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Casefleet
Fact-chronology and case-analysis software with document review and timelines, where the Casey assistant summarizes documents and drafts proposed facts for approval.
| What the AI does | Casey AI Assistant, Agentic Workflows, Document Intelligence (Summarization, Entity Extraction, Document Organization), Proposed Facts |
|---|---|
| Who it serves | Solo attorneys, Small law firms, Personal injury firms, Family law and estate planning practices, Criminal defense practices |
| Starting price | $30/user/mo (Starter); Advanced AI $140/user/mo (100,000 AI credits/user/mo); Enterprise custom for 20+ users; pay annually to save 22% |
| Pricing model | Per user/month |
| Free trial | Yes |
| Best fit | Solo attorney, Small firm |
| Category | Litigation Analytics, Depositions & Case Prep |
| Also fits | eDiscovery & Document Review AI |
| Confidentiality | Not posted on the vendor's site. |
| Checked | 2026-10-31, against the vendor's own page |
Who it's for
Casefleet is listed as a fit for solo attorneys and small firms, and the vendor names solo attorneys, small law firms, personal injury firms, family law and estate planning practices and criminal defense practices on its own site. The job it gets hired for: preparing the case: analytics on judges and opponents, deposition summaries, chronologies and discovery drafts. It also fits the eDiscovery & Document Review AI category.
What it costs
Casefleet starts at $30/user/mo (Starter); Advanced AI $140/user/mo (100,000 AI credits/user/mo); Enterprise custom for 20+ users; pay annually to save 22%, per user/month. There is a free trial.
Good to know
Casefleet starts at $30 per user a month, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required, and its Advanced AI plan adds Casey, an assistant that drafts proposed facts and summarizes documents for the chronology. The vendor posts that conversation data is not used to train AI models, and it has use-case pages for personal injury, criminal, family and employment practices.
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