Pricing
Priced in naira, for Nigerian practice.
Three plans, proposed for launch. We’ll confirm final prices and usage limits before early access opens. Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing.
Proposed · not yet on saleStudent
For law students learning to read judgments and build arguments.
- Briefing judgments: facts, issues, ratio, obiter
- Research for essays, moots and projects
- Every citation checked, as on every plan
Individual
For practitioners doing their own research and drafting.
- Research and argument for your own matters
- Counter-authority before you file
- Verified authorities for written addresses and briefs
Professional
For research-heavy practice, every week.
- Longer, multi-step matters
- More room for research, verification and drafting
- Every citation checked, as on every plan
Chambers and firms. Shared workflows for a whole team are in planning. Tell us how your chambers researches.
Every plan runs all five checks.
Plans differ in how much work you can hand Barilex. How carefully that work is checked stays the same on all of them.
Pricing questions
Before you ask.
Why price in naira?
Because Nigerian lawyers are paid in naira. A Nigerian legal tool priced in dollars gets more expensive every time the exchange rate moves.
What are the usage limits?
Not set yet. An agent that researches, argues and verifies does far more work per question than a chatbot, and limits have to reflect that honestly. We’ll publish them before launch.
Who can use the student plan?
Students at a law faculty or the Nigerian Law School. Expect to show proof of enrolment when early access opens.
Will there be annual plans?
Not decided. If annual pricing makes sense for practitioners and chambers, we’ll offer it at launch.
Does joining the waitlist commit me to anything?
No. It’s an email address, and that’s all.
Early access
Meet your learned friend.
Barilex is in development. Join the waitlist and tell us what you’d hand it first. We’ll write once, when early access opens.