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Start at $19. Pay only for the deliverable.
Free to upload, free to process, free to search, free to preview. The court-ready file you download is the only line that costs money — $19 for a transcript, $99 for the full evidence report.
Court-Ready Transcript
$19 one-time
- Your messages as a clean, timestamped PDF
- Every message with its date, time, and sender
- Chronological order, formatted for court
- Pick a date range or one contact — you control the size
- Free watermarked preview; ready in minutes
Just need your texts in court-ready form? Start here.
Get your transcriptEvidence Report
$99 one-time
- Full PDF, court-ready formatting
- CSV evidence index with timestamps and senders
- Every finding cites a source message
- Source-provenance page (source filename, processing timestamp, message counts)
- Executive summary with theme-level synthesis
- Attorney-reviewable — no LLM-only conclusions
- Sign up free; pay only when you generate the report
For comparison: paralegals bill by the hour to organize messages, and forensic collection runs $500–$2,000.
Get startedMatter Storage
$9 /month, optional
- Keep your case searchable until your court date
- Re-search any time without re-uploading
- Add new evidence as it comes in
- Produce additional reports for $99 each
- Cancel anytime
Cases run for months. Storage means you don't start over before every hearing.
What's not in the price
No per-seat fees. No "starter" tier that rate-limits searches. No $20-an-export setup charge. No annual contract. No "per-thousand messages" surcharge. The corpus you upload can be 200 messages or 200,000 — same $99.
We also don't charge for the LLM tokens. Query expansion and synthesis run on the report we ship to you, and the cost is built into the $99. If a report exceeds our normal envelope, that's our problem to solve, not a line item on your invoice.
Frequently asked questions
How does the $19 Court-Ready Transcript work?
Sign up free, upload your message export (or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive link), and pick a date range or a single contact if you don't want the whole history. You see a live estimate of the page count, preview the full watermarked transcript free, and pay $19 only to download the clean copy. It's ready in minutes, not days.
Why $99 flat instead of a subscription?
Most family-law evidence work is per-matter, not ongoing. Charging a subscription would either be too expensive for a one-time custody filing or too cheap for a firm that runs 30 matters a month. A flat per-report price is honest: you pay only when the report is delivered, and there's nothing to cancel.
What's included in the $99 report?
Everything: the full PDF, the CSV evidence index, every citation back to source messages, a source-provenance page, executive summary, and the supporting metadata (sender, timestamp, thread, message-level provenance). The public demo at /app shows the system working against a synthetic corpus so you can verify it does what you need before signing up.
What does $9/month Matter Storage do?
Family-law cases usually run longer than one hearing. By default we delete your search index after about 30 days; Matter Storage keeps your case searchable until your court date — re-search any time, add new evidence as it comes in, and produce additional reports without starting over. Cancel anytime; when you cancel, your index is deleted.
Are there volume or firm rates?
Not yet. If you're running enough matters that volume pricing matters, get in touch. We'd rather build a real workflow with a few firms first than guess at tiers.
Is there a free trial?
The full demo at /app runs against a fictitious corpus so you can exercise every search before signing up. After you sign up, uploading your own export and unlimited searching are free — the paid line is the deliverable PDF + CSV.
Do you accept law-firm trust accounts or LEDES billing?
Stripe handles checkout for now. If your firm requires a different billing flow (LEDES, ACH, invoiced), email evan@texttimeline.com — we'll work it out.
Try it before you pay anything
The live demo runs against a fictitious co-parenting corpus. Search it, exercise the categories, see how findings are surfaced and cited. Upload your own export when you're ready.