Robin AI Pricing Overview
Robin AI at a glance
Robin AI offers three pricing tiers. The Free tier provides 10 daily messages for single users. The Pro plan offering unlimited messages, uploads, and 3 monthly reports for up to 5 users. The Enterprise tier includes everything in Pro plus advanced features like instant clause comparison, centralized obligations management, SSO integration, 30+ monthly reports, unlimited users, bespoke playbooks, and dedicated customer success support. Pro subscribers can sign up directly, while Enterprise requires consulting with sales for custom pricing. This structure lets users scale from basic document review to comprehensive legal AI solutions as their needs grow.
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Free | Free1 user Per Month | Forever.
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| Pro | Unlimited access to our Legal AI Assistant.
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| Enterprise | Contact Us | Access to Robin AI Query and Reports.
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Robin AI pricing & plans
Robin AI Pricing Reviews
Robin AI is able to support my legal work as Project In-house Legal Counsel for several companies in Singapore. Robin AI can review right down to the clause levels, legally onerous clauses and recommend changes to suit my needs. When I prompt on the development of legal checklist or how to design a legal risk management framework, Robin AI suggests good and workable ideas. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There shouldnt be a minimum subscription of $100 for 5 users - as I am a sole user. Robin AI should allow monthly subscription on an individual basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
For improving contract precision, Robin AI has been a good tool. When it comes to multiple agreements, the AI driven review makes sure that important details aren’t missed. First and foremost, I like how it improves consistency on the contracts to minimize the discrepancy that can cause legal problems. In addition, it assists with complying with regulations, by locating possible problems at very early stages. It has smoothed out the contract negotiations by allowing the legal and business teams to work together much better in the manner of running the approval workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Frankly, what bothers me about Robin AI is that it often misunderstands the phrasing of legal theory. This is helpful for standard contracts though for more complex contracts you still need to manually review to your great mistake of missing anything critical. Additionally, while does occasionally flag non issues, it also misses some more subtle ones. That means we can’t trust it fully and we need an other layer of human oversight, which often adds unexpected delay in finalization of contract. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
