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What does MiOpsAI cost for a mid-sized law firm?

For a law firm, the client-count slider on our pricing page maps to the number of active client-matter relationships you coordinate around plus internal team members with console access. A thirty-attorney firm with 600 active client-matter relationships typically lands in the Agency tier.

A concrete example: thirty attorneys, twelve paralegals, two intake coordinators, three business development staff (forty-seven total users), 600 active matters, monthly billing, MiOpsAI base plan plus SallyAI for attorney thought leadership and referral nurture. That configuration runs 849 dollars per month for Agency plus 29 dollars for SallyAI. Annual billing saves twenty percent across both.

Compared to the operational stack a typical thirty-attorney firm carries today (shared inbox tool, marketing automation platform, referral tracking spreadsheet or CRM light layer, event and CLE coordination platform, review response tool, LinkedIn scheduling tool, project tracker, internal chat, and the compounding hidden cost of paralegal and business development time bridging all of them), MiOpsAI typically replaces 2,000 to 3,500 dollars per month in operational subscriptions.

Your matter management, document management, time-and-billing, e-discovery, legal research, and secure client portal all stay in place and their costs are unaffected. MiOpsAI compresses the operational tool spend around them, not the substantive practice technology stack.

Cancellation requires 60-day written notice to billing@miopsai.io and we do not offer a free trial. Instead, we run a scoped walkthrough of your firm's operational surface first so you can see exactly what would move into MiOpsAI before you commit. Larger firms (100 plus attorneys) get Enterprise+ scoping. See the pricing page and use the client slider to model your numbers.

Last updated August 19, 2026

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