EvenUp Alternatives for Personal Injury Firms Priced Side by Side
The three real alternatives to EvenUp are a per package service with a printed price (ApexDemands, $250 a package), a full AI platform for PI and mass tort (Supio), and AI drafting inside your own case file on a flat firm plan (CaseAgent, from $149 a month). EvenUp and Supio publish no rate card, so the comparison below uses what each vendor prints and tells you what to ask for in writing.
- Compare per case, per package and flat firm pricing on the same demand volume
- Know the renewal and credit terms before you sign anything
- Nothing is sent to an adjuster until a licensed attorney approves it
You want a finished demand and no drafting
A reviewed package service. ApexDemands prints $250 a package with 24 hour delivery. EvenUp sells the same outcome on a private quote.
You run steady PI or mass tort volume on one vendor
A platform. Supio and EvenUp both cover chronologies and demands. Ask for the unlimited and per case numbers side by side.
Your team drafts and wants it faster, at a fixed cost
AI drafting in the case file. CaseAgent charges per firm, so a busy month costs the same as a slow one.
Comparison
EvenUp and its alternatives compared
| Option | How it charges | Who does the work | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| EvenUp | No published price. Usage based credits on a private order form, one year default term | AI draft plus the vendor's review team | High volume firms that want a polished demand and accept a quote process |
| ApexDemands | $250 per demand package, no subscription, first package free | Legal specialist, 24 hour delivery | Firms with uneven volume that want a visible price per demand |
| Supio | No published price. Per case or unlimited plans by quote | Platform with AI drafting, firm staff review | PI and mass tort firms that want intake to trial on one vendor |
| CaseAgent | Flat monthly plan per firm, from $149 a month for one attorney | Agent drafts in the case file, your attorney approves | Small and mid size firms that draft in house and want a fixed cost |
Where the others win: EvenUp and ApexDemands remove the drafting work entirely, which CaseAgent does not. CaseAgent wins when your team will review a draft anyway and you send enough demands that a per case fee adds up. Prices for EvenUp and Supio are not public, so read the full breakdown on our EvenUp pricing and Supio pricing pages.
Reasons
Why firms look for an EvenUp alternative
A cost per case you cannot predict
A per case meter is fine when volume is steady and the quote is written down. It hurts when a slow quarter still carries prepaid credits. Prepaid credits are non-refundable under EvenUp's published subscription terms, so the first thing to model is a month with half your usual demands.
A term that renews on its own
The published terms set a one year default term that renews for 12 months at the last month's pricing and usage limits, with 30 days notice to stop it. That is common for enterprise software, but a ten attorney firm should calendar the date the day it signs.
Drafting is not the only job
A demand vendor produces a demand. The deadline, the client update, the discovery response and the chronology still live somewhere else. Firms that want one file to do all of it look at personal injury case management with an agent built in.
How it works
How to test an alternative before you switch
Step 1
Pick one closed file
Choose a settled matter where you know the demand that went out and the result. Use the full file, so the tool sees what it would see on a live case.
Step 2
Run the same file everywhere
ApexDemands gives your first package free. Ask the platform vendors for a pilot case. Run the demo of CaseAgent on a prepared PI matter, or load your own closed file.
Step 3
Score the draft against your demand
Check the specials, the liability narrative, the policy limits and the ask. Count the edits your reviewer made, and how long they took.
Step 4
Price a full year
Multiply your real annual demand count by each cost model, add reviewer hours, and include the renewal terms. Our demand letter software worksheet does the arithmetic.
Honest fit
Where CaseAgent fits and where it does not
Choose CaseAgent if
- Your paralegals or associates draft demands today and you want the first draft in minutes, not days.
- You send more than one or two demands a month, so a flat plan beats $250 a package.
- You want the chronology, deadlines and discovery drafting in the same file as the demand.
- You want a price on a public page, not behind a sales call.
Choose a vendor service instead if
- You have no one to review a draft and want the vendor's specialists to own quality.
- You send a handful of demands a year, where $250 a package is cheaper than any subscription.
- You need a mass tort workflow at the scale Supio describes for its largest customers.
The agent reads the pleadings, police report, medical records and correspondence in the matter, drafts the demand with the amounts and dates from the file, and brackets anything the file does not establish. See the full description on legal document drafting.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask about EvenUp alternatives
What is the best EvenUp alternative for personal injury firms?
It depends on who should do the work. If you want a finished, human reviewed demand and never touch the draft, ApexDemands is the one alternative that prints a price, $250 per package. If you want an AI platform from intake to trial, Supio is the closest peer. If your team drafts anyway, a flat firm tool such as CaseAgent costs less per demand.
How much does EvenUp cost?
EvenUp publishes no price. Its public subscription terms describe usage based credits, a one year default term that renews for 12 months, and a 30 day non-renewal notice. Treat the figure on your written quote as the only real number, and divide it by the demands you will actually send in a year.
What is cheaper than EvenUp for demand letters?
Tools that print a price give you a benchmark. ApexDemands charges $250 per human reviewed demand package, with the first package free. A flat firm plan such as CaseAgent from $149 a month is cheaper once a firm sends more than one or two demands a month. Compare both against your EvenUp quote.
Is Supio an alternative to EvenUp?
Yes, and the nearest one. Both serve personal injury and mass tort firms with AI chronologies and demand drafting, and neither publishes a rate card. Supio describes an unlimited option that stops counting cases, so ask for it in writing next to EvenUp's per case cost before you choose.
Can AI replace EvenUp?
AI drafting from the case file can replace the first draft, which is the part most firms want faster. It does not replace a vendor's human review team. If you rely on EvenUp's reviewers to catch errors, you need an in house reviewer, usually a paralegal, before you switch to a self serve tool.
Do I get locked into a contract with EvenUp?
Its published subscription terms set a one year default term that renews for another 12 months at the last month's pricing and usage limits, with 30 days notice to stop renewal and non-refundable prepaid credits. Read your own order form, because it controls. Put the renewal date in your calendar the day you sign.
How do I test an EvenUp alternative before switching?
Take one closed personal injury file with a known outcome and run the same file through each tool. Compare the draft to the demand that actually went out: were the specials right, was liability stated cleanly, and how many edits did the reviewer make. Measure hours saved, not page count.
Does CaseAgent write demand letters?
Yes. The agent reads the pleadings, police report, medical records and correspondence in the matter and drafts the demand with names, dates, amounts and posture taken from the file. Gaps appear as bracketed placeholders, and nothing is sent until a licensed attorney approves it.
Draft your next demand from the file
Run the live demo on a prepared personal injury matter and read the demand it drafts. Plans start at $149 a month for the firm, with the full agent in every tier.