₹1,999/mo
For the solo practice
- AI research with pin-cites
- Courts live — boards, cause lists, tracking
- Drafting agent + 3,500+ templates
- Limitation clocks & deadlines
₹1,999/month
Lawgger costs ₹1,999 a month, or ₹19,999 a year — about ₹66 a day. One price covers research, live court boards, cause lists, drafting, deadlines, matters and billing. Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial and no card.
No demo call, no “contact sales”, no quote that depends on who is asking. The same number is on this page for a first-year junior and for a senior counsel.
Every plan opens with a 14-day trial of the full platform. No card up front.
Firm and library quotes of ₹1.5–3 lakh a year are real, but they are institutional multi-seat figures. This table uses only what each vendor publishes for one user — and says so where nothing is published.
Prices verified July 2026
| Platform | Published single-user price | Practice tools included? |
|---|---|---|
| Lawgger | ₹1,999/month · ₹19,999/year | Yes — courts, drafting, matters, billing |
| SCC Online | ₹51,500 per user/year + 18% GST (AI Pro tier; higher tiers above it, discounted starter packages for junior advocates) | No — research only |
| Manupatra | Not published for individuals; a 24-hour pass and a pre-paid card are visible, the rest is quoted on request | No — research only |
| LexisNexis India | Not published — quoted on request | No — research only |
| Indian Kanoon | Free | No — judgment search only |
| Law Finder (Chawla) | Indicative ₹10,000–₹20,000/year | No — database only |
Verify current figures with each vendor before you decide; this table is refreshed monthly. The longer working is on the cost of legal research in India, and the feature-by-feature view is on the comparison page.
Most chambers pay for these separately. On Lawgger they are the same ₹19,999.
2.07 crore Indian judgments in full text — the Supreme Court and all 25 High Courts — with a pin-cite on every answer and a good-law verdict on every authority. Paste a brief and get a Table of Authorities back. See what that looks like on the research page.
Live display boards for all 25 High Courts, the Supreme Court and the tribunals, cause lists for any court on any date, CNR tracking with plain-words digests, and 21 statutory limitation clocks that roll past holidays and vacations.
Matters, clients, a tasks kanban, a live billing timer, GST invoices and Razorpay payments, with approval workflows and team chat. That is the whole of practice management, plus drafting from 3,500+ Indian formats.
No feature ladders, no “available on Enterprise”. One platform, whole.
Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial of the whole product — the same pin-cites and the same good-law verdicts a paying advocate gets, along with the court boards, drafting and practice management. No card is asked for to begin.
It matters for two groups. The first is law students and interns, who are the people most likely to be caught out by a citation that does not exist. A fortnight of real, checkable answers is enough to write a moot memorial honestly. There is more on how to use it on the page for law students.
The second is advocates who want to test the answers before they trust them. Run the trial against matters where you already know the law and the authorities. If the pin-cites hold up, the courts, drafting and billing sides are already switched on. If they do not, you have lost nothing. Solo advocates generally do this for a fortnight before committing.
The trial does not convert quietly. Nothing is charged when it ends; you decide whether to continue at ₹1,999 a month or ₹19,999 a year, and you can cancel at any time. What happens to your money and your files if you leave is set out on the refunds and cancellation page; how your matters are held is on the trust page.
₹1,999 a month, or ₹19,999 a year if you pay annually — about ₹66 a day. One price covers research over 2.07 crore judgments, live court boards, cause lists, drafting, the limitation clocks, matters and billing. There is no separate research tier and no 'contact sales' step for a quote.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial of the full product and no card is asked for. Nothing is charged automatically at the end of it — you choose whether to continue. After the trial Lawgger is ₹1,999 a month or ₹19,999 a year, and you can cancel at any time.
Yes. A GST invoice is issued for every payment, monthly or annual, so the subscription goes into your books as a professional expense the way any other chamber cost does. Payments run through Razorpay and UPI is supported. Your GSTIN can be added to your account so it appears on every invoice.
Yes, from inside your account, without ringing anyone or writing a letter. A monthly plan stops at the end of the month you have paid for; an annual plan runs to the end of its term. The refunds and cancellation page sets out exactly what happens to your money and your files.
Because it is priced for a single advocate rather than a firm's library budget. Published single-user plans from the established research platforms run into tens of thousands of rupees a year for search alone, before any practice software. Lawgger's ₹19,999 covers both sides. Verify competitor figures with the vendor.
The trial is the whole platform. No card to begin. The maths is on this page.
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