2026 pricing guide for law firms

Immigration Software Pricing: Compare 9 Platforms

Compare published prices, billing models, and what each plan includes. A software seat, an AI drafting allowance, and a prepared case are different purchases.

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USD prices recorded October 22, 2026. CaseBlink pricing updated October 23, 2026. View official sources and methodology.

Immigration software pricing at a glance

Published starting prices below are entry points. A lower number can buy a seat, a matter allowance, AI credits, or a prepared case. Those are different purchases.

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Public starting prices for nine immigration software platforms
Platform Public starting price Pricing model Primary focus Official source / checked
LegistAI $60/user/month Per user AI immigration practice management Vendor pricing for LegistAI
Docketwise $90/user/month Per user Immigration forms and case management Vendor pricing for Docketwise
CaseBlink $200/seat/month Per seat + AI usage credits Immigration workspace and agentic case preparation Vendor pricing for CaseBlink
VisaLaw AI $220/license/monthBilled annually Per license + drafting Legal research and drafting Vendor pricing for VisaLaw AI
Drafty AI $250/month Seats + matters Immigration drafting and matter work product Vendor pricing for Drafty AI
Parley $500/month AI credits, up to 10 seats Agentic research, drafting, forms and review Vendor pricing for Parley
Infinity $200/case Per case or monthly capacity Case-preparation automation Vendor pricing for Infinity
Filevine Custom quote Subscription and selected products Legal CMS and immigration AI Vendor pricing for Filevine
INSZoom Custom quote Contract/package Immigration case management Vendor pricing for INSZoom
  • LegistAI and Docketwise entry prices use monthly billing.
  • VisaLaw AI's listed monthly rate requires annual billing.
  • Drafty's base price includes one seat and ten matters.
  • Parley's Starter includes up to ten seats, but usage is governed by AI credits.
  • CaseBlink is $200 per seat per month; AI use is subject to available credits, with additional consumption billed separately.
  • Infinity Growth is $1,999/month for up to 25 cases.
  • Filevine and INSZoom require vendor quotes.

Last verified: October 22, 2026; CaseBlink pricing rechecked October 23, 2026. Features and pricing can change. Confirm current terms with the vendor before purchasing.

All prices exclude taxes and individually negotiated services unless stated otherwise.

Why immigration software prices are difficult to compare

A $200 per-user subscription is not the same thing as $200 per completed case.

Immigration software generally follows one of four pricing models.

  1. 1. Per-user subscriptions

    You pay for each attorney or staff member who needs access.

    Examples include Docketwise and LegistAI.

  2. 2. Per-seat software with case allowances

    You pay for team access, with features and case usage determined by the plan.

    CaseBlink prices access per seat, with AI usage governed by available credits.

  3. 3. Matter, draft, or AI-credit pricing

    Usage may be limited by matters, generated drafts, AI credits, or other allowances.

    Examples include Drafty, VisaLaw, and Parley.

  4. 4. Case-preparation capacity

    Pricing is tied to supported cases prepared or monthly case volume.

    Infinity follows this model.

Key takeaway

Before comparing prices, identify whether you are buying software access, drafting capacity, case management, or actual case-preparation work.

Comparing software features, not just prices

The columns below describe typical product categories. They are not a promise that every product in a category works the same way.

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Typical capabilities by immigration software category
Capability CMS platforms Research/drafting platforms Case-preparation automation
Case and matter trackingCommonVariesVia supported CMS
Client intakeCommonVariesSupported workflows
Legal researchVariesCommonNot the primary focus
Immigration form preparationCommon, varies by planVariesSupported forms
Petition draftingVariesCommonSupported firm templates
Evidence organizationCommonCommonSupported workflows
DOL/FLAG workflowsPlatform-dependentPlatform-dependentConfigured workflows
Government e-filingForm/plan-dependentVariesNot universally included
CMS updatesNative or integratedIntegration-dependentSupported integrations
Billing and practice managementCommonVariesNot a replacement CMS

Important: These columns describe typical product categories, not uniform capabilities. For an exact feature decision, consult the vendor's feature documentation and demo.

