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Updating Your Billing

How to save a credit card to your account and selecting a plan for your firm

Written by Emma Ceniza

To get started in NextChapter, no credit card is necessary. You are not charged until you're ready to file a case, which is a great way to try out our software before committing to paying.

Once you've decided to proceed with filing, you can select a plan and add a credit card in My Account Settings > Billing & Pricing Plans.

All plans require a 12-month annual contract, whether billed monthly or annually, with no hidden fees along the way. Once you've paid, you can make updates or amendments to your cases at no extra charge.

Pro Basic

Essential bankruptcy filing tools.

Covers Chapter 7, individual 11, 12, and 13 cases and includes ECF integration, unlimited client storage, and robust case management tools. You'll also get local forms, unlimited district access, automatic updates, 3rd party integrations, and more. There are no case limits.

  • $89 per user, per month

  • $979 per user, per year

Pro+

The best value for firms of all sizes.

  • $1,099 for up to 11 cases per year

  • $1,599 for unlimited cases per year

Whoa Package

Everything you need to streamline your practice.

An all-in-one bundle that includes everything from Pro Basic and Pro+, plus Doc Creator. Gives you the full NextChapter experience to take your firm's efficiency to the next level.

  • $1,999 for unlimited cases per year

Adding or Updating Your Credit Card

Go to My Account Settings > Billing & Pricing Plans > Billing/Credit Card to enter your credit card number.

You can update the card on file at any time by entering the new card information, which will override the existing card.

Purchased Separately

A few items are not included in Pro Basic, Pro+, or Whoa and are purchased on their own:

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