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Pricing: Compare, Contrast, Decide, Repeat


This article was original content on the ACEDS Blog and written by Gavin W. Manes.


Many of you have been in the position to “do the math” on eDIscovery vendors. It used to be more complicated, then almost everyone went to gigabyte pricing models. But hear us out – it might be worth taking a look at something that falls outside that category.

Subscription pricing is certainly coming into its own in the eDiscovery field, and we’re here for it. But just how to compare? How to set up the math so that it’s easy to figure out which way to go? We’re not saying there’s a right way for everyone, because there isn’t. First, let’s look at some of the models available.

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