2,500 pages, 10 runs, 30 days, $59. Large, up to 10,000 pages, 15 runs, 60 days, $119.
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Upload the caseHospital charts, depositions, the complaint, the opposing expert's report. The pass binds to the first case you run.
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Use every tool on itCase analysis, Ask the Record, the allegation ledger, the opposing-expert counterpoints, the record appendix, the expert opinion letter, deposition questions, and every Word export.
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Need more?Extra runs are $5 each. A second case is another pass, or a Pro seat at $49 a month for unlimited cases, with your pass price credited.

A run is one completed analysis

In any tool. Reading pages, asking the record and exporting do not count against runs.

Pages are counted at upload

You see the total before you buy. If the case is bigger than the pass, you are told, not surprised.

The same tools the firms use

Nothing is held back from a pass. The limits are pages, runs and days, not features.

Try before buying

Three analyses are free on any new account. Buy the pass only when you have seen the output on your own record.

Who buys passes: a solo attorney with one malpractice matter, a legal nurse consultant on a per-case engagement, a physician asked to review one chart, a firm testing the product on a live file before a seat.

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One case, every tool, from $29.

Create a free account, run three analyses, and buy the pass from the billing page when you are ready.

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Reviewed by a practicing physician · Last updated 2026-10-11