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Angus Intelligence
What Angus Intelligence is
Angus Intelligence’s Angus4Law is paid legal software for research, drafting, litigation, regulatory analysis, document review, and structured case reasoning. It is the first implementation of the company’s Functional Intelligence Layer. Case-specific memory keeps matter context available across sessions and Angus4Law tools. Nine built-in specialist modes cover Litigation Strategy, Contract Analysis, Legal Research, Tort Duty Analysis, Institutional Negligence, Employment Law, Title IX, Civil Procedure, and Evidence Law. The system supports legal source access, document analysis, source citations, drafting tools, and matter workspaces. It tracks tokens by case, lets firms set case-specific rates, and creates monthly case invoices saved with the related Case Management file. Professional costs $250 a month, Practice $500 a month, and Enterprise $1,000 a month. Enterprise adds Bring Your Own Keys, API access with webhooks, branded reports and invoices, and a dedicated account manager. Angus4Law can run in cloud, hybrid, or local environments; Angus Station is a private intranet deployment with local processing and custom pricing.
Who it suits
It suits legal professionals and firms handling research, drafting, litigation, analysis, and document review.
What it does well
- Nine specialist legal modes
- Case context persists across sessions
- Includes research and drafting tools
- Enterprise API access with webhooks
- Local Angus Station deployment
What to know first
- No free plan is listed
- Professional starts at $250 a month
- Enterprise costs $1,000 a month
- Angus Station pricing is custom
Limits
Professional includes 2M tokens per month, 10 legal research calls per day, 100 files per month, 250GB storage, 10 Drafting Lab drafts per month, and 25 Writing Lab sessions per month. Practice includes 3M tokens per month, 50 legal research calls per day, 500 files per month, 500GB storage, 25 Drafting Lab drafts per month, and 50 Writing Lab sessions per month.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | $1,000/ seat / month · 9 built-in specialist modes · unlimited Custom AI Modes · 10M tokens / month · unlimited legal research and files · 1TB storage · unlimited Drafting Lab drafts and Writing Lab sessions · API access with webhooks · priority support + account manager | $1,000 a month |
| Professional | $250/ seat / month · 9 built-in specialist modes · 2 Custom AI Modes · 2M tokens / month · 10 legal research calls / day · 100 files / month · 250GB storage · 10 Drafting Lab drafts / month · 25 Writing Lab sessions / month · email support | $250 a month |
| Practice | $500/ seat / month · 9 built-in specialist modes · 3 Custom AI Modes · 3M tokens / month · 50 legal research calls / day · 500 files / month · 500GB storage · 25 Drafting Lab drafts / month · 50 Writing Lab sessions / month · priority support | $500 a month |
| Angus Station | Custom pricing; hardware and setup scoped separately · Private intranet workspace · completely local Angus4Law · no outside keys | On request |
As angus-intelligence.com lists them, read 4 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Open the Angus Intelligence website
- Choose Professional, Practice, Enterprise, or Angus Station
- Select cloud, hybrid, local, or private intranet deployment
- Set up case workspaces and case-specific rates
- Use the available legal modes for research, drafting, analysis, or review
- Configure Enterprise API access and webhooks if included in your plan
Verdict
Angus4Law combines specialist legal modes, persistent matter context, drafting and research tools, and case-level billing. Its tiered pricing and deployment choices range from web plans to a custom local intranet setup.
Questions
How much does Angus4Law cost?
Professional is $250 a month per seat, Practice is $500 a month per seat, and Enterprise is $1,000 a month per seat. Angus Station uses custom pricing.
Is there a free plan?
No. Angus4Law is a paid product.
Where can Angus4Law run?
It can operate in cloud, hybrid, and local environments. Angus Station provides a private intranet workspace with local processing.
Does Angus4Law retain uploaded data?
The maker says uploaded documents, text, and files are processed for the session and not retained beyond what users save to their workspace.
What does Enterprise add?
Enterprise includes Bring Your Own Keys, API access with webhooks, firm-branded reports and invoices, unlimited custom modes, priority support, and a dedicated account manager.
Which legal areas have built-in modes?
The nine modes cover Litigation Strategy, Contract Analysis, Legal Research, Tort Duty Analysis, Institutional Negligence, Employment Law, Title IX, Civil Procedure, and Evidence Law.
Facts from Angus Intelligence's own pages
- Billing
- Angus4Law tracks tokens by case, lets firms configure case-specific rates, and generates monthly case invoices saved with the corresponding Case Management file. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Case context
- Case-specific memory and persistent case context remain available across sessions and Angus4Law tools as work develops. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Company location
- The maker lists Austin, TX as its location. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Data retention
- Uploaded documents, text, and files are processed for the session, and the platform says it does not retain user data beyond what users save to their workspace. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Deployment
- Angus4Law can operate across cloud, hybrid, and local environments; Angus Station provides a private intranet deployment with local processing. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Enterprise access
- The Enterprise plan includes Bring Your Own Keys, API access with webhooks, firm-branded reports and invoices, and a dedicated account manager. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas · angus-intelligence.com, 28 Sept 2026
- Legal modes
- Plans include nine built-in specialist modes: Litigation Strategy, Contract Analysis, Legal Research, Tort Duty Analysis, Institutional Negligence, Employment Law, Title IX, Civil Procedure, and Evidence Law. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Model training
- Angus Intelligence says it does not use user inputs, outputs, or stored materials to train or improve machine learning models, and that third-party model providers do not train on API-submitted data. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Product
- Angus4Law is the first implementation of Angus Intelligence’s Functional Intelligence Layer, for legal research, drafting, litigation, regulatory analysis, document review, and structured case reasoning. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Providers
- The security statement identifies Stripe for payment processing, OpenAI for model inference, and a hosting platform such as Vercel, Render, or the customer’s cloud host. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Security
- The maker says communications use HTTPS/TLS and backend services are accessible only through authenticated routes, with approved endpoints exposed. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Service availability
- The maker says it uses commercially reasonable efforts to maintain uptime and that unexpected outages do not entitle users to refunds. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Support
- Professional includes email support; Practice includes priority support; Enterprise includes priority support and a dedicated account manager. · angus-intelligence.com, 4 Oct 2026
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