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How much does AI demand letter software cost?

Quick answer · Updated Oct 31, 2026 · Prices checked against each vendor's own site.

AI demand letter software for a personal injury firm is mostly priced by quote: nine of the 15 tools in Medical Records, Demand Letters & Personal-Injury Tools draft the demand itself, and six of those nine quote after a demo. Three post something a firm can read before the call: Novo has a free plan, Lexmata prices by the page from $0.10/page, and Neos Demands Plus rides on Neos plans from $109/user/mo billed yearly with the AI tier quoted. The records work that feeds the demand is where per-page prices are posted, $0.15/page at InPractice and $0.25/page at Lexitas Record Insights. Prices were read on each vendor's own site on October 31, 2026.

Demand drafting priced by quote

  • EvenUp: quote-based, case-based. Express Demands and Expert Demands with MedChrons chronologies, plus an AI + Professional Review option where EvenUp staff finish the draft; connects to Litify, SmartAdvocate and CASEpeer with no integration fee.
  • Supio: quote-based. Instant Demands, chronologies, a case ledger and litigation drafts from the records already in the file; syncs with MyCase, Smokeball, Litify, SmartAdvocate and CASEpeer, and the vendor posts a no-training statement with SOC 2 Type II.
  • Eve: quote-based, by demo. Demand letters in the firm's own tone and letterhead, built from its past demands, with medical overviews, intake and an AI voice agent on the same platform.
  • Anytime AI: quote-based. Demand, chronology and discovery agents, plus custom agents built around the firm's own templates; syncs one-way with Smokeball, SmartAdvocate, Neos and Litify, and posts a zero-data-training policy.
  • Tavrn: quote-based, per firm. Record-retrieval agents that chase providers every 48 hours, then chronologies and a demand package promised within 24 hours; native Clio and Smokeball integrations.
  • Lexee AI: quote-based, per firm. Demand Package Drafting inside the CloudLex case file, with medical summaries and incident-to-MMI chronologies that carry human review.

Posted prices

  • Novo: free plan; paid plans quote-based. Upload accident reports, photos and records, and Novo drafts the demand with a Demand Strength score; the first demand letter is at no charge, and partner logos show MyCase, Smokeball, CASEpeer and SmartAdvocate.
  • Neos Demands Plus: Neos Essentials $109/user/mo billed yearly, Premium $139/user/mo billed yearly, NeosAI Platinum quoted; Demands Plus requires Platinum and its price scales with caseload. It builds a cited chronology that flags duplicates and 45-day treatment gaps, then drafts the demand in the structure of the firm's past demands; the vendor posts a no-training statement and names SOC 2 Type II.
  • Lexmata: $0.10/page for OCR and search, $0.20/page with chronologies, $0.30/page with medical summaries, cumulative; the Automated Demand Letters module drafts from the organized records, and a firm can try up to 500 pages free.

The records that feed the demand

How to read this

The quote-based vendors describe the basis differently: EvenUp says case-based, Neos says the Demands Plus price scales with caseload, Tavrn and Lexee AI quote per firm, Eve prices by demo, and Supio and Anytime AI are quoted. Filevine's DemandsAI and CloudLex's Lexee AI come inside a case-management subscription, both quoted. Of the nine demand tools, Supio, Anytime AI and Neos Demands Plus post that client data is not used to train their models and name a standard; each listing records what the others post.

Quick answers

Is there free AI demand letter software?

Novo has a free plan that drafts a first demand letter at no charge, Lexmata lets a firm try up to 500 pages free before its per-page pricing starts, and InPractice starts every account with 500 free pages for chronologies and summaries.

Which demand letter tools connect to CASEpeer, Smokeball or Clio?

EvenUp and Supio connect to CASEpeer; Supio, Anytime AI, Novo and Tavrn list Smokeball; Tavrn lists Clio. Neos Demands Plus and Lexee AI run inside Neos and CloudLex.

Which of these vendors post that client data is not used to train AI models?

Among the demand tools, Supio (SOC 2 Type II), Anytime AI (HIPAA) and Neos Demands Plus (SOC 2 Type II). Among the records tools, InPractice (HIPAA), Asabell by Compex (SOC 2 Type II; HIPAA) and U.S. Legal Support RecordSummary Pro (SOC 2 Type 2; HIPAA).

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