Pricing
Priced by the shape of your firm
Not by a seat count you have to explain to your partners. Choose the description that matches your practice today; move when your practice moves.
Sole practitioners and small chambers
Chambers
Sole practitioners and firms of 1 to 5 lawyers. One price for the whole chambers, no head-counting.
GHS1,200
per firm, per month
Up to 5 lawyers, billed monthly
Recommended for
- You practise alone or with a handful of colleagues.
- Matters, deadlines and invoices currently live in a diary, a Word folder and your head.
- You want one price for the whole chambers, not a bill that changes when a pupil joins.
Included:
- Matters, clients, tasks and calendar
- Time capture and invoicing in your client currency
- Firm document storage with version history
- AI research with a citation on every claim
- Drafting from your own matter facts
- Email support
Growing firms with several fee earners
Practice
Growing firms of 6 to 25 lawyers running matters across several fee earners. Priced per lawyer.
GHS450
per lawyer, per month
Every fee earner you name, billed monthly
Recommended for
- Six or more lawyers share matters, and work moves between them.
- A partner needs to see the whole book; an associate should see only their own.
- Billing depends on hours several people recorded in several places.
Everything in Chambers, plus:
- Role-based access for partners, associates, paralegals and secretaries
- Matter assignment and reassignment across the firm
- Firm-wide billing views and fee-earner reporting
- Shared drafting templates for your practice areas
- Full audit trail on every matter
- Onboarding session and priority support
Multi-office firms and in-house teams
Firm
25+ lawyers, multi-office, or an in-house department. Scoped with you, then written into terms.
Let’s talk
priced per firm
Scoped to your offices and matter volume
Recommended for
- You have more than one office, or lawyers in more than one jurisdiction.
- Procurement, IT or a general counsel will review this before anyone signs.
- You need data residency, migration and engagement terms agreed in writing.
Everything in Practice, plus:
- Multi-office structure and cross-office reporting
- Data residency options and a written migration plan
- Security questionnaire and due-diligence support
- Negotiated engagement terms and invoicing in GHS or USD
- Named account contact
- Assisted migration from paper, Word folders or Excel
Prices exclude any applicable taxes. Annual plans are billed once for ten months of the monthly rate.
More than one office, or a legal function inside a business
We scope multi-office firms and in-house departments case by case, then put the structure, the residency and the terms in writing before you commit.
Buying Lexqura
How firms actually buy this
Software is rarely bought by the person who uses it. These are the four things a managing partner, an accountant or a procurement officer asks before a decision is made.
Payment
Invoice in GHS, pay how you already pay
We invoice in cedis or dollars and accept bank transfer and mobile money. No card is required to start, and none is required to renew.
Diligence
Security questionnaires answered by a person
Send us your questionnaire, your IT reviewer, or your general counsel. We answer in the form you use rather than pointing you at a page.
Contracting
Engagement terms you can mark up
Firm plans are contracted, not clicked. Terms, notice periods and service commitments are agreed in writing before anyone signs.
Data
Residency and migration, decided up front
We agree where your data sits, and we plan the move from paper, Word folders or Excel before you switch anything off.
Before you decide
Questions worth asking
Which plan is right for my firm?
Chambers
- You practise alone or with a handful of colleagues.
- Matters, deadlines and invoices currently live in a diary, a Word folder and your head.
- You want one price for the whole chambers, not a bill that changes when a pupil joins.
Practice
- Six or more lawyers share matters, and work moves between them.
- A partner needs to see the whole book; an associate should see only their own.
- Billing depends on hours several people recorded in several places.
Firm
- You have more than one office, or lawyers in more than one jurisdiction.
- Procurement, IT or a general counsel will review this before anyone signs.
- You need data residency, migration and engagement terms agreed in writing.
Can we pay by bank transfer or mobile money?
What happens if we add or remove a lawyer mid-term?
Will you help us migrate from paper, Word folders or Excel?
Is there a contract, and can we leave?
Still deciding? Send us your security questionnaire, or bring a real matter to a call and we will run it in front of you.