Free
$0USD, unlimited
See your whole conversation laid out before you decide anything.
- Full watermarked preview
- First 200 messages
- No account, no card
Every tier turns the same WhatsApp chat into the same PDF; what changes is what the document carries. The preview is free and unlimited, so you can see exactly what you would be paying for before you pay for it. Nothing is uploaded at any tier, and no tier is priced by message count.
$0USD, unlimited
See your whole conversation laid out before you decide anything.
$19USD per export
The complete conversation, kept as a document you can hold onto.
Recommended for court filings
$79USD per export
Less than fifteen minutes of paralegal time.
Everything a produced document needs to be cited and checked.
All prices in US dollars. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
Not sure what the Legal tier adds? Read what Bates numbering is and how a SHA-256 digest works, or look at a finished exhibit with both of them on the page.
An export is paid for once. You can correct transcripts, change the Bates prefix, redact something you missed and regenerate as often as you like for thirty days, at no further charge.
Four thousand messages or forty thousand, twelve pages or six hundred: the price is the same. Nothing here is metered, because pricing by volume is what turns a document into a commodity.
If your export does not parse, you will know before paying rather than after. That is also why there is no refund policy to read: the thing you are buying is the thing you already watched work.
For firms
Family-law practices run this every month. Per-exhibit pricing stops making sense somewhere around the third matter.
$39USD per month
Or $349 a year, saving $119.
Access issued within one business day.
Questions about firm billing? Email us.
Voice-note transcription runs on your own machine and needs a desktop browser. It is not available on a phone or a tablet, which is worth knowing before you buy the Legal tier for the transcripts.
Bates numbering and an integrity certificate make a document citable and checkable. They are professional conventions, not legal requirements, and they do not decide what a court will accept.