Angus Intelligence review
A broad legal AI suite for litigation teams that need flexible deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Angus Intelligence is legal AI software for law firms, litigators, in-house counsel, and legal teams. It brings document ingestion, OCR, structured parsing, evidence extraction, case analysis, drafting, writing review, timeline extraction, citation linking, and case management into one platform. Its workflows cover complaints, motions, briefs, contracts, memoranda, document review, and structured legal research. Case-specific memory and case-level cost allocation make it suited to teams handling complex matters across multiple documents and evidence types.
Pricing is organized into Professional, Practice, and Enterprise plans. Professional costs $250 per seat per month and includes 1M tokens, 10 drafts, 25 Writing Lab sessions, 2 custom AI models, 100 files, and 250GB of storage per month. Practice costs $500 per seat per month and raises those allowances to 3M tokens, 25 drafts, 50 Writing Lab sessions, 3 custom AI models, 500 files, and 500GB of storage. Enterprise costs $1,000 per seat per month and adds 10M tokens, unlimited drafts, unlimited Writing Lab sessions, unlimited custom AI models, 1TB of storage, and API access with webhooks. Annual billing carries a stated 20% discount.
Deployment is a key differentiator. Angus Intelligence supports web and API access, while Angus Station provides private intranet deployment, unlimited tokens, unlimited files and storage, local LLM deployment, and zero data to cloud. Optional connections include OpenAI and Anthropic, with Westlaw and LexisNexis API access marked as coming soon. The product fits litigation teams that need document and evidence analysis alongside drafting and research workflows. Teams seeking a lower-cost legal AI tool, or immediate Westlaw and LexisNexis API connectivity, should consider alternatives.
Angus Intelligence pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Analyzes documents, evidence, timelines, citations, and case issues
- Supports drafting, writing review, and case-specific memory
- Offers web, API, and private intranet deployment options
- Where it doesn't
- Professional starts at $250 per seat per month
- Westlaw and LexisNexis API access is marked as coming soon
- Subscriptions are non-refundable under the stated refund policy
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