Syncra

Pricing

Plans That Scale
With Your Caseload

Per-user pricing with no separate charge for the parts that matter — classification, extraction, routing, and the audit trail are in every plan.

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Starter

$99

user/month

For growing firms ready to automate

  • Up to 10 users
  • 500 documents/month
  • AI classification & extraction
  • Email routing
  • Basic analytics
  • Email support
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Professional

$199

user/month

For firms shipping production workflows

  • Unlimited users
  • Unlimited documents
  • Smart routing engine
  • Approval workflows
  • Compliance automation
  • Priority support
  • API access
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Enterprise

Custom

pricing

For firms with complex compliance needs

  • Everything in Professional
  • Custom integrations
  • Dedicated success manager
  • On-premise deployment option
  • SLA guarantee
  • SSO / SAML
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What every plan includes

Document classification on intake, party and deadline extraction, routing to an owner, review and approval logging, matter-scoped access control, and automatic filing against the matter. Those are the mechanics of getting documents under control, so they are not held back for higher tiers.

What changes between plans is capacity — how many users and documents — and how sophisticated the routing rules can get.

Questions about pricing

How is Syncra priced?
Per user, per month. Each plan includes document classification, extraction, and routing; higher tiers add unlimited documents and the smart routing engine.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. The demo runs on seeded example data so you can see intake, routing, and approvals working before providing any billing details.
Can I change plans later?
Yes. Plans are monthly per user, so you can move between tiers as your firm's document volume and team size change.
Which plan fits a small firm?
Starter covers up to ten users and 500 documents per month, which suits most small firms getting their intake and routing under control. Firms with continuous high-volume intake — workers' compensation practices in particular — usually need Professional's unlimited documents.