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Medical Chronology Software

Medical chronology software pricing

By Ahmed Jemaa, Co-Founder and CEO of Medrecords AI. Updated .

Answer in brief: 13 of 32 products publish a price, using 7 different models: per page, per record set, per case, a monthly page allowance, credits, per seat and per retrieval request. The other 19 quote after a demo. Per-page plans are cheapest on small files, per-case and capped plans on large ones, and the unit being billed (uploaded page, deduplicated page or a 400-token "page") moves the total more than the headline rate.

Limits: Every product fact comes from the vendor's own website, read on 2026-11-12 and linked in each row. We have not tested these products, and "not published" means we did not find the fact on the pages we read, not that the product lacks it.

The 8 ways vendors charge

ModelHow it billsProductsWatch for
Per page, prepaidBuy a pack of pages; the rate drops with pack sizeMedrecords AI (ours), InPractice, LexitasWhether duplicates count; whether credits expire (Medrecords AI and InPractice say never)
Per record set, cappedA base fee plus a small page fee, with a ceilingCaseMarkThe cap applies to sets up to 25,000 pages
Per case1 price per case, any sizeLegalyzeWhat counts as 1 case; sale prices with end dates
Monthly page allowanceA monthly fee covers a page count; extra pages cost moreMediScan AIUnused pages and the overage rate
Credit subscriptionAnnual or monthly credits spent per processDodonai; Superinsight (free chronology, paid plans)A "billable page" may not be a PDF page; advanced runs use more credits
Per seat or licenseA monthly fee per userCasefleet, NexLaw ChronoVault, ProPlaintiff, Hathr.AIAI usage limits inside the seat; BAA fees
Per retrieval requestA fee per provider request, chronology includedInqueryProvider copy fees on top
Quote onlyPrice set after a demo19 productsMinimum terms, seats and onboarding fees you only learn on the call

Published prices, read 2026-11-12

ProductPricing modelPublished priceSource, read on
Medrecords AI (ours)Per page, prepaid credits10 cents per deduplicated page; 8 cents at 100,000 credits; 5 cents at 500,000; a report is $10our product page, 2026-11-12
CaseMarkPer record set, capped$25 plus 1 cent a page, never more than $100 for a set of up to 25,000 pages; litigation support plans from $500 a monthcasemark.com/pricing; features page, 2026-11-12
InPracticePer page, prepaid packs1,000 pages $150 (15 cents); 5,000 $600 (12 cents); 20,000 $2,000 (10 cents); 100,000 $7,000 (7 cents); credits never expireinpractice.ai/pricing; chronology page, 2026-11-12
WisedocsQuoteNot publishedwisedocs.ai product page, 2026-11-12
DigitalOwlQuote; self-serve legal tierNot publisheddigitalowl.com; law firm blog, 2026-11-12
EvenUp MedChronsQuoteNot publishedevenuplaw.com guide, 2026-11-12
SupioQuoteNot publishedsupio.com; chronology blog, 2026-11-12
EveQuoteNot publishedeve.legal; chronology guide, 2026-11-12
ProPlaintiffPer user, monthlyIts own comparison post states about $99 to $249 per user a month; the pricing page text showed no figurechronology page; own comparison post, 2026-11-12
MedChron by FilevineQuote, inside FilevineNot publishedfilevine.com features, 2026-11-12
SuperinsightFree chronology, then monthly planChronology free for every case; plans from $250 a monthsuperinsight.ai/pricing; superinsight.ai, 2026-11-12
LegalyzePer case$299 a case; $199 for firms starting by 2026-11-30; unlimited userslegalyze.ai/pricing; chronology page, 2026-11-12
DodonaiCredit subscriptionAnnual: $300 (4,800 credits), $600 (24,000) or $1,000 (120,000); a billable page is about 400 tokens, not a PDF pagedodon.ai/pricing; compare page, 2026-11-12
CasefleetPer user, monthlyStarter $30 a month; Advanced AI $140 per user a month; Enterprise quotedcasefleet.com/pricing, 2026-11-12
InFactIQQuoteNot publishedinfactiq.com, 2026-11-12
TavrnQuote; provider fees passed throughNot publishedtavrn.ai; chronology blog, 2026-11-12
InqueryPer retrieval request$20 a request introductory; $40 standardinquery.ai/pricing; inquery.ai, 2026-11-12
NexLaw ChronoVaultPer license, monthly or annual$250 a month per license; annual plans $2,999 or $3,999nexlaw.ai/pricing; ChronoVault page, 2026-11-12
SmartAdvocate SmartIntelligenceQuote, inside SmartAdvocateNot publishedsmartadvocate.com article, 2026-11-12
Lexitas Record InsightsPer page uploadedIntroductory rate of 25 cents per page uploadedlexitaslegal.com Record Insights, 2026-11-12
MediScan AIMonthly plan with page allowance$169 a month for 1,200 pages then 10 cents; $445 for 3,500 then 7 cents; $665 for 10,000mediscan.ai/pricing; mediscan.ai, 2026-11-12
ReviewGenX by MOSQuoteNot publishedmosmedicalrecordreview.com, 2026-11-12
LezDo TechMedPricing page linked, not capturedNot publishedlezdotechmed.com, 2026-11-12
Hathr.AIPer user, monthlyFrom $45 to $47 a monthhathr.ai/pricing, 2026-11-12
NewcaseQuoteNot publishednewcase.ai chronology page, 2026-11-12
VerixAiQuoteNot published; discussed on a callcormetrix.com own guide, 2026-11-12
LongHealth EvalPathQuoteNot publishedlonghealth.io EvalPath, 2026-11-12
ChartInsightQuoteNot publishedchartinsight.ai; internal medicine page, 2026-11-12
LawftWaitlistNot publishedlawft.com chronology page, 2026-11-12
Expert Institute ExpertIQQuoteNot publishedexpertinstitute.com ExpertIQ, 2026-11-12
Anytime AIQuoteNot publishedanytimeai.ai chronology page, 2026-11-12
ChronicleQuoteNot publishedchroniclelegal.com feature page, 2026-11-12

