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Merlise

Priced per seat. Quoted against your load.

Plans are set up with your team rather than bought off a page. Tell us what you check and how much of it, and we will show you Merlise on your own documents before you commit to anything.

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Team

from $299/ seat · month

For a single desk or practice getting started.

  • Up to 10 seats
  • Documents checked against all primary records
  • Calibrated probability and evidence trail on each claim
  • PDF and Word reports
  • 25 monitored claims with alerts
  • REST API · 1,000 requests a day
  • Email support
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Practice

from $599/ seat · month

For teams sharing work and reviewing each other's.

  • Everything in Team
  • 11 to 50 seats
  • 100 monitored claims
  • Shared workspaces with roles
  • Comment threads on claims
  • Predict then reveal review
  • SAML single sign on
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Custom

For regulated work and firm wide rollout.

  • Everything in Practice
  • Unlimited seats
  • Data residency and retention terms
  • On premise or private cloud deployment
  • Throughput guarantee under load
  • Dedicated calibration support
  • Annual agreement
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In every plan

A source behind every reading Calibrated confidence scores Full audit trail REST API and webhooks Low confidence claims routed to a person

One revenue figure that slips through a board pack costs more to walk back than a year of seats. That is the trade Merlise is priced against.

What counts as a claim?

One atomic, independently checkable statement pulled from a document: a figure, a date, an attribution, a clause. A ten page report usually breaks into 30 to 80 claims.

How does monitoring work?

You mark the claims you want watched. Merlise rechecks them on a schedule you set. When a reading crosses your threshold, you get an alert by email or webhook.

What are primary records?

SEC EDGAR filings, PubMed and Semantic Scholar papers, case law, Crossref DOIs, OpenAlex, Wikidata, OpenCorporates. Records with provenance, rather than scraped summaries.

Is my document data stored?

Documents and claims are stored so history, monitoring, and checks across documents work. You can delete a document and everything derived from it. Enterprise plans set their own residency and retention terms.

Can I reach it from my own tools?

Yes. The REST API covers upload, reading retrieval, re-checks, and review submission. Webhooks let you wire alerts into your existing stack.

How is pricing set?

Per seat, by plan and volume, with custom terms for Enterprise. Request a demo and we will quote against your document load.