EvenUp Pricing: EvenUp Cost Per Case, Contract Terms and Buyer Reviews
EvenUp does not publish a price. Since May 2025 it has sold "one clear, predictable cost per case" for its whole platform, quoted privately on a call. The $300 base and $500 to $800 per demand figures you will find elsewhere come from competitors and cite no source. What EvenUp does publish is its subscription contract: a one year term that renews at your last month's volume, fees that cannot be cancelled or refunded, and credits that vanish when the order ends.
Put your quote into the checker to see what the order commits you to at renewal, the most you can process in a month, your notice date, and what the same cases cost at demand tools that print a price.
EvenUp quote checker
What your EvenUp order commits you to
The rate is a placeholder, not an EvenUp price: EvenUp prints none. Replace it with the per case figure on your order form. A ramp is modeled as an even climb from the first month to the last.
First year, as quoted
Non-cancelable, non-refundable (section 3.1)
Renewal year, same rate
Renews at last month's volume, no ramp (4.1)
Dates and limits
Same last-month volume for a year, at published rates
- CaseAgent Firm $319/mo yearly, up to 5 users, any case count
ApexDemands: $250 per reviewed demand package. ClearDemand: cheapest monthly plan for the volume, with its published overage. Different products, so read Exhibit D before comparing.
EvenUp cost is a private per case rate, sold on a subscription that renews at your peak
EvenUp sells demands, medical chronologies and AI drafts for US personal injury firms, and prices all of it as one cost per case. There is no rate card on evenuplaw.com and none archived in the Wayback Machine. Every product page carries the same heading, "All-In-One, Case-Based Pricing", and a button to schedule a call.
So the useful question is what the order form commits you to. Under the EvenUp Subscription Terms (version 9.3.26) a subscription defaults to one year, renews for twelve months unless you give notice thirty days before the end, and renews "at the pricing and Usage Limits in effect in the Order Form's last month of service". Fees are non-cancelable and non-refundable, unused credits terminate with the order, and EvenUp may change fees at renewal on sixty days notice. The closest published benchmark is ApexDemands at $250 per demand package.
evenuplaw.com product pages and the May 2025 announcement, word for word
What EvenUp says about its own pricing
EvenUp has made exactly one public statement about how it charges. On 15 May 2025, launching its AI Drafts suite, it wrote: "EvenUp is introducing a new per-case pricing model. One clear, predictable cost per case will provide powerful, straightforward access to the full Claims Intelligence Platform without confusing feature tiers or unpredictable add-ons."
| Product | What it does, per EvenUp | Price shown |
|---|---|---|
| Demands, AI + You | "Drafted by AI in minutes", then "Your team reviews, edits, and finalizes" | "All-In-One, Case-Based Pricing"; schedule a call |
| Demands, AI + Professional Review | Drafted by AI plus EvenUp's legal professionals, "Delivered in a finalized state in 1-5 days", suggested for complex liability cases | Same heading, no figure |
| MedChrons | "Assembled by AI and reviewed by experts", with "Optional nurse review to flag key risks or priors" | Same heading, no figure |
| AI Drafts and Express Demands | Other drafts from the case file, and a faster demand workflow | Same heading, no figure |
| Pre-litigation as a service | Outsourced pre-litigation staffing | "Predictable flat-fee pricing", no figure |
The unit
A case, not a letter
The terms define a case as "a unique matter or case as reflected in the Service", and usage limits as "a quantity of Credits, cases, or pages purchased". Asking for a per demand price gets you the wrong comparison.
The scale
2,000+ firms, by EvenUp's count
EvenUp's October 2025 announcement of a $150 million Series E at a valuation over $2 billion claimed over 2,000 firms and about 10,000 cases a week. Those are vendor figures, not audited ones.
The savings page
An ROI calculator, no price
EvenUp's ROI calculator shows savings ("Save Up to $42,072/year") without showing the cost those savings are measured against. Ask for the cost side in the same meeting.
