How much does it cost to use ADR Notable?

One of the ways in which ADR Notable strives to be flexible is in our pricing strategy.  Some mediators open new cases several times a week; others mediate cases once a month or even less frequently.  Some will pass the cost of the product through to the clients; others will treat it as an overhead expense.   We have a plan for you, no matter your situation!

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Free Trial

ADR Notable offers a completely free trial so that mediators have ample time to learn about the features and to see firsthand how it can help before, during, and after a mediation session.  No credit card information is required for the free trial and all the case information you enter and files you upload will be seamlessly converted to either a Subscription, Pay-as-you-go, or Enterprise plan at the end of the trial period.  Read more about the ADR Notable Free Trial.

Subscription Plan

This option allows a single user to open an unlimited number of cases for a flat monthly fee, with a  discount when you subscribe for a year.  Get started with a subscription plan now.

Pay-as-you-go

If you serve as a mediator only occasionally, you may want to consider the option of buying one or more single licenses.  They never expire and when you have used all the single-case licenses you purchased, ADR Notable will prompt you to replenish your account the next time you open a case. Purchase one or more single-case licenses. 

Enterprise Plan 

If you are part of a firm of more than three professionals, you may want to consider an Enterprise Plan.  ADR Notable is designed to help Mediators, Case Managers, and Firm Administrators, so it is ideal for organizations with several -- or many -- professionals.   Contact us about Enterprise Pricing plan options.

And here is a bonus for all users!  If you are co-mediating a case or want to share access with a case manager or an assistant, you can invite one other registered user to share a case file at no additional cost.  Further, you can adjust the case permissions for that user to set what is shared and what is kept private.