Justice Genie pricing

Start free — upload up to 3 documents at no cost. Upgrade anytime for more encrypted storage, and cancel whenever you like. Pay monthly, or yearly and get 2 months free.

Free trial

$0

Try it with up to 3 uploaded files — no card required.

Start free

Starter

$9/mo

or $90/yr — 2 months free

25 GB of encrypted storage for a single matter.

Choose Starter
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Pro

$29/mo

or $290/yr — 2 months free

100 GB for active litigation with many exhibits.

Choose Pro

Business

$99/mo

or $990/yr — 2 months free

1 TB for firms and high-volume document sets.

Choose Business

Every plan includes cited answers, public-law lookup, practice mode, the case intake guide, deadline reminders, live-hearing help, and per-account isolation. All documents are encrypted at rest — see our Privacy Policy.

Automatic renewal: Paid plans renew automatically each month or year at the then-current price until you cancel. Cancel anytime online from Plans → Manage billing in the app; access continues through the period you paid for. All sales are final, with no refunds for partial periods except where required by law. See the Terms of Service.

Pricing questions

How much does Justice Genie cost?

You can start free and upload up to 3 documents with no card required. Paid plans add encrypted storage: Starter is $9/month for 25 GB, Pro is $29/month for 100 GB, and Business is $99/month for 1 TB. Pay yearly instead and get 2 months free ($90, $290, or $990 per year). Every plan includes the full assistant.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Paid plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel online anytime from Plans → Manage billing in the app; access continues through the period you paid for. Billing is handled securely by Stripe — we never see or store your card details.

Is Justice Genie a lawyer or law firm — does it give legal advice?

No. Justice Genie is not a lawyer, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. It provides legal information grounded in your own documents and cited public law. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.