Paxton is a web-based legal AI assistant for attorneys, law firms, and other legal professionals. It creates draft legal documents with linked authority, analyzes uploaded files, answers specific questions, and highlights supporting sources. Its research library covers U.S. state and federal law, appellate case law, federal statutes, regulations, and court decisions across all 50 states. The AI Citator lists referenced cases and offers an AI interpretation of their standing. Paxton describes connections with document management systems, Claude, Microsoft Word, and Outlook. Individual plans include legal drafting, AI file analysis, medical chronologies, and billing summaries. Individual access costs 499.00 USD per month or 2999.00 USD per year. Enterprise provides firm-wide access, onboarding, workflow setup, shared document collaboration, priority support, and an account manager at custom volume-based pricing. A 7-day trial requires a credit card. Paxton states that it follows SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA standards, encrypts data, and does not use user data for model training.
Who it is for
Paxton suits individual attorneys and legal professionals needing drafting, research, and file analysis. Enterprise features are aimed at firms seeking shared access and onboarding.
What is good
- Drafts documents with links to authorities
- Research covers all 50 states
- AI file analysis with source highlighting
- Connections to Word, Outlook, and DMS
- Encrypts data in transit and at rest
What to know first
- No free plan
- Starts at 499.00 USD per user monthly
- 7-day trial requires a credit card
- Matter workspaces cannot be shared
Verdict
Paxton combines legal drafting, broad U.S. research coverage, document analysis, and case citation interpretation in a web platform. Buyers should review the paid plans and private matter-workspace model against their practice needs.
Paxton plans and pricing
All plansCompared on legal AI software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $499/user/mo
- Source citations
- Yes
