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Simple approval-based pricing

Your first approved article is free.

After the free article, choose pay-as-you-go at $47 per approved article or the $397 monthly plan for all approved articles.

Best value

Monthly

$397/month

Monitoring, drafting, approvals, publishing, and corrections for all approved articles during the subscription.

  • First approved article free
  • No additional per-article charge
  • Monthly customers average 25 articles, about $15.88 each
  • Cancel anytime; published pages remain yours
Pay as you go

Per approved article

$47/approved article

No subscription. You are charged only when you approve an article after the free first article.

  • First approved article free
  • No approval means no article charge
  • Same sourcing, drafting, and publishing workflow
  • Switch to monthly if your volume increases
Both options include: state and practice-area monitoring, source-linked drafts, attorney approval workflow, structured data, WordPress publishing or ready-to-paste HTML, corrections, and portal access.

Why monthly can be the better value

At 25 approved articles, pay-per-article would total $1,175. The $397 monthly plan averages about $15.88 per approved article at that volume. Actual volume depends on relevant news in the states and practice areas selected.

  • No annual contract
  • No ranking or AI-citation guarantee
  • Published pages stay on your domain
  • Firm remains final editor

Pricing questions

When is the $47 charge made?

Only after you approve an article beyond the free first article. Declining or ignoring a draft does not create a per-article charge.

Is the first article really free?

Yes. The first approved article is free for either plan. The onboarding flow may save a card for future billing, but the free article itself is not charged.

Can I switch plans?

Yes. A firm can move to monthly when the number of relevant, approved articles makes the monthly plan more economical.

Do you guarantee a certain number of articles?

No. Volume depends on relevant news, selected states, selected practice areas, source quality, and the firm's approval decisions.

Start with the free article, not a sales promise.

Preview a current story and review the first draft before choosing the billing option that fits.

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