Checked Oct 2026 against LexisNexis' own pages; details may have changed since.
1. What LexisNexis shows about pricing
LexisNexis' product page for Lexis+ with Protégé describes a legal AI solution for drafting, research and analysis. The pages checked show no list price and no plan table. The store page for law firms mentions Lexis+ and Lexis+ with Protégé and directs you to contact LexisNexis for a demo or more information.
The product was previously called Lexis+ AI. Many articles and search results still use that name, so a price quoted under the old name may not match the current plan.
2. How it is sold
LexisNexis describes customized pricing that varies with the size of your organization, the capabilities you need, and the scope of content access. In practice that means a quote.
LexisNexis also publishes rate schedules for some pricing, including transactional charges for activity outside flat-rate subscriptions. Whether any apply to an AI plan depends on your contract. Ask.
A free trial is offered by form. The page states no trial length. Request it early, and note what is included during the trial and what is not.
3. Figures that circulate, and why to weigh them carefully
Search “Lexis+ AI pricing” and some sites give per-seat or annual ranges. This guide does not repeat them. LexisNexis has not published a list price, the figures differ between sources, and many predate the rename. A number that does not name its plan, its date and its source is an estimate, not a price.
4. How to get a real number for your firm
Ask LexisNexis these questions in writing:
- Is the quote for Lexis+ with Protégé, and does it replace or add to the Lexis subscription I hold now?
- Is the price flat-rate, or are some activities charged outside the subscription at a published rate?
- What does the quote assume about my firm size and the content I need?
- Are Shepard's, Vaults and the Microsoft 365 integration included, or priced separately?
- What is the contract length, and what are the renewal terms and any renewal increase?
- What does onboarding cost, and is training included?
- Can the firm run real matters through the product before signing?
Ask the same questions of every vendor so the answers compare. Our guide to evaluating legal AI has the full checklist, and the legal AI pricing guide sets out the pricing models and lists vendors side by side. For a feature comparison, see Irys vs Lexis.
5. What's confirmed vs not confirmed
| Category | Shown by LexisNexis | Not shown |
|---|---|---|
| Standard price | No list price shown for Lexis+ AI or Lexis+ with Protégé | Any per-seat or per-month figure |
| Product name | LexisNexis now markets the product as Lexis+ with Protégé | How older Lexis+ AI contracts map to current plans |
| Pricing basis | Customized to the buyer; the store page directs you to contact LexisNexis for a demo or more information | The factors and their weights |
| Rate schedules | LexisNexis publishes rate schedules for some pricing, including per-search and hourly schedules for law firms | Whether a given schedule applies to Lexis+ with Protégé in your contract |
| Free trial | Free trial by form on a LexisNexis page; no length stated | Trial length, terms, eligibility |
| Contract length and renewal | Not shown | Term length, renewal increase |
Frequently asked questions
How much does Lexis+ AI cost per month?
LexisNexis shows no monthly price on the pages checked. Its store page directs you to contact LexisNexis for a demo or more information, and the price is customized to the buyer.
Is Lexis+ AI the same as Lexis+ with Protégé?
LexisNexis now markets the product as Lexis+ with Protégé, a legal AI solution for drafting, research and analysis. Older articles and some search results still use the Lexis+ AI name. Ask your representative which name your quote uses.
Does Lexis+ AI have a free trial?
A LexisNexis page offers a free trial by form. The page states no trial length or terms, so confirm both when you request it.
Are there extra charges outside the subscription?
LexisNexis publishes rate schedules for some pricing, including transactional charges for activity outside flat-rate subscriptions. Ask whether any apply to your plan, and how they are capped.
What do third-party sites say Lexis+ AI costs?
Some sites state a per-seat or annual figure. None came from a LexisNexis list price, the figures differ, and this guide does not repeat them. Treat any number without a dated LexisNexis source as unconfirmed.
How do I get Lexis+ AI pricing?
Contact LexisNexis through its website or your account representative, and request a quote in writing. Bring your attorney count and the questions in the checklist above.
Who publishes this guide?
Irys (formerly Iqidis), a legal AI platform with published pricing: $299 per month for Irys One and $329 per seat per month for Irys Teams, with a 7-day free trial. Irys competes with Lexis+ AI. This guide keeps its claims to what LexisNexis shows on its own pages.
Transparency contrast
Irys publishes its pricing on the Irys pricing page. Irys One is $299 per month for one attorney, and Irys Teams is $329 per seat per month for teams of two to twenty-five, with no per-token or per-query overage on the advertised Irys One plan. A seven-day trial requires no credit card. Published pricing is not always the better fit, since a large deployment may need a scoped quote, but you can check cost before you speak to anyone.
This guide is based on publicly available information checked Oct 2026. “Not shown” means no price or term appeared on the vendor's pages that we checked; actual pricing, features and contract terms may differ. Confirm current details with the vendor before you buy. Irys (formerly Iqidis) publishes this guide and competes with Lexis+ AI.
