Pricing

Founding beta access, set with your firm.

Arbor is working with a limited group of invited plaintiff-side PI firms while the workflow is refined from real feedback. Live authority coverage begins in Tennessee, with more states on the roadmap.

How pricing works

Beta access.

There is no price sheet yet. Each invited firm agrees its own terms with us, based on how many attorneys need the workspace, how many active matters go through it, and what security review your firm runs first.

Attorney workspace
Per firm

Keeps your firm workspace open for attorney review: authenticated access, the live case dashboard, and direct support.

Case workflow
Per active matter

Covers the records-to-demand workflow on a live file: intake, medical review, gap-spotting, citation checks, and a draft demand.

What you get

What runs on live firm data.

Attorney workspace

  • Authenticated, firm-scoped workspace
  • Live case dashboard across your docket
  • Cases owned and exportable by your firm
  • Direct email support from the founder

Active case workflow

  • Pasted-notes intake
  • Tort identification with statutory cites
  • Statute-of-limitations countdown
  • Source-linked medical chronology
  • Treatment-gap and missing-record detection
  • Demand letter draft built from facts your team approved
  • Work-product export

FAQ

Billing, security, and ownership.

How is beta access handled?
Arbor is working with a limited group of invited plaintiff-side PI firms. We confirm access details in writing before your firm uploads case data.
Do paralegals or staff need their own seat?
Paralegals and other firm staff are included. The people who prepare and organize the file work in the same firm workspace the attorney reviews in.
Where is my case data stored, and who can access it?
Your case data lives in a firm-scoped store on US infrastructure, isolated to your firm by database row-level security and reachable only through authenticated sign-in. It is encrypted in transit and at rest. Because Arbor is still in beta, firms handling live medical records should complete a brief security review with us first.
Who owns the work product Arbor generates?
Your firm. Demand drafts, summaries, timelines, and other outputs are your firm's work product, and they stay owned and exportable by your firm.
Is Arbor SOC 2 compliant? HIPAA?
Neither yet. Arbor makes no SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance claim today. The workspace is authenticated and firm-scoped, and case data is encrypted in transit and at rest. HIPAA readiness remains report-only while BAAs and full PHI controls are built out.
Do you train models on my case data?
No. Arbor runs on model-provider settings that keep your case content and work product out of provider training.
How is Arbor different from generic legal AI or horizontal legal-tech tools?
Generic legal AI hands you a smarter search box and leaves the work to you. Horizontal legal-tech platforms are priced for enterprise procurement. Arbor is built for one practice area: a structured path from records to a demand letter built from facts your team has approved, with Tennessee authority drawn from stored source text. What you get back is the work product, ready for attorney review.
Can I cancel? What happens to my data?
Beta access is month-to-month unless your written onboarding terms say otherwise. Your work product remains exportable by your firm.
Do you offer nonprofit, clinic, or flexible terms?
Yes. Arbor works for plaintiff-side PI practices of every size, and beta onboarding can account for legal aid, clinic, early-practice, and other firm constraints. Email patrick@arborcase.com to talk through fit.

Still deciding

Walk through a sample case before you commit.