$1,500 a case, or $499 for the whole month.
Predict is a settlement-value tool for plaintiff PI attorneys: enter the facts of a motor-vehicle or premises case and get a jurisdiction-tuned number, shown with its confidence band, in about 30 seconds. Third-party settlement-evaluation firms (JAMS, IVO, the boutique valuation shops) produce a hand-written memo per case. The work is real. The economics only make sense on the cases where the memo justifies its own price.
The evaluator-firm workflow is slow because a human is doing the analysis — which is also why it costs $1,500.
Where the evaluator firm still wins.
If you're 30 days from a $4M policy-limits demand and the case has facts you've never seen before, paying $1,500 for a senior analyst to read the narrative and stress-test your number is the right call. The human read is the product. Predict will tell you when the comparable cohort is thin — that's exactly the case where the evaluator is worth it.
On the other 80–90% of an intake pipeline — the cases where the facts are common, the jurisdiction is one of your usuals, and the volume of comparable verdicts is high — paying $1,500 to wait two weeks for a memo is the kind of friction that keeps the workflow stuck pre-demand. Predict subsumes the routine cases and frees the $1,500 for the cases that actually need a human.
Across a held-out test set, Predict's MVA and premises-liability values are 90 to 92% accurate against the realized settlement (median absolute percentage error). The band is the methodology, not a disclaimer: it's built on comparable verdicts and settlements across the jurisdictions we cover, and it widens, on the page, wherever that cohort thins. The number is the headline; the band shows how sure the model is.
See how accuracy is measured →Use Predict on the routine 80%. Keep the evaluator for the rest.
Most pipelines don't need a $1,500 memo on every case — they need a defensible number on every case, and a senior read on the cases that warrant one. Predict covers the first; the evaluator's still there for the second. Pulling your own comps from a verdict database can get you in the ballpark; Predict turns the same evidence into a single banded number with the cohort cited, in about 30 seconds.
Start with a 14-day free trial, no credit card at signup. Enter one case at intake and you'll have a banded number before the consult ends. No memo, no two-week wait. Comparing other tools? See all comparisons below.