Pricing
Most legal AI makes you sign an NDA just to learn the price. We don't. ReadyRule is a flat fee per defendant dossier, quoted to your case and delivered in days. It's a recoverable case cost, not another subscription.
How pricing works
You pay for the dossier you need on the facility you are suing, not a monthly seat you may not use.
Every defendant and scope is different, so we quote it directly. No tiers to decode, no sales maze.
It is a case expense you bill to the matter, in the same family as a records pull or an expert intake, not firm overhead.
What the fee buys
Track record
A single-facility tip becomes a multi-facility view in seconds, not days of manual record-pulling.
Skilled-nursing False Claims Act recoveries on the public record have repeatedly turned on enterprise-wide conduct: corporate policies that ran across the facilities in a chain, not one building in isolation. ReadyRule assembles that same cross-facility view from public records, so the shape of a portfolio is visible before a complaint is drafted.
False Claims Act recoveries reached a record $6.8 billion in fiscal year 2025, $5.7 billion of it from health care, on 1,297 qui-tam filings, the most ever. In April 2026 the Justice Department launched its FOCUS initiative, which prioritizes relators who mine public data and bring pre-filing diligence, analytical rigor, and legally sufficient allegations.
Public DOJ settlements resolving False Claims Act allegations
These are settled matters of public record, each linked to the Department of Justice announcement. ReadyRule organizes public compliance facts; it does not assess the merits of any matter or assign liability to any operator. Your team draws the legal conclusions.
Why it is quoted
We could slap a number on this page and pretend one price fits a single-facility case and a fifty-home chain. It does not. So we quote it to the defendant in front of you, and we tell you the number before you commit. That is the opposite of the NDA-gated pricing the rest of this market runs on, and it is on purpose.
The firewall
See it on your own case, free
Send us a facility you are working up and we will build the full dossier on it at no charge, so you can judge it on a real defendant. Then we will quote the next one. A CMS Certification Number is fastest; name and city also works.
FAQ
It's a flat fee per defendant, quoted to your case. We quote it directly instead of hiding a price behind an NDA the way most legal AI tools do. Send us the facility you're researching and we'll quote it, and the first dossier is free so you can judge it on a real defendant.
No. You pay a flat fee per defendant dossier, only when you need one. A subscription option for high-volume firms is on the roadmap; talk to us if that's you.
Never. It's a flat fee only. ReadyRule is a data tool, not co-counsel, and we don't share in case proceeds.
It's structured as a case expense you bill to the matter, in the same family as a records pull or an expert's intake fee, not firm overhead.
Days, not weeks. It's a transaction, not an onboarding cycle.
Because a single-facility case and a multi-home chain aren't the same scope, so one sticker price would mislead. We quote it to the defendant in front of you and tell you the number before you commit, which is the opposite of the NDA-gated pricing the rest of this market runs on.
Different product entirely. Those are per-seat AI assistants that work on your own documents. ReadyRule is public-records data on the defendant: who really owns the facility and where the harm repeats across the operator's portfolio. Flat fee per case, no seats, no NDA.
No. ReadyRule is a data product, not an AI model, and nothing you do on the site trains or improves a model of ours. You also never upload your client's file: the only input is the name or CMS Certification Number of the facility you're researching, a defendant whose record is already public. Every dossier is built from public government records, so no privileged client data enters the system.
No. You give us a facility name or CMS Certification Number, nothing else. The dossier is built from the defendant's public record, not your case material.
