BriefCatch productizes citation verification for self-serve buyers
The product is now sold directly in Individual, Pro and Enterprise plans, with seat administration, visible AI-credit allocation and a seven-day trial
Inside Practice · SEPTEMBER 14, 2026 · 1 MIN READ
On September 11, LawSites published BriefCatch’s September 9 announcement of a unified legal-writing suite, including a self-serve web application and general availability for its RealityCheck citation-verification tool. The product is now sold directly in Individual, Pro and Enterprise plans, with seat administration, visible AI-credit allocation and a seven-day trial. That packaging turns verification from a bespoke enterprise deployment into a discrete, purchasable service layer that can sit beside Word, Outlook or a browser workflow. Because the performance assertions come from BriefCatch, buyers should independently test proposition-level citation support, unavailable-source handling and false-positive rates before treating the product as a filing control.