LitX review
LitX centralizes litigation files, discovery exchange and AI-assisted document review.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LitX is a cloud-based document management and discovery platform for attorneys and staff handling civil litigation. It brings case files into centralized storage, supports collaboration and reassignment, and allows invited opposing counsel to access documents as guests. Small litigation teams looking to manage case files and exchanges in one workspace are its clearest fit.
Discovery exchange is a notable focus: LitX supports real-time service of discovery, preserves files in their original state and keeps a verifiable audit trail and document history. That combination gives teams tools to track document activity and maintain a record of exchanges. ALIA, the included AI assistant, can review, analyze, summarize and compare discovery documents, adding document-focused assistance to the case workflow.
The Standard plan costs $20 per user per month, billed monthly, and includes unlimited cases, document and file sharing, team member and opposing counsel invitations, real-time service of discovery, a permanent record of exchange and ALIA. The vendor advertises a 180-day trial without requiring payment information. LitX is web-only, and its listed support channel is email; teams that depend on integrations or access beyond the web should consider alternatives. It is a focused option for small teams prioritizing case storage and discovery exchange, rather than a broad platform with a listed integration ecosystem.
LitX pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Centralized case files with unlimited cases on the Standard plan
- Preserves documents in original state and records an audit trail
- ALIA supports document review, summaries and comparisons
- Where it doesn't
- Only web access is listed
- No integrations are listed
- Only the Standard monthly price is published
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