To get started in NextChapter, no credit card is necessary because you are not charged until you’re ready to file the case. This is a great way to try out our software before committing to paying.
Once you’ve decided to proceed with filing a case, you can add or update your credit card and select your payment plan in the billing section in your settings. All of our plans are billed annually upfront with no hidden fees along the way. Once you’ve paid for the year, you can make updates or amendments to your cases at no extra charge. Here’s a breakdown of each plan:
Pro Basic: Start with the essentials
This plan covers Chapter 7, 11, and 13 cases and includes ECF integration, unlimited client storage, and robust case management tools. You’ll also get local forms, up to 6 concurrent users, unlimited district access, automatic updates, 3rd party integrations, and more.$159 for up to 4 cases per year
$649 for up to 11 cases per year
$999 for unlimited cases per year
You can start with just what you need for your caseload and upgrade anytime if your filing needs grow.
Pro+: The best value for firms of all sizes.
Get everything included in Pro Basic, plus powerful extras like MyChapter Client Portal, NextMessage Client Texting, NextChapter Notices, Hearing Scheduler, Attorney Fee Report, Calendar Integrations, Quick Means Test Tool, Custom Fields, and more.$1,099 for up to 11 cases per year
$1,599 for unlimited cases per year
Just like the Basic plan, you can easily upgrade your plan if your filing needs increase.
Whoa Package: Everything You Need to Streamline Your Practice
For $1,999 per year, this all-in-one bundle includes everything from Pro Basic and Pro+, plus Doc Creator. This plan supports unlimited cases per year and gives you the full NextChapter experience to take your firm’s efficiency to the next level.
In My Account Settings> Billing & Pricing Plans> Billing/Credit Card, you can also enter your credit card number, or you can update the credit card on file at any time by entering the new card information, which will override the existing card information.
