Free
₹0forever
Enough to see whether it answers your question properly.
- 10 questions a month
- 1 document
- Every answer cited
- Full source access
Pricing
Every plan answers with its sources. What changes is how much you can ask and how many documents you can hold. Prices include GST.
₹0forever
Enough to see whether it answers your question properly.
₹199per month
For one issue at a time, handled properly.
₹499per month
The plan most people end up on.
₹1,999per month
For a business with recurring legal work.
Prices include GST. Every plan answers with its sources — what changes is how much you can ask and how many documents you can hold.
For advocates
A Bar-verified listing and a consult inbox. A flat subscription, never a cut of your fee — which is exactly what keeps the directory neutral.
The costing model was drawn up in dollars, which put the entry plan near ₹900 — roughly triple the Indian market rate. It was re-priced in rupees against what people here actually pay.
JurisBot bills you for the software and nothing else. It never processes, holds or takes a share of a legal fee — that is between you and your advocate.
Downgrade or cancel from Settings. Your matters, documents and chat history remain yours, and you can export all of it or delete it outright.
Questions
No. JurisBot gives legal information about Indian law, with the statutes and judgments it comes from, so you can understand your position and act on it. It is not a substitute for advice from an advocate on your specific facts, and it says so on every answer screen. When a matter needs a lawyer, it helps you reach one.
Answers are generated only from retrieved source text, and every citation is checked against what was actually retrieved before it reaches you. A citation that survives that check carries a Verified mark. You can open any source and read the paragraph it came from — not just the case name.
Because Indian law does not permit them. Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules bars advocates from advertising or soliciting work, and the Madras High Court held in July 2024 that a third party cannot brand or rate an advocate. JurisBot publishes only facts you can check against the State Bar Council roll, in a neutral order, and lets you choose.
No. You send a consultation request; the advocate decides whether to accept; and any fee is agreed and paid directly between you. JurisBot holds no money and takes no commission. Advocates pay a flat monthly subscription, which is what keeps the directory neutral.
Property and tenancy, consumer, family, employment and labour, criminal, cheque bounce, corporate and commercial, and civil litigation — plus government legal services and forms such as RTI. It covers Indian law only, and it will refuse a question outside that scope rather than give you a hedged half-answer.
They stay private to you, stored against the matter you filed them under, and you can delete any of them at any time. Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 you can export everything, withdraw consent, or delete your account and data outright — all three sit in Settings.
English today, with Hindi input and output coming. Citations will remain in English, because that is the language the sources are published in.
No, and it never will. It does not represent you, file on your behalf, appear anywhere, or predict how a case will turn out. Those are things an advocate does, and JurisBot is built to get you to one prepared.

Free to start
Enough to find out whether it actually answers the thing you came with. No card, and nothing to cancel.