Pre-release · Early-access firms
Early-access pricing — 30% off, locked for 12 months
LawFuze is in paid pre-release for a limited number of UK firms ahead of public launch on 1 September 2026. Early-access firms get the full platform today at 30% off their tier — invoiced quarterly, no card required — with that price locked until 12 months after public launch.
- 30% off your tier for the entire pre-release — locked for 12 months after public launch.
- Invoiced quarterly by bank transfer — no card required. Cancel at any quarter end.
- 14-day cooling-off on signature. Export and erase your data at any time under UK GDPR.
- Limited to the first ten firms. Direct line to the founder — your feedback shapes the roadmap.
List tiers · public launch 1 Sep 2026
Pick the tier that fits your firm
The figures below are list prices from public launch on 1 September 2026. Early-access firms joining the pre-release pay 30% less than every figure shown — invoiced quarterly, locked for 12 months after launch.
Indicative list pricing — finalised before public launch on 1 September 2026. Early-access firms pay 30% less, locked for 12 months.
Solo
Sole practitioners & consultants — 1 fee-earner
then £9 per extra 1M AI tokens
For sole practitioners and consultant solicitors.
Practice
2–5 fee-earners
then £8 per extra 1M AI tokens
Small firms — one pooled AI allowance across the whole team.
Firm
6–20 fee-earners
then £7 per extra 1M AI tokens
Growing practices with multiple departments.
Enterprise
21+ fee-earners
SSO, DPA and a custom AI allowance — talk to us.
Every tier includes a generous monthly AI allowance, pooled across your whole firm. A typical fee-earner uses well under it — you only see overage if the firm goes beyond what's included, billed at the per-tier rate shown. No fee-earner is ever cut off mid-matter.
All post-launch prices are quoted exclusive of VAT. Per UK distance-selling rules a 14-day cancellation right applies on any new annual subscription. Marketplace and overage components launch subject to written SRA opinion under SRA Rule 5.1.