Counsely vs DemandElf

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Counsely compared with DemandElf
Detail	Counsely	DemandElf
What it does	AI-powered contract analysis and creation for iOS	AI demand letter generator for unpaid invoices, wages, contractor disputes, security deposits, and personal loans
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Pricing model	Freemium	Paid
Pricing	Free: 2 contract analyses and 1 contract creation per month. Credits: $1.99 (3 credits), $4.99 (10 credits), $9.99 (25 credits), $14.99 (50 credits); 1 credit = 1 analysis, 2 credits = 1 creation; credits never expire. Pro: $9.99/month or $79.99/year for 30 analyses and 15 creations per month.	Demand Letter: $9.99 USD. Complete Package: $9.99 USD (early access price; regular price $19.99 USD).
Key features	AI risk analysis with 1-25 severity score 8 contract templates 30 languages for contract generation On-device OCR scanning Color-coded clause analysis Plain-language risk summaries Jurisdiction-aware analysis Bilingual PDF contracts PDF export with branding Automatic risk analysis of created contracts	Professional demand letter generation AI-powered letter drafting using Claude AI Print-ready PDF download Certified mail cover sheet (Complete Package) Small claims preparation checklist (Complete Package) Evidence organization guide (Complete Package) Optional human review within 24 hours (Complete Package) One free revision No account required, data never stored
What makes it different	Privacy-first: all scanning happens on-device with Apple Vision No data stored: AI provider deletes processed text within 30 days Explicit consent required for text analysis 30 languages including Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean	Generates letters in under 3 minutes with no lawyer needed Uses AI to draft professional letters from your facts instead of generic templates Significantly cheaper than hiring a lawyer Over 95% of civil disputes settle before trial Most courts require a formal demand letter before small claims filing
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DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	Not checked yet no change since last check	Not checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	0	0
Citation Flow (Majestic)	0	15
Referring domains (Majestic)	0	1

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