Infinity pricing: Pay for case preparation, not seats

Infinity prices supported case preparation by individual case or monthly capacity.

It does not charge a standard per-user subscription.

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Infinity public plans and effective price per case at full use
Plan Monthly price Included cases Effective price per case at full utilization
Pay as you go $200 per case As needed $200
Growth $1,999 Up to 25 $79.96
Enterprise Custom Custom Depends on agreement

Important: The $79.96 figure assumes all 25 Growth cases are used. It is a software cost per case at full utilization, not a comparison of identical outputs across vendors.

What is included in supported workflows?

Infinity can prepare:

  • Structured information extracted from source documents.
  • Supported USCIS forms.
  • Firm-template petition and support letters.
  • Organized evidence.
  • Missing-information follow-ups.
  • Configured government preparation steps.
  • Review-ready outputs returned to supported systems.

Capabilities vary by case type and integration.

  1. Documents
  2. Forms + Letters + Evidence
  3. Attorney Review

Why a per-case model?

A firm might have several people involved in one case, but only one case-preparation workflow to execute.

Infinity's pricing is based on that preparation capacity rather than charging separately for every attorney or paralegal who requires access.

Real-world pricing examples

These examples use published software prices. They do not treat a seat, a matter, a draft, and a prepared case as the same output.

Example 1: A solo immigration attorney

A solo attorney may mainly need help drafting letters and researching legal questions.

A per-seat product such as CaseBlink or a drafting plan such as Drafty may be more economical.

Infinity's pay-as-you-go pricing could be evaluated for individual cases requiring supported preparation work.

The right choice depends on what the attorney still needs to do after the tool produces its output.

Example 2: A three-person law firm

Suppose the firm has three users and prepares 10 cases per month.

Illustrative published software costs:

Illustrative monthly software cost for 3 users and 10 cases
Product / PlanMonthly software cost
Docketwise Pro$360
CaseBlink$600
Drafty, 3 seats and 10 matters$450
VisaLaw Pro, 3 licenses$1,440
Infinity PAYG, 10 cases$2,000

Docketwise and CaseBlink use monthly billing prices. CaseBlink figures exclude additional AI-credit charges, which depend on usage.

VisaLaw's monthly equivalent requires annual billing.

The included work differs significantly, so these are not equivalent service packages.

Example 3: A 25-case/month immigration team

Assume five users and 25 cases per month.

Illustrative monthly software cost for 5 users and 25 cases
Product / PlanPublished monthly software cost
Docketwise Pro, 5 users$600
CaseBlink, 5 seats$1,000
Drafty, 5 seats and 25 matters$800
VisaLaw Pro, 5 licenses$2,400
Infinity Growth, 25 cases$1,999

Calculation notes:

  • Drafty: $250 base + four additional seats at $100 each + 15 additional matters at $10 each = $800.
  • VisaLaw Pro is billed annually.
  • Drafts, matters, software seats, and prepared cases represent different outputs.
  • Parley is not included in this illustrative table because its AI-credit consumption per case is unspecified.
  • LegistAI could be modeled using seat pricing, but its plan usage limits must be evaluated separately.

Key takeaway

Case management subscriptions and drafting software are often less expensive than full preparation capacity.

The decision depends on how much staff work remains and the value of removing it.

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    Illustrative calculation based on your inputs. Staff hours, case complexity, implementation costs, review requirements, and vendor usage limits vary. This is not a guaranteed savings estimate.

    The most useful comparison is the cost of an attorney-ready case

    A lower software subscription doesn't always mean a lower total preparation cost.

    But a more expensive automation product must demonstrate that it removes enough work to justify the additional spending.

    Measure these steps:

    1. 1

      Intake and follow-up

      How much staff time is spent collecting missing information and documents?

