Credit-Based Pricing for Patent Matters

This pricing structure turns litigation workload into revenue expansion without waiting for more seats. In patent work, the expensive moments are not just having more lawyers logged in, they are the bursts of search, charting, and analysis inside a live matter. &AI prices those bursts directly through credits used for prior art search, claim charts, and Andy, so a single high intensity IPR or validity project can lift revenue inside an existing account.

• The product is built around the highest effort tasks in patent disputes. &AI centers on prior art search, element by element claim charts, and litigation ready analysis, and its pricing page ties credits to exactly those AI actions. That means monetization rises when a team runs deeper searches or builds more charts, not only when it adds users.
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• This is a better fit for patent teams than pure seat pricing because the work is uneven. A boutique may have a quiet month, then suddenly need many searches and chart iterations for one filing. Usage pricing captures that spike automatically, while still keeping a predictable subscription base.
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• Comparable products point the same direction. Solve Intelligence has expanded from prosecution into litigation support with Charts and now markets one platform for drafting, prosecution, prior art, and litigation workflows. PatentWatch likewise sells search, prior art analysis, and claim chart style workflows. As these tools move into heavier matter work, metered consumption becomes more natural than flat seats alone.
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The next step is a broader patent operating system where revenue tracks how much substantive IP work flows through the platform. As vendors add more litigation, prosecution, and portfolio workflows, the winners are likely to be the ones that sit inside every matter and monetize each burst of high value analysis, not just each named user.