Every third party figure we found, and its stated source
Where the EvenUp prices you have seen come from
Search for EvenUp pricing and you will see figures from $25 a letter to $2,000 a month. We traced each one. None cites an EvenUp order form or invoice, and most of the pages printing them sell a competing product.
| Figure in circulation | Who prints it | Source it gives |
|---|---|---|
| Base $300 per demand, "scales to $800+ with token math and add-ons" | A competing demand letter vendor's comparison page, since taken down; repeated by a legal tech comparison site and a case analysis vendor | "Independent competitor analysis"; none. EvenUp's own terms speak of credits, cases and pages, not tokens |
| $750+ per demand | A competing demand package service | None |
| $500 per report, 5 day turnaround | A competing medical record review vendor | None. EvenUp's page says 1 to 5 days for professionally reviewed demands |
| $500 to $2,000 a month | Two AI tool directories, 2026 | "Third-party estimates"; none linked |
| $25 to $50 per letter, and "starts around $500/month" on the same page | An AI agent review site | None, and the two figures contradict each other |
The archive settles whether EvenUp ever printed a price. The Wayback Machine has no capture of any pricing page on evenuplaw.com, and evenup.ai/pricing returns a 404. If a rep tells you a number is "our standard rate", ask where it is published. It is not.
EvenUp Subscription Terms and Conditions, version 9.3.26, linked from the site footer
Eight clauses in the EvenUp terms that set the real price
Because the per case rate is private, the published contract is where EvenUp can actually be compared. Most of it is standard enterprise SaaS paper. Two clauses are unusual and both work against a firm whose volume moves.
01 · Section 1.21
One year by default
If the order form's term is "unstated or unclear", the subscription period "will default to one (1) year".
02 · Section 4.1
Renews at your last month
Orders renew for twelve months "at the pricing and Usage Limits in effect in the Order Form's last month of service", and a ramp-up period "will not renew" as a ramp. This is the clause to read twice.
03 · Section 4.1
Thirty days to say no, sixty to raise
Non-renewal needs written notice "at least thirty (30) days prior". EvenUp may change fees effective at renewal on "sixty (60) days' prior written notice". There is no cap on the increase.
04 · Section 3.1
Paid up front, never refunded
Fees are due in advance unless the order says otherwise, and are "non-cancelable, non-refundable, and non-proratable for partial months". Late amounts accrue 1 percent a month (3.2).
05 · Section 3.3.3
A 2x monthly ceiling
You "may not in a given month process more than 2x the case or page quantity specified for that month", and recurring overuse lets EvenUp "adjust Customer's fees accordingly".
06 · Sections 1.6, 4.4
Unused credits disappear
Credits are "prepaid, non-refundable units of value", and on termination "any unused Credits" terminate immediately. Keep using the service after expiry and you roll into month to month holdover billing.
07 · Section 4.3
Exit only after a trial
A customer may terminate at the end of a trial period on seven days notice. EvenUp may terminate "for any reason or for no reason" on thirty days notice.
08 · Section 6.1
Output licensed only while you pay
You own your inputs and Deliverables. Other Output is licensed "during the Subscription Period" only, and the agreement has no data export clause at all.
Put clauses 02 and 03 together. A firm that negotiates a ramp from 10 cases a month to 40 pays for the ramp in year one, and renews at 40 cases a month for all twelve months of year two, at a price EvenUp can change on sixty days notice. Negotiate the renewal volume and a percentage cap into the order form, which the terms let override the defaults. The same pattern shows up in our Neos pricing breakdown, where the renewal counts active users.
Each vendor's own site, read 24 September 2026
EvenUp vs the PI demand and records tools that publish a price
Without an EvenUp rate card, the honest comparison is your written quote against the vendors that print theirs. They are not identical products, so the last column matters as much as the price.
