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Advocate plans & pricing

Start free with up to 3 active cases—upload the file, browse the Plan, ask grounded questions, and draft letters. Then $129/month or $1,299/year to add more. A case is one active student file in your advocate workspace. Archived or closed cases do not count.

Start free.Pay when you need a fourth case.

No credit card required

Free

$0

for 3 active cases

No credit card required

Up to 3 active cases

Start with three active student files—upload, browse the Plan, ask grounded questions, and draft letters. No credit card.

  • Full workspace features
  • Up to 3 active cases
  • No credit card required
Start free workspace

When caseload grows

Professional

$129

/ month

or $1,299 / year

Prices are public. Start free; upgrade in Billing when you add a fourth case.

Add more than 3 active cases

Pay when you need a fourth active student file. Same workspace—uploads, Plan, research, and drafts—with no active-case cap.

  • Everything in Free
  • Add more than 3 active cases
  • Letter and summary drafts
  • Branded PDF exports
Start free — upgrade when you need more

A case is one student file in your advocate workspace. Your first 3 cases are free—archived or inactive cases still count toward the limit. This tool explains the documents and drafts. It does not attend meetings or represent the family. It is not legal advice. Every plan includes uploads, Plan browsing, case research, letter drafts, and branded PDF exports.

Advocating for your own child? See family pricing →

Advocate pricing questions

  • A case is one student file in your advocate workspace. Your first 3 cases are free—archived or inactive cases still count toward the limit.

Share plain-language guides with families

Send parents Learning Center articles on IEPs, evaluations, and meetings—so they arrive prepared for the next conversation.

Open your workspace. Onboard → prepare → write.

Start free with 3 active cases. Then $129 / month or $1,299 / year to add more.

3 active cases freeYou approve every draftNot legal advice

Advocating for your own child? See the family experience →