    2. 2

      Document review

      How much time is spent reading passports, notices, employment records, and supporting evidence?

    3. 3

      Forms

      How long does preparing and checking government forms take?

    4. 4

      Letters

      How much time is spent drafting and correcting petition letters?

    5. 5

      Evidence

      How much work is involved in organizing and reviewing the supporting documents?

    6. 6

      System updates

      How much information must staff manually transfer between software tools?

    7. 7

      Attorney review

      How much review and correction remains before approval?

    Recommended evaluation

    Use representative cases, approved test data, and the same measurement approach for each product.

    Do not assume every product performs the same preparation tasks.

    Which pricing model fits your firm?

    Per-user software may make sense when:

    • The team needs a case-management platform.
    • Attorneys mainly want help with research or drafting.
    • Several users are comfortable working directly inside the software.
    • The firm has high case volume and advantageous per-seat pricing.
    • Existing preparation workflows already work well.

    Case-based automation may make sense when:

    • The firm prepares recurring immigration cases.
    • Staff repeatedly extract information from similar documents.
    • Forms, letters, and evidence need to be prepared together.
    • Missing-document follow-ups create delays.
    • The firm wants automation around its existing CMS.
    • It can measure the additional preparation work removed.

    The recommendation

    Compare total preparation work, implementation effort, and cost, not just the entry subscription.

    Some firms may benefit from combining a case-management platform with specialized case-preparation automation.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the cheapest immigration AI software?

    Among the listed products with public numeric entry pricing, LegistAI Standard starts at $60 per user per month on monthly billing. However, it is not equivalent to every other product. Features and usage limits vary.

    Is CaseBlink cheaper than Infinity?

    CaseBlink lists $200 per seat per month, subject to AI-credit usage limits and additional consumption charges. Infinity charges $200 per supported case or $1,999/month for up to 25 cases. The lower total depends on seats, case volume, usage, and the work included.

    How much does Drafty AI cost?

    Drafty starts at $250/month for one seat and 10 matters, with published charges for additional seats and matters.

    How much does VisaLaw AI cost?

    VisaLaw publicly lists Core at $220/license/month and Pro at $480/license/month, billed annually. Pro includes 10 petition or brief drafts per month.

    How much does Parley cost?

    Parley publicly advertises Starter at $500/month for up to 10 seats, using AI credits. Enterprise pricing is custom.

    How much does Docketwise cost?

    Docketwise's monthly billing starts at $90 per user for Basic, $120 for Pro, and $140 for Advanced. Annual billing offers lower effective monthly prices.

    What does Infinity cost per case?

    Infinity's pay-as-you-go price is $200 per case. Growth costs $1,999/month for up to 25 cases, equivalent to $79.96 per case when all included capacity is used.

    Is per-user or per-case pricing better?

    Neither model is universally better. The right choice depends on team size, case volume, included capabilities, usage limits, and manual work remaining.

    Does Infinity replace case-management software?

    No. Infinity is designed to work alongside supported existing platforms.

    Are dependents included in Infinity pricing?

    Under Infinity's published pricing terms, dependents do not increase the agreed case price.

    Is attorney review still required?

    Yes. Attorneys remain responsible for legal judgment, eligibility assessment, final review, and filing decisions.

    Can immigration firms use more than one platform?

    Yes. A firm can use case-management software, research tools, and preparation automation together when integrations, security, and workflow fit allow.

    Find out what your firm actually spends preparing cases

    Software pricing tells only part of the story.

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    About this pricing comparison

    Comparison methodology. Prices are based on publicly available first-party vendor materials. A feature that is not clearly described publicly is not treated as unavailable.

    Last verified: October 22, 2026. CaseBlink pricing rechecked October 23, 2026.

    All prices are in USD.

    Monthly and annual billing terms are explicitly distinguished.

    The entry price for one product does not necessarily include the same capabilities or usage as another.

    Vendor plans, features, and commercial terms can change.

    Users should confirm prices and requirements before purchase.

    Official sources