Help CenterThis guide explains the two billing models in LawPractice.ai. It helps you understand charges and avoid surprises.
Billing Models Overview
LawPractice.ai uses two billing types:
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Pay-Per-Use
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Subscription
Each model applies to different modules.
Pay-Per-Use Model (Example: Demands)
Pay-Per-Use charges you only when you generate output.
Common example:
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Demands module
How it works:
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Each generated demand triggers a charge
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No monthly commitment required
What triggers a charge:
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Clicking generate
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Creating a finalized demand output
Subscription Model (Most Other Modules)
Subscription plans charge you on a recurring basis.
Common subscription modules include:
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Intake AI
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Litigation Support
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Research tools
How it works:
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Monthly or annual billing
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Access remains active while subscription is active
What triggers access:
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Active subscription
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Successful payment
How Charges Are Calculated
Charges depend on the model:
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Pay-Per-Use → Per action or output
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Subscription → Per billing cycle
Usage-based modules may still show activity logs.
How to Avoid Billing Surprises
Follow these best practices:
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Review plan details before enabling modules
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Monitor usage for Pay-Per-Use features
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Limit access to billing-sensitive tools
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Test features with low volume first
Always check billing after major workflow changes.
Where to Monitor Billing Activity
You can review billing from the billing section.
Look for:
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Active plans
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Usage meters
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Line-item charges