| Tool | Published price | Who finishes the demand | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| EvenUp | Quote only, per case, annual subscription | Your team, or EvenUp's professionals in 1 to 5 days | High volume PI firms that want demands, chronologies and drafts from one vendor |
| ApexDemands | $250 per demand package, "No subscriptions, no setup fees"; exhibit redaction $0.25 per page | A legal specialist, within 24 hours | Firms that want a finished package per case with no commitment |
| ClearDemand | $199 a month for 10 demands, $699 for 30, $999 for 100, $1,499 unlimited; overage $15, $12 or $10 per demand | Your team, in the platform | Firms that draft in-house and want a visible monthly price |
| Precedent | Printed "Max: $275 /demand" until at least May 2026; the page now returns 404 | Varies by service | A historical anchor for what one vendor was willing to publish |
| Supio, Eve | Quote only. Eve prints one figure: med-mal chart review at roughly $350 per case | Your team, in the platform | Firms comparing full plaintiff AI platforms; see Eve Legal pricing |
| CaseAgent | Flat per firm: Solo $149, Firm $399 for up to 5 users, Practice $899 for up to 15 ($119, $319, $719 a month billed yearly) | Your team, from a draft the agent writes inside the matter | PI firms that want the chronology, the demand draft and the deadlines on every file, with no case meter |
The honest reading: if you want a finished, professionally reviewed demand and never want to touch the draft, EvenUp and ApexDemands are the two to price side by side, and ApexDemands is the one whose price you can see. If your team drafts anyway and the bottleneck is reading the records, a per case fee pays for work you are already doing. That is where the medical chronology software comparison and our software for reconstructing injury timelines are the better place to start.
ABA Formal Opinion 512, 29 July 2024, pages 12 to 14
Can you bill the EvenUp charge to the client?
Often, and it changes the math. The ABA's generative AI opinion draws a line between tools that work like office equipment and charges tied to one client's matter. For the first: "a lawyer should consider its cost to be overhead and not charge the client for its cost absent a contrary disclosure to the client in advance."
For the second, where a provider "charges the lawyer for using the tool on a per-use basis, it would ordinarily be reasonable for the lawyer to bill the client as an expense for the actual out-of-pocket expense incurred." The opinion adds that the lawyer "should not add a surcharge" and "should pass along to the client any discounts".
Why EvenUp's structure makes this harder than it looks
A per case price reads like a per-use charge. But an EvenUp order is a prepaid commitment of credits, cases or pages, and unused credits are lost. If you commit to 30 cases and use 22, the actual cost of each client's case is not the quoted rate. Keep a per case ledger from day one, and put the expense treatment in your contingency fee agreement.
Supio advertises "Case invoices on every case so you can pass through the cost of Supio to clients". EvenUp's pages do not say either way, so ask for per case invoices in writing. The opinion also says the Rule 1.5(a) reasonableness factors apply to contingent and flat fees. This is not legal advice for your state.
Drawn from the gaps in the standard terms
Six things to get in writing before you sign an EvenUp order
01
Per case rate and monthly commitment
Both on the order form, plus the page allotment per case. A total without a rate cannot be benchmarked against $250 a package.
02
The renewal volume
Override section 4.1: renewal at your average monthly volume, not the last month of a ramp.
03
A price increase cap
The terms allow any change on sixty days notice. Ask for a fixed percentage ceiling for each renewal.
04
Credit rollover
Unused credits die with the order. Ask for unused cases to roll into the next term, or to the next quarter at least.
05
An export clause
The agreement has none. Get a written right to export chronologies and drafts in a usable format before and after the term.
06
The notice date on your calendar
Thirty days before the anniversary, by email to [email protected]. The checker above prints it for your start date.
An honest fit test
EvenUp reviews, and is it worth the quote for your firm?
A search for EvenUp reviews mostly returns employee reviews on job sites, not buyer reviews, and the large software directories carry few reviews from firms. So there is little independent buyer evidence either way. Ask EvenUp for two reference firms at your case volume, and ask them about renewal, not onboarding.
Strong fit
Steady, high volume pre-lit
Firms that send demands on dozens of cases a month at a predictable pace, want professionally finished packages, and will use every case they commit to.
Weigh it
Seasonal or campaign intake
If volume swings with advertising or a mass tort, the renewal at last-month volume and the lost credits cost more than the rate suggests. A no-commitment per package vendor may be cheaper in practice.
Wrong tool
Litigation-heavy files
A demand service works on the pre-suit file. Once a case is filed, the hours go to discovery, motions and deadlines, which a per case demand subscription does not cover.
