CrossChecked
Compare CrossChecked plans.
Compare CrossChecked Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans for AI decision evidence.
Compare current Pro, Teams, and Enterprise options for individual, shared, and contract-defined review workspaces. Every workspace plan is always BYOK: bring your own OpenRouter key; AI model usage is billed separately by OpenRouter.
CrossChecked Pro: monthly or annual billing
New Pro subscriptions cost $97 USD per month, or $970 USD per year, billed annually, for an individual workspace. Get 2 months free compared with 12 monthly payments. Annual billing is approximately $80.83 per month equivalent.
Pro is for one user. Existing subscriptions keep their current pricing unless changed through subscription management.
When you select Get Pro, you can choose an optional 7-day Pro trial or subscribe immediately. The trial requires your own OpenRouter key (BYOK); OpenRouter charges separately for AI usage. No card is required for the trial, and CrossChecked will not automatically charge you when it ends. Your chats and receipts remain accessible in a read-only workspace unless you choose to subscribe. One trial per eligible new customer and workspace.
CrossChecked Teams: monthly or annual billing
New Teams subscriptions cost $500 USD per seat per month, or $4,800 USD per seat per year, billed annually. Annual billing is equivalent to $400 per seat per month and saves 20% compared with 12 monthly payments.
Teams requires at least 2 seats. Choose the seat count in checkout. Existing subscriptions keep their current pricing unless changed through subscription management.
CrossChecked Enterprise
Contact sales to discuss deployment, governance, and commercial requirements. Availability, scope, and pricing are agreed in your contract; custom services are not automatically included.
Always BYOK for workspace plans
Pro, Teams, and Enterprise require your own OpenRouter key. The CrossChecked subscription covers platform access, not AI model usage. OpenRouter bills AI usage separately. The public free CrossCheck demo is the exception: it uses platform-provided models.