DocketX / Pilots
We are early, and we would rather run two honest pilots than a hundred demos. Both are narrow on purpose: a real workflow, measurable in weeks, with our engineering attention included.
Pilot one, legal aid organizations
If you run a legal aid organization, self-help center, or law school clinic in Texas or Washington: your staff and clients get DocketBuster free for the pilot, the hearing companion, the verbatim rules library, all of it. What we ask in return is feedback with teeth: what confused people, what was missing, what a court actually said. You keep your independence; we never use client data for anything, and matter content never enters our shared library.
Pilot two, small firms and legal tech
A narrow, verifiable job: every citation in a draft, a brief, a memo, an AI-assisted anything, checked against 18,123,788 real citations before it leaves your desk, through one API call or a paste box. Metered at published prices, no seats, no annual commitment. A hit proves the citation exists in the public record; it does not prove the case is still good law, and the response says so. We are building a partial negative-treatment signal from the opinions themselves and it ships to pilot customers first.
Terms, stated up front
Time-boxed at 60 days. Published pricing applies after, if you stay. No case studies or logos without your written yes. We are not a law firm, and nothing in the product is legal advice. Coverage and limits are published at the coverage API, if what we hold does not fit your practice, we will say so in the first call rather than waste your sixty days.