The drafting team behind your practice

We draft litigation documents for attorneys and law firms.

Your strategy. Our drafting team. Complaints, motions and briefs, reviewed by a person on every page and delivered in your template.

One assignment or ongoing support.
Membership from $1,500 a month.

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  1. What do you need drafted? Tell me the document, the court and when you need it. I’ll help you estimate the hours and cost.

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200+ US-based drafting professionals

Every page reviewed by a person

Every authority checked against its source

Your firm stays on the record

01 / What we are

An extension of your practice.

More capacity for the work.
More time for your clients.

Litigify is a litigation drafting service for US attorneys and law firms. We turn your record and direction into a reviewed draft, so your team can stay focused on the case.

Use us for one demanding brief or a full docket. Your Case Manager coordinates the work, a senior reviewer checks it, and you retain control of strategy, final review and filing.

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02 / What we draft

From the first pleading
to the final brief.

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03 / How we help

Extra hands.
The same high standards.

A person proofreads every page. We draft with the latest technology and tools, then a person reviews every page and checks it for errors before it reaches you.

We follow your caption, formatting and house style. You receive the draft and the record behind it, with two revision rounds within the agreed scope.

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Included with your assignment
01

Your draft

An editable document, prepared in your template for counsel’s final review.

02

Cover memo

Scope, materials, open questions and credits used, clearly accounted for.

03

Verification Ledger

Authorities and record references checked, with the reviewer and time recorded.

04

Disclosure note

Any tool use and human review documented for counsel’s assessment.

04 / How it works

Your request in. A reviewed draft out.

01

Submit a request

Describe the document and deadline. Share your direction and record through the agreed channel, then approve the scope and credit quote.

02

We draft and verify

Your drafter develops the document. A senior reviewer checks every page, and citations are verified against source material.

03

Review, sign and file

Receive the draft and verification packet in your portal. Counsel retains responsibility for the final document and filing.

Standard drafting: 5 to 7 days. 48-hour and 24-hour delivery available, subject to confirmed scope and availability.

05 / Choose your capacity

One brief. Or your whole docket.

Start with credit hours for one assignment, or save with an ongoing membership.

Or save with a membership

Membership plans

Yearly on Desk, Team and Department: pay for 11 months, receive 12 months of credit hours.

Desk

For the solo litigator

$1,500/ month

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

25 credit hours of drafting a month

Choose Desk
  • A Case Manager on every assignment
  • Secure client portal with email alerts

Typically a complaint and two motions or oppositions

Department

For litigation boutiques, about 5 to 15 litigators

$5,600/ month

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

100 credit hours of drafting a month

Save $400 a month vs. Desk

Choose Department
  • Everything in Team, plus
  • Practice specialists and your full style guide
  • Priority scheduling
  • Add 25 credit hours at a time

Typically four complaints, full motion briefing and discovery

Firmwide

For national and multi-office firms

$13,500/ month

Starting price · annual agreement

From 250 credit hours of drafting a month, pooled

Save $1,500 a month vs. Desk

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  • Everything in Department, plus
  • A dedicated drafting team and a senior account lead
  • Pooled credits and your security terms

Typically summary judgment briefing, several complaints, motion practice and discovery

An account is required to purchase. We email your agreement and a secure payment link within one business day; no sales call needed.

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The free Proof Draft

See the work.
Then decide.

Create a free account and receive 8 Drafting Credits toward one real litigation document. Give us your brief and materials, redeem your credits, and judge the draft on your own matter.

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For eligible US attorneys and law firms. One per firm, up to 30 pages. Use within 30 days. No payment details required. Attorney verification, conflicts clearance and confirmed scope apply.

A few practical questions

Before you begin.

Is Litigify a law firm?

No. Litigify provides litigation drafting support for attorneys and law firms. Counsel directs the strategy, reviews the work, signs and files. We do not provide legal advice or represent clients.

Do I need a membership?

No. Buy 3 to 20 credit hours for a single assignment, or choose a membership for recurring work. One Drafting Credit is one hour of drafting work. Unused purchased hours remain available for 90 days.

How is the assignment priced?

The estimator gives you an initial estimate. Every assignment receives a defined scope and a credit quote before work begins. The approved quote is a ceiling; changes to the record, claims or parties require your approval of a revised scope.

How do you handle confidential materials?

Our team opens materials only after conflicts clear and the mutual NDA is signed. The estimator’s AI reads documents you choose to upload to scope the work. Review our security page before uploading restricted material.

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