Pricing
See the verdict free, then decide.
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. If you're closing several deals a month, Counsel runs on monthly credits.
Free
The verdict, on any document.
$0
See Your Verdict- 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 a 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
- Built for a multi-document closing or a busy 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 upload screen shows the price and credit cost for your document, with its page count and tier, before you commit. The prices above are each plan’s amount, and the charge for your document is the configured payment for it.
Questions
What's the difference between Tier-1 and the securities tier?
The securities tier needs an access code and a signed release, and Tier-1 doesn't. Tier-1 covers most high-stakes documents at a flat fee per document: leases, operating agreements, purchase & sale, loans & guarantees, and employment & comp. Securities offerings, subscription documents, complex insurance (D&O, umbrella, key-person) and estate-tax instruments sit in the counsel-review tier.
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.
Which documents does Marque decline?
Tax returns and tax-planning documents, litigation filings such as complaints and settlements, and matrimonial documents such as prenups and divorce settlements. When Marque sees one, it says so and points you to the right professional instead.
What happens to my document?
It's read once to write your report and then discarded. It's never stored, never sold and never used to train anything.