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Briefpoint
Drafts written discovery requests and objection-ready responses in the jurisdiction's format, collects client answers and assembles Bates-cited production packages.
| What the AI does | AI-drafted discovery requests and responses (Objection-aware generation), Discovery Playbooks, Client Collection, AutoDoc production |
|---|---|
| Who it serves | Solo attorneys, Small law firms, Personal injury firms |
| Starting price | $150/attorney/mo billed annually (Rainmaker, $1,800/yr); Custom Solutions on request |
| Pricing model | Per attorney/month (annual billing) |
| Free trial | Not stated on the vendor site |
| Best fit | Solo attorney, Small firm |
| Category | Litigation Analytics, Depositions & Case Prep |
| Also fits | Document Automation & Assembly |
| Works with | Clio, MyCase, Smokeball |
| Confidentiality | Posted on the vendor's site: client data is not used to train AI models; SOC 2 Type II; HIPAA named. |
| Checked | 2026-10-31, against the vendor's own page |
Who it's for
Briefpoint is listed as a fit for solo attorneys and small firms, and the vendor names solo attorneys, small law firms and personal injury firms on its own site. The job it gets hired for: preparing the case: analytics on judges and opponents, deposition summaries, chronologies and discovery drafts. It also fits the Document Automation & Assembly category.
What it costs
Briefpoint starts at $150/attorney/mo billed annually (Rainmaker, $1,800/yr); Custom Solutions on request, per attorney/month (annual billing). Ask the vendor about a trial when you reach out.
Good to know
Briefpoint drafts discovery requests and objection-ready responses in your jurisdiction's format for $150 per attorney a month billed annually, with no per-case fees, and it integrates with Clio, MyCase and Smokeball. The vendor posts SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance and states that nothing typed into Briefpoint is used to train any AI model.
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