Does Clio have AI?

Yes. Clio sells AI in several places: Manage AI, the assistant inside Clio Manage that grew out of Clio Duo; Clio Draft, its document drafting product; Clio Work, a research-and-drafting workspace; and the Clio-owned Vincent AI and Docket Alarm. Clio Manage starts at $49/user/mo; Manage AI, Clio Draft, Clio Work and Vincent AI are priced by quote, and Docket Alarm posts a free tier and a $99 per user/month flat fee. Prices were read on the vendor's own site on October 31, 2026.

Inside Clio Manage

• Clio Manage: $49/user/mo on EasyStart, with Essentials, Advanced and Expand plans priced on clio.com and a 7-day free trial. Manage AI, the evolution of Clio Duo, schedules events from documents, prioritizes tasks, drafts client updates, analyzes documents and automates bill generation; the add-on is quote-based.
• Clio Duo: the earlier name for Clio's generative assistant for task prioritization, bill generation, document summarization and matter overviews. Clio's pricing page now sells these capabilities as the Manage AI add-on, priced by quote, and Clio posts that data is never used to train AI models and names SOC 2 Type II.

Clio's drafting and research products

• Clio Draft: quote-based. Formerly Lawyaw, it converts Word files into fillable templates, pre-fills court forms and multiple documents per case from Clio Manage data, sends client questionnaires and includes e-signature; its built-in AI turns existing Word documents into reusable templates. A no-training statement is posted and SOC 2 Type II named.
• Clio Work: quote-based, with a free trial. An AI workspace that reviews case files and contracts, builds matter timelines, finds jurisdiction-specific authority through a built-in citator and drafts motions and briefs, with Clio for Word inside Microsoft Word. Clio states nothing in it is used to train AI models and names SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001.

Clio-owned research tools

• Vincent AI: quote-based, with a free trial. vLex's assistant on the vLex/Fastcase database runs Ask a Research Question, 50-State Survey, Analyze a Complaint, Analyze a Contract and judge, lawyer and party profiles, lists Clio as an integration and offers bar-association discounts through 80+ bar partnerships. vLex posts a zero-retention policy and names SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
• Docket Alarm: Free, 5 actions per week; Pay-As-You-Go $39.99/mo plus per-use fees; Flat-Fee $99 per user/month for unlimited search and document access. Its AI Assistant answers questions about any case, judge or legal trend with cited answers, and Clio is a named integration.

Listed tools that name Clio in "Works with"

Beyond Clio's own products, 34 of the 125 tools in this directory name Clio on their own site:

• Intake and receptionists: Abby Connect, Alert Communications, Answering Legal, Goodcall, Hona, Intaker, Lawmatics, My AI Front Desk, NextPhone, Posh, Ruby, Smith.ai and Tars.
• Timekeeping and billing: Ajax, Lawgbook, LeanLaw and LegalTime AI.
• Marketing and websites: Birdeye, Civille, Kenect, LawLytics, Podium and Scorpion.
• Litigation and discovery: Briefpoint, Clearbrief, Parrot by Filevine and JusticeText.
• Documents, matters and knowledge: Gavel, Case Status, Tavrn, Sonix Legal, Docketwise, CaseMark Para and LawDroid Copilot.

How to read this

Clio Manage's $49/user/mo is the practice-management seat; Manage AI, Clio Draft, Clio Work and Vincent AI are each quoted on top of it, and Docket Alarm is the one Clio-owned product with a posted flat fee. "Works with" records only what a vendor names on its own site, and Clio's own listing names 300+ apps in the Clio App Directory, so the list above is the directory's record, not Clio's. Which Clio product a tool names, Manage or Grow, is on each listing.

Quick answers

Is Clio Duo still sold?

Clio's pricing page now sells the Clio Duo capabilities as the Manage AI add-on to Clio Manage, priced by quote on top of plans from $49/user/mo; the Clio Duo listing records the earlier name.

Does Clio post a price for its AI?

Clio Manage posts $49/user/mo for EasyStart with a 7-day free trial; the Manage AI add-on, Clio Draft, Clio Work and Vincent AI are quote-based, and Docket Alarm posts a free tier, $39.99/mo pay-as-you-go and a $99 per user/month flat fee.

Does Clio say client data is used to train its AI?

Clio posts that data is never used to train AI models and names SOC 2 Type II on Clio Manage, Clio Duo, Clio Draft and Clio Work; Vincent AI posts a zero-retention policy stating queries and documents are never used for model training.