Pricing
See the verdict free. Pay only to act on it.
Every analysis shows the risk score and the bottom line at no cost. A full Tier-1 report is a flat fee per document. Securities and other counsel-review documents are a separate, gated tier. Frequent users run on monthly credits.
Free
The verdict, on any document.
$0
Analyze a document- Document type + the bottom-line verdict
- 0–100 deal-risk score and band
- Plain-language summary & what it means for you
- A count of the issues, deadlines & negotiation points found
Single report
A complete Tier-1 report for the document in front of you.
$100/ per report
- $100 base · $200 for a 100-page-plus document
- Add a formal advisor letter for +$100
- Every finding with the exact contract language
- Market benchmark + the full negotiation playbook
- Deadlines & contingency windows — prominent, never paywalled
- Checked against Pandect's verified, anchored rules
Counsel
Recommended16 report credits a month for active deal flow.
$1,000/ per month
- 16 credits/month — a Tier-1 report is 1 credit (2 if 100pp+)
- An advisor letter is +1 credit
- Additional credits at $75 each
- Securities / counsel-review reports at the subscriber rate
- Ideal for a multi-document closing or active pipeline
- Cancel anytime
Securities & counsel-review
The gated tier for the highest-stakes documents.
$350/ per report
Request access- $350 base · $650 for 100pp+ (a la carte)
- $300 / $500 for Counsel subscribers
- For PPMs & subscription docs, complex insurance (D&O/umbrella/key-person), and estate-tax instruments
- Counsel-review posture: every legal figure shown only as a verified, dated rule
- Requires an access code + a signed release (not a self-serve checkout)
- Excluded from the monthly credit pool
The price and credit cost for your specific document — including its page count and tier — are shown on the upload screen before you commit. Displayed prices are the plan’s amount; the exact charge is the configured payment for that document.
Questions
What's the difference between Tier-1 and the securities tier?
Tier-1 covers most high-stakes documents — leases, operating agreements, purchase & sale, loans & guarantees, employment & comp — at a flat per-document fee. Securities offerings, subscription documents, complex insurance (D&O, umbrella, key-person), and estate-tax instruments are a separate, counsel-review tier behind an access code and a signed release.
Is this legal advice?
No. Marque is your analyst — it decodes your documents and measures them against verified, anchored rules, and it tells you exactly when to bring in a licensed attorney. It is not a law firm or a substitute for an attorney; see the Terms.
What does Marque NOT analyze?
Tax returns and tax-planning documents, litigation filings (complaints, settlements), and matrimonial/family documents (prenups, divorce settlements) are outside Marque’s scope — it will say so and point you to the right professional rather than analyze them.
What happens to my document?
It's read once to produce your report, then discarded — never stored, never sold, never used to train anything.