Free for buyers. Five percent for vendors.
Vendors keep 95 cents of every dollar earned through Scope. Compare to consolidator agencies that take 50 to 80 percent of the invoice. Same work, dramatically better economics.
Free for buyers across every firm size through Q2 2027. No subscription. No per-dispatch fees. No per-seat pricing. Your AI assistant calls Scope, vendors quote, you pick, the vendor pays Scope a small cut when they win the work.
Why free. Scope's revenue comes entirely from the winning vendor. This structure means firms can never be referred to a vendor for a fee, which keeps Scope clean of ABA Rule 7.2 referral concerns.
- +Unlimited dispatches through your AI
- +Roster mode and Open mode - you pick per scope
- +Calendar pre-checking and live status
- +Conflict captured at intake, cross-checked across panel firms
- +Two-sided post-engagement reviews
- +Export your data anytime
- +Clio integration, more legal CRMs coming
- +Multi-matter dashboards + vendor benchmarks + spend rollups
- +Credential + COI + W-9 + insurance tracking per vendor
- +Append-only audit log per matter (365-day retention)
Five percent take rate on awarded dispatches. That's it. No subscription. No setup fees. No listing fees. No charge for unsuccessful bids. You pay only when you win the work.
Rate lock. Join during the launch window (through end of 2026) and lock the 5 percent rate for 24 months. Standard rate of 7 percent applies for vendors joining after the launch window closes.
- +Inbound dispatch from any modern AI
- +Roster placement on multiple firms
- +Interactive negotiation: propose, clarify, bid, counter, accept
- +Calendar sync (Google + Microsoft)
- +Verified reputation that travels off-platform
- +Stripe Connect destination-charge payment rail
- +No slot caps. No tier hierarchy. No exclusivity gates.
Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver.
Now launching in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Denver. Our launch marketing focuses on these three metros, but Scope accepts vendor applications from anywhere in the United States. If you operate in any US metro, you can join at the same 5percent founding rate. The launch market emphasis is about where we're concentrating buyer-side outreach first.
Recognition, not a discount. Same 5 percent. Structural benefits on top.
The first 100 vendors per category in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Denver qualify as Founding Partners. Same 5 percent take rate as every launch-window vendor, plus a structural package designed for the early-believer cohort:
- +5 percent take rate locked for life (as long as you maintain minimum dispatch volume)
- +Free 24-hour instant payouts during your first year
- +Featured placement on Scope's discovery surfaces
- +Personal introduction from the founder to law firms in your metro
- +Founding Partner spotlight and LinkedIn co-marketing
- +Early access to new features 30 to 60 days before public release
- +Direct line to the founder for product feedback in your first 90 days
- +Founding Partner badge on your profile and every bid card
Pricing stays the same 5 percent for every launch-window vendor. The package is recognition for the early cohort, not a different rate.
Same destination-charge math across every legal category.
Firms see one invoice at the quoted rate. Vendors net the quote minus the 5 percent take rate. Scope never bills the firm.
Full-day deposition in San Francisco. Realtime + expedited transcript.
California mid-market averages, 2026. Actual quotes vary by vendor, jurisdiction, and matter complexity. Sources: published rate cards from court reporting marketplaces, IME panel directories, records retrieval consolidators, process serving directories, expert witness directories, e-discovery vendor rate cards, certified translator directories, and ADR panels.
None of these affect the core pricing above.
All opt-in, all usage-priced if you choose to use them. Buyer pricing stays free regardless of which add-ons exist.
Small per-transaction fee for vendors who want Scope to handle invoicing and transfer end-to-end. Invisible to firms.
Optional small discount for 24-hour payout instead of standard Stripe timing.
Deeper spend intelligence, custom rollups, and cross-firm benchmarking. Usage-priced. Pricing finalizes when the feature ships.
AI-platform integrators (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor, vertical AI like Harvey or CoCounsel) pay Scope per dispatch tool call. Billed to the AI platform, not to the firm or vendor.
Vendor governance, delivered through your AI.
Scope is a vendor-governance system of record on top of the dispatch layer. Every credential, every awarded engagement, every state change, every spend rollup is queryable through the same MCP tools your AI already uses to dispatch.
Per-vendor COI, W-9, insurance, BAA, and on-time status. Append-only audit log per matter.
Awarded-bid spend aggregated by vendor, category, matter type, jurisdiction, or scope, over any date window.
Portfolio bucketed by what needs attention. Full event chain per matter for compliance review or export.
Cohort-density-gated rate ranges per category and jurisdiction. Aggregate-only; never per-org identifiers.
All of the above included for buyers at $0. Same tools available on both /api/mcp/legal and /api/mcp/claims transports.
What we deliberately don't charge for.
AI summary of transcripts. Transcript analysis. Exhibit cross-referencing. Deponent insights. The single-vendor portals paywall these as premium features, built and priced when law firms didn't have direct AI access. The AI you already use does the same analysis at no additional cost. Scope is dispatch infrastructure; your AI is the analysis layer.
- +Transcript AI summary: free via your existing Claude / ChatGPT / Cowork connection
- +Exhibit cross-referencing: free via your AI's file-attachment and analysis
- +Deponent insights: free via your AI's research and synthesis
- +What Scope DOES charge: the 5 percent take rate on awarded dispatches, captured at the Stripe Connect rail. That's it.
Common questions
One MCP call. Every active matter, bucketed.
scope_briefing returns the buyer's portfolio split by what needs attention this morning: action_required, awaiting_vendor, scheduled_this_week, recently_completed. Same call across every AI client.