Standalone edition

Free

A real operating system for one lawyer

Core local practice and business management, documents in the firm's folders, and locally run capabilities that do not create an ongoing Usus cloud cost.

  • Not a trial or time-limited teaser
  • No cloud account required for core local work
  • Local records remain available without a subscription
  • Export and ordinary documents remain under the firm's control

Firm collaboration

Published before launch

Pay for services with continuing costs

Optional end-to-end encrypted synchronization, coordinated multi-device and multi-user access, and future connected services require operating infrastructure.

  • Clear firm-oriented pricing under evaluation
  • Affordable participation for non-lawyer staff
  • No “contact sales” gate for standard plans
  • Changes disclosed before renewal

Commitments before the number

The pricing model should remain accountable to the firm

Staff are not all full-price lawyers

Assistants, clerks, bookkeepers, and other participants should not automatically carry the same price as a professional seat.

Operational tools are not AI ransom

A firm should not have to purchase an unrelated premium AI tier to obtain a necessary workflow or data capability.

The exit stays available

Cancellation should end a service, not disable the firm's local practice or make its records inaccessible.

Standard prices stay public

A small firm should be able to understand the ordinary price without surrendering contact information or sitting through a demo.

Increases require notice

Material changes should be explained before renewal, with enough time for the firm to evaluate its options.

Early trust should be recognized

Founders-program pricing protection will be defined before any participant is asked to purchase a paid service.

Why standalone can be free

The business model follows the architecture

A local desktop application does not require Usus to host every matter, document, search, and daily interaction. That makes a permanent free edition economically possible and lets the company earn revenue where it actually provides a continuing service.

“Free” is not a promise that development, support, or every external service costs nothing. It means the local product is intended to remain usable without converting into a subscription gate.

Price the exit

A low entrance price does not make an inexpensive system

The real cost includes higher tiers, add-ons, staff seats, payment fees, implementation, future increases, and the labor and risk of leaving.

Shape the model

Tell us what fair collaboration pricing means to your firm

Firm size, staff mix, device count, storage, and practice area all change the economics. Founders-program conversations will inform the final model.

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