Descrybe prices an AI-ready primary-law layer at $25 per user

On September 17, LawSites published Descrybe’s launch of a ChatGPT Enterprise plugin that connects U.S. primary law with citation relationships, subsequent treatment, legal issues and jurisdictional context. Descrybe priced the Legal Engine at $25 per user per month across supported assistants and its full research platform at $50 per user per month; the coverage and performance assertions are company-supplied. The price point gives mid-sized firms a relatively low-cost route to test whether structured legal data improves general-model research without replacing an incumbent service at the outset. Any pilot should measure adverse-treatment detection, jurisdictional completeness, citation availability and the amount of lawyer verification still required before comparing subscription prices.