Exhibit Presenter Plus

Exhibit Presenter Plus is courtroom software for attorneys and paralegals presenting document exhibits. It suits Windows 11 users who need annotation and focused presentation controls, rather than a broad evidence-management system. Its saved markups are a practical strength; the annual price and single-computer-at-a-time license are important limits.

Overview

The software opens PDF, PNG, and JPEG exhibits and combines markup with controls for navigating and presenting them. The focus is narrow: there is no exhibit management, video playback, or transcript support. That makes it a better fit for presenting documents than for organizing or playing back a full range of evidence. The company also offers assistance with courtroom graphics, deposition or other video editing, and courtroom hotseating.

Key features

Annotations and navigation

Callouts, highlights, circles, and underlines give presenters several ways to draw attention to evidence. Markups can be saved, and callouts can remain open while scrolling, which helps keep a point visible as the exhibit moves. Zooming, page rotation, and jumping to a page support more controlled navigation than advancing through a document in sequence.

Presentation controls

Users can blank the screen to hide an exhibit and place two documents side by side. These are useful controls for pausing a display or comparing documents without leaving the presentation workflow. They do not make the product a video or transcript tool, so cases that rely on those formats need another solution.

Pricing

Three plans cover a free demonstration, a one-time purchase, and an annual license. The free demonstration version costs nothing, billed $0.00. It gives prospective users a no-cost way to consider the software, but it is identified as a demonstration version, not a paid license.

Exhibit Presenter costs $99, paid once, billed $99, for trial presentation software for a Windows PC. It is the lower-cost paid option for someone who wants a one-time purchase. Exhibit Presenter Plus costs $249 a year, billed $249 per year, and is for PCs. The annual plan is the choice for users seeking the Plus edition, but it costs more over time than the one-time option. A free trial is also offered.

The license permits installation on more than one computer, provided the software is not used on more than one computer at the same time. That suits a user who needs installations on multiple machines but does not allow simultaneous use across them. The license states that submitted information will not be provided or sold to third parties, and describes a limited warranty lasting 30 days after delivery.

Platforms

Exhibit Presenter Plus is designed for a PC running Windows 11 only. That requirement rules it out for Mac, mobile, and web-based workflows, and users should confirm their PC meets it before choosing a plan.

Who it's for

This is a focused option for attorneys and paralegals who present PDF, PNG, or JPEG exhibits and want saved annotations, document comparison, and courtroom navigation controls. It is less suitable for teams looking for exhibit management, video playback, transcript support, or access from multiple computers at the same time. The download page says the product has helped attorneys and paralegals since 2020.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Saved markups and callouts that remain open while scrolling help presenters keep annotations usable as they move through an exhibit.
• Pros: Side-by-side documents, screen blanking, and page controls address practical presentation tasks without requiring a broader evidence platform.
• Cons: Windows 11 is the sole supported platform, excluding users on other systems.
• Cons: No exhibit management, video playback, or transcript support limits its role to document presentation.
• Cons: Plus is billed annually at $249 a year, and the license bars simultaneous use on multiple computers.

Alternatives

For a broader set of courtroom presentation options, browse Legal Trial Presentation Software. Visiodocs may suit readers who need Mac, web, or Windows access and want a free reviewer plan with 1 GB of storage, 25 documents, unlimited projects, review and annotation, and OCR. Lexel is another free-plan option for readers seeking iOS, web, or self-hosted access.

eTrialToolkit may be worth considering for a self-hosted or web workflow; its free licenses mean judges and court registrars pay no license fees. AgileLaw is a paid alternative with Android, iOS, Mac, web, and Windows support; its Starter plan is $195, paid once, billed $195 per host session.

LiveLitigation offers a paid alternative across mobile, Mac, web, and Windows, with a Local Only plan at $399 a year for unlimited local sessions and full offline access. Case Crafter is a paid option for iOS, Mac, or Windows users; its Basic Plan (annual) is $50 a month, billed $599 yearly, and includes 10 active cases.

InTrial is another paid option available on iOS, web, and Windows. LIT SUITE may fit readers on iOS or Mac who want a collection of litigation apps; its Solo Litigator plan is $50 a month, billed annually via the App Store.

Verdict

Choose Exhibit Presenter Plus if you present document exhibits on a Windows 11 PC and value saved markups, persistent callouts, and straightforward courtroom controls. Its main advantage is that focused document-presentation toolkit; look elsewhere if you need video, transcript support, exhibit management, another platform, or simultaneous use on multiple computers.