That last gap is where CaseAgent fits. The agent sits inside each matter, reads every record filed to it, builds the treatment chronology with page cites, drafts the demand and later the discovery responses from the same record, and keeps the litigation deadlines current, on one price for the whole firm. If you are also choosing a case management system, the CasePeer pricing comparison covers the PI platforms that publish a rate card.
Answered first, then explained
EvenUp pricing questions buyers actually ask
How much does EvenUp cost?
EvenUp does not publish a price. Every product page shows the heading All-In-One, Case-Based Pricing next to a Schedule a Call button, and there is no pricing page on evenuplaw.com or in the Wayback Machine. Since May 2025 EvenUp has sold one cost per case covering the whole platform, set in a private order form for your volume.
How much does EvenUp cost per demand letter?
There is no published per-demand price. The $300 base and $500 to $800 figures that rank for this question come from competitor comparison pages and cite no invoice or order form. EvenUp prices per case rather than per letter, so ask the rep for the per-case rate, the monthly case commitment and the overage rate, all in writing.
Is EvenUp priced per case or by subscription?
Both. EvenUp announced one clear, predictable cost per case in May 2025, and that per-case rate is sold inside a subscription. Its Subscription Terms define usage limits as a quantity of credits, cases or pages purchased, with a one year default term that renews automatically for twelve months unless you give thirty days notice.
Does EvenUp require an annual contract?
By default, yes. Section 1.21 of the EvenUp Subscription Terms says the subscription period defaults to one year when the order form does not state one. Section 4.1 renews it for successive twelve month periods unless either side gives written notice at least thirty days before the end. Fees are non-cancelable and non-refundable under section 3.1.
Can I cancel EvenUp?
Only at the end of a term, or at the end of a trial. Section 4.3 lets a customer terminate a service at the end of a trial period on seven days written notice. Outside a trial, you stop EvenUp by sending non-renewal notice at least thirty days before the term ends. Notices go by email to [email protected] under section 15.
Can EvenUp raise its price at renewal?
Yes. Section 4.1 lets EvenUp change fees effective at renewal on sixty days prior written notice. The same section renews the order at the pricing and usage limits of its last month, and says a trial or ramp-up period does not repeat. A contract that ramps from 10 to 40 cases a month renews at 40 for all twelve months.
Can I bill EvenUp costs to my client?
Often, if you disclose it. ABA Formal Opinion 512 says a per-use charge for a generative AI tool used on a particular client matter can ordinarily be billed as an expense at actual cost, with no surcharge and any discount passed on. A tool that works like general practice equipment is overhead. Your fee agreement and state rules decide the rest.
What happens to unused EvenUp credits?
They are lost when the order ends. Section 1.6 defines credits as prepaid, non-refundable units of value, and section 4.4 says any unused credits terminate immediately on termination. A prepaid deliverable you already requested is still delivered within thirty days. Buy the monthly commitment your intake supports, not the one that earns the best per-case rate.
How fast does EvenUp deliver a demand?
It depends on the service level. EvenUp sells AI + You, where the AI drafts in minutes and your team edits and finalizes, and AI + Professional Review, where its legal professionals finalize the draft in 1 to 5 days, suggested for complex liability cases. The terms still say every deliverable is provided in draft and not final form.
What is cheaper than EvenUp for demand letters?
Tools that publish a price give you a benchmark. ApexDemands charges $250 per human-reviewed demand package with no subscription. ClearDemand sells self-serve AI plans from $199 a month for 10 demands to $999 for 100. Precedent printed a $275 per demand maximum until its page came down in 2026. Compare each against your written EvenUp quote.
Chronologies and demand drafts on every PI file, with no case meter
CaseAgent puts an AI agent inside each matter: it reads the records, builds the treatment timeline with citations back to the page, drafts the demand from it and keeps the deadlines current when a date moves. Plans are flat per firm, Solo $149 a month, Firm $399 for up to 5 users and Practice $899 for up to 15, so a big intake month never changes the bill and a slow one never strands prepaid credits.
See every plan on the pricing page.