ArkLegal AI
6.8#3 in ai legal research softwareFrom $39.99 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | ArkLegal AI | CaseRead |
|---|---|---|
| Citation verification | Ark checks recognized citations against available records and provides source links when records resolve; it says users should independently verify authorities before relying on them. | Hallucination Shield checks whether citations exist and support the claims, with up to 50 citations per run. |
| Integrations | The Ark plan lists integrations with Clio, Microsoft Word, and OneDrive. | Plans list Google Drive and OneDrive or SharePoint connectors, and the homepage says confirmed document dates can be sent to Google Calendar. |
| Intended users | The Ark plan is presented for lawyers, judges, arbitrators, and mediators; the company also describes the platform for solo attorneys, small firms, legal teams, and self-represented users. | The maker describes CaseRead as built for solo practitioners, small firms and multi-lawyer firms. |
| Product | ArkLegal AI provides AI-assisted U.S. legal research, citation checking, document analysis, and drafting. | CaseRead searches a firm's project files and public law together and provides citations to both. |
| Security | Ark says stored conversations, AI responses, and uploaded documents are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and browser and provider API traffic uses HTTPS/TLS. | The maker says firm document vaults use separate database schemas, are private by default, and are not used to train AI models. |
| Support | The Ark plan includes 24/7 tech support. | Team includes priority support, while Enterprise includes a dedicated account manager. |
ArkLegal AI plans
- Law Database + AI Doc Synthesizer$39.99 a month
- The Ark plan$89 a month
CaseRead plans
- FreeFree
- Team$119 a month
- Solo$8,971 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick ArkLegal AI if…
It is aimed at legal professionals including lawyers, judges, arbitrators, and mediators, as well as solo attorneys, small firms, legal teams, and self-represented users. The free account may suit someone who needs only a small number of research queries or its limited free tools.
Pick CaseRead if…
CaseRead is intended for solo practitioners, small firms, and multi-lawyer firms. It may suit legal teams that need to search internal project files alongside public law.