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UniCourt Pricing & Cost
Personal - $49/month - Ideal for Personal Use
Professional - $149/month - Ideal for Small Law Firms and Businesses
Premium - $299/month - Ideal for Large Law Firms and Businesses
Enterprise - Contact Sales at [email protected]
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About UniCourt
UniCourt in a Nutshell
UniCourt is a Legal Data as a Service (LDaaS) company, providing real-time court data and legal analytics you can trust powered by the only API-first platform in LegalTech. UniCourt’s mission is to make legal data more organized, accessible, and useful for AmLaw firms and Fortune 500 companies.
Business Development
With real-time normalized court record data, firms can level-up their business development to more effectively acquire clients and expand share of wallet opportunities.
Litigation Strategy
The UniCourt Enterprise API helps firms shape comprehensive litigation strategies by combining litigation intelligence on attorneys, law firms, parties, and judges with internal knowledge to achieve successful outcomes.
Docket Management
UniCourt provides structured state and federal court data leveraging SALI standards so firms can frictionlessly connect knowledge management and matter management systems with billions of docket entries to automate docket management and case tracking.
Geo Coverage
Data Offering
Connect your internal applications via API to real-time court data and public records. UniCourt provides sample code, a Python library, and tools enabling business initiatives get off the ground and running on day one.
Leverage sophisticated entity normalization to uniquely identify parties, attorneys, law firms, and judges, their name variations, and associated cases.
Available Legal Data APIs:
• Court Data API
• Legal Analytics APIs (Attorney Data, Law Firm Data, Party Data, Judge Data)
Use Cases
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Business Development & Intelligence
With real-time, normalized court record data firms can level-up their
business development to more effectively acquire clients and expand
share of wallet opportunities.As a true API-first platform, UniCourt provides sample code, a robust
Python library, and proprietary tools so business development
initiatives get off the ground and running on day one. -
Legal Analytics & Litigation Strategy
The UniCourt Enterprise API helps firms shape litigation strategy
based on trusted legal data grounded in facts, not hunches based
on anecdotal assumptions.Firms can combine litigation intelligence on attorneys, law firms,
parties, and judges with internal knowledge to build comprehensive
litigation strategies and achieve successful outcomes. -
Docket Management
Automate docket management and case tracking with seamless API
integrations delivering real-time case alerts across state and federal
courts.The UniCourt Enterprise API provides structured court data
leveraging SALI standards so firms can frictionlessly connect
knowledge management and matter management systems with
billions of docket entries.
Certifications & Associations
Data Sources & Collection
UniCourt aggregates public court data from hundreds of state and federal (PACER) courts across the US. We then organize, standardize, and structure that data to make it readily available via APIs for real-time data feeds and bulk data downloads. Through a sophisticated entity normalization process, powered by artificial intelligence, we use multiple public data sets, such as attorney bar data, Secretary of State data, and judicial data to identify the real-world entities involved in litigation.
Key Differentiators
UniCourt’s unique competitive advantages:
• LegalTech’s only API-first platform that provides sample code, a robust Python library, as well as proprietary tools to get business initiatives off the ground and running on day one.
• Real-time access to the most comprehensive, frequently updated database of state and federal (PACER) court records. UniCourt continues to extend court coverage to new jurisdictions on a regular basis
• Best-In-Class Entity Normalization delivering the normalized and well-structured dataset needed to power the next generation of legal analytics.
Data Privacy
You can learn more about UniCourt’s policies on data privacy by viewing our Public Records Policy (https://unicourt.com/public-records-policy) and our Privacy Policy (https://unicourt.com/privacy-policy).
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Frequently asked questions about UniCourt
What does UniCourt do?
UniCourt provides Legal Data as a Service (LDaaS) via APIs to AmLaw 50 firms and Fortune 500 businesses for accessing normalized state and federal court data for business development and intelligence, litigation strategy and analytics, docket management, developing machine learning models, and more.
How much does UniCourt cost?
The supported pricing models for UniCourt’s data are Monthly License, Yearly License, and Usage-based. Get talking to a member of the UniCourt team to receive custom pricing options, information about data subscription fees, and quotes for UniCourt’s data offering tailored to your use case.
What kind of data does UniCourt have?
Firmographic Data, AI & ML Training Data, Intellectual Property Data, Litigation Data, and 8 others
What data does UniCourt offer?
Connect your internal applications via API to real-time court data and public records. UniCourt provides sample code, a Python library, and tools enabling business initiatives get off the ground and running on day one. Leverage sophisticated entity normalization to uniquely identify parties, attorneys, law firms, and judges, their name variations, and associated cases. Available Legal Data APIs: • Court Data API • Legal Analytics APIs (Attorney Data, Law Firm Data, Party Data, Judge Data)
How does UniCourt collect data?
UniCourt aggregates public court data from hundreds of state and federal (PACER) courts across the US. We then organize, standardize, and structure that data to make it readily available via APIs for real-time data feeds and bulk data downloads. Through a sophisticated entity normalization process, powered by artificial intelligence, we use multiple public data sets, such as attorney bar data, Secretary of State data, and judicial data to identify the real-world entities involved in litigation.
What’s UniCourt’s data privacy policy?
You can learn more about UniCourt’s policies on data privacy by viewing our Public Records Policy (https://unicourt.com/public-records-policy) and our Privacy Policy (https://unicourt.com/privacy-policy).
What are the best use cases for UniCourt’s data?
Business Development & Intelligence With real-time, normalized court record data firms can level-up their business development to more effectively acquire clients and expand share of wallet opportunities. As a true API-first platform, UniCourt provides sample code, a robust Python library, and proprietary tools so business development initiatives get off the ground and running on day one. Legal Analytics & Litigation Strategy The UniCourt Enterprise API helps firms shape litigation strategy based on trusted legal data grounded in facts, not hunches based on anecdotal assumptions. Firms can combine litigation intelligence on attorneys, law firms, parties, and judges with internal knowledge to build comprehensive litigation strategies and achieve successful outcomes. Docket Management Automate docket management and case tracking with seamless API integrations delivering real-time case alerts across state and federal courts. The UniCourt Enterprise API provides structured court data leveraging SALI standards so firms can frictionlessly connect knowledge management and matter management systems with billions of docket entries.
What platforms is UniCourt integrated with?
Ontic, AdvoLogix, and One Legal Marketplace