Prices are list prices before tax, as printed on the vendor page on the capture date. Sale prices carry their stated end date. Check the vendor page before you buy.

What 1 file costs under each published price

The chart plots the cost of 1 file from 0 to 5,000 pages under the 5 prices that bill per file or per page. It uses each vendor's starting rate, with no volume discount and no duplicate removal.

Cost of 1 medical record file from 0 to 5,000 pages under 5 published prices Line chart. At 5,000 pages: Lexitas at 25 cents a page costs $1,250; InPractice at 15 cents costs $750; Medrecords AI at 10 cents costs $500; Legalyze is flat at $299 a case; CaseMark at $25 plus 1 cent a page costs $75 and caps at $100. Per-page plans cost less than Legalyze below about 1,200 pages for Lexitas, 2,000 for InPractice and 3,000 for Medrecords AI. Below 278 pages, 10 cents a page costs less than CaseMark. $0$250$500$750$1,000$1,250 01,0002,0003,0004,0005,000 Pages in the file Lexitas 25¢ InPractice 15¢ Medrecords AI 10¢ (ours) Legalyze $299 a case CaseMark $25 + 1¢, cap $100 Starting list prices read 2026-11-12. No volume discounts, no duplicate removal, no sale prices.
Figure 3. Cost of 1 file by pricing model. CaseMark's capped price is the lowest above 278 pages; per-page plans beat Legalyze's per-case price below about 1,200 to 3,000 pages, depending on the rate. Price is 1 input; citations, duplicates and the BAA are the others.

On price alone, CaseMark's capped record-set fee wins on almost any file over a few hundred pages, and our own product is not the cheapest line on this chart. Per-page billing on deduplicated pages narrows the gap on files with many repeats, which the calculator below lets you test.

Cost calculator: your monthly volume on 9 published prices

Enter your typical file and volume. The calculator uses only the list prices printed in the table above, read 2026-11-12. It runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.

Pages as uploaded
Only changes plans that state they skip duplicates
For seat and license plans

Turn on JavaScript to see the calculator results. The prices it uses are in the table above.

Assumptions: prepaid per-page rates use the pack tier your yearly volume would reach if you bought a year of pages at once. MediScan uses the cheapest of its 3 plans for your monthly pages. Seat plans don't depend on pages. Dodonai is left out because its "billable page" is about 400 tokens of text, not a PDF page. Quote-only vendors can't be costed.

Read the result with the rest of the directory open. A $0 or $140 line may be the cheapest and still the wrong buy if it lacks a BAA, citations you can export, or a product built for your kind of file.

What the price page leaves out