Pricing and Credits Policy

1. Credit model and nature of the credit

The SYSTEM operates on prepaid credits, purchased from the Distributor at a unit price in Brazilian reais (R$) disclosed at the time of purchase; use of the features consumes credits according to the cost of each operation.

The credit is the unit of measurement of the contracted usage capacity — it does not constitute prepaid monetary value or a prepaid service. What the User contracts is the right to use the SYSTEM up to the plan's credit ceiling, within the respective cycle. What may vary is the quantity of credits that each operation consumes — the cost of the operation, expressed in credits, fixed at the moment it is performed —, subject to the validity periods of Clause 5.

2. Transparency and consumption dashboard

2.1. The cost, in credits, of each operation varies according to objective factors of the use itself — the quantity and size of the documents submitted, the type of query, and the complexity of the processing. For this reason, it is not possible to price the cost of a specific operation with precision in advance.

2.2. The Distributor makes available a comprehensive management dashboard with: (i) average cost per type of activity; (ii) consumption per user; and (iii) consumption run-rate against the contracted credits — enabling usage to be monitored and projected. A metered, pay-for-actual-use billing model, analogous to that of cloud computing services.

2.3. The internal methodology for weighting the cost of each operation constitutes a trade secret and its formula need not be disclosed; transparency is ensured through the measurement of actual consumption and full visibility in the dashboard.

3. Price of the credit

3.1. The unit price of the credit, in R$, is disclosed at the time of purchase and corresponds to the monetary value stored.

4. Adjustment of the cost of use (consumption per operation)

4.1. Definition and adjustment. The cost of use — the quantity of credits that each operation consumes — is defined by the System Provider, which has the exclusive authority to change it, upon 30 (thirty) days' prior notice, based on at least one objective ground:

(i) Market pressure / costs passed through by the System Provider (AI providers, infrastructure, research); (ii) Technological evolution: adoption of new technologies or models (e.g., a new generation of AI or embedding models) that consume more resources per operation, even if with higher quality; (iii) Currency pressure: USD/BRL exchange-rate variation. (x) a change in price, usage limit, or commercial terms made by a provider of a Brazilian-market-specific external service integrated into the System, under the terms of Section 8.

4.2. Application to the entire balance. The adjustment applies to all operations carried out from the date it enters into effect, including when funded by credits purchased earlier. There is no retroactive change: it does not affect operations already completed, only future operations. Example: a filing that today consumes 1X credits may, after new technology is adopted, consume 1.5X credits — a value applicable from that point onward to any User, regardless of the date the credits were purchased. The Distributor will disclose this condition prominently at the time credits are purchased, so that the User knows, before purchasing, that the cost of use may be changed and will reach the balance already purchased.

4.3. Guarantees to the User. (a) the unit price of the credit, in R$, is disclosed at the time of purchase (Clause 3); (b) ongoing management transparency — average cost per activity, consumption per user, and run-rate — in the dashboard (Clause 2).

4.4. Cost reductions may be passed on at the Distributor's discretion.

5. Validity of credits

5.1. Credits under the monthly subscription. Unless purchased as unbundled credits, the credits linked to the monthly subscription expire at the end of the month. At the start of each cycle, the User's wallet is replenished with the total quantity of credits corresponding to the subscribed plan. Capacity not used within the cycle is not refunded, converted into future credit, or carried over, and is extinguished upon the close of the cycle. The subscription fee corresponds to the availability of capacity, not to the delivery of units of service.

5.2. Unbundled credits. Credits purchased as unbundled credits have no expiration date.

6. Cancellation and absence of refund

6.1 There is no refund of the subscription fee already consumed or yet to be consumed in the current month. Cancellation of the subscription takes effect at the end of the current month.

6.2 Unbundled credits — refund upon discontinuation. If marketing of the SYSTEM ends for any reason, unbundled credits purchased and not consumed will be honored during the transition period communicated to the User. Once that period ends, the remaining balance will be refunded according to the cause of the discontinuation:

6.3 The Distributor will disclose the regime under Clause 6.2 prominently at the time of purchase of unbundled credits.

7. Business nature of the engagement

7.1 This Policy is incorporated into the Terms of Service and, together with them, constitutes a single instrument.

7.2 The engagement of the System is entered into between business enterprises, having as its object a productivity tool intended to be integrated into the End Client's professional activity as an input to the End Client's own provision of services. The End Client is not the final recipient of the service, within the meaning of art. 2º da Lei nº 8.078/1990, and the regime of the Código de Defesa do Consumidor does not apply to it.

7.3 The Parties acknowledge the parity and symmetry of the relationship, for the purposes of art. 421-A do Código Civil, with what has been freely agreed prevailing and contractual revision being exceptional.

7.4 The System is a productivity tool and does not provide legal consulting or advice; the analysis, review, and professional decision regarding any generated content remain entirely with the responsible attorney, as set out in the Terms of Service and the Consent Acknowledgment Term.

8. Market-Specific External Services

8.1 Certain features of the System depend on third-party services specific to the Brazilian market — including national case-law databases, procedural-tracking query services, and integrations with official public sources. These services are referred to in this Policy as External Market Services.

8.2 The External Market Services are contracted directly by the Distributor, in its own name, with the respective providers. The System Provider is responsible for developing and maintaining the integration layer that connects these services to the System's features.

8.3 Cost already reflected in the plan. The cost of the External Market Services is already factored into the price of the plan and into the quantity of Credits consumed by the operations that use them. There is no additional charge, separate fee, or pass-through billed to the End Client on account of these services.

8.4 Consumption of Credits. Operations that use External Market Services consume Credits according to the then-current consumption table, and may present a higher cost per operation than operations that do not depend on an external service, owing to the cost of access to the third-party database.

8.5 Cost variation. A change in price, usage limit, or commercial terms by the external provider constitutes an objective ground for adjustment of the cost of use, as set out in Section 4.

8.6 Availability. Features that depend on External Market Services are subject to the availability, coverage, completeness, and usage limits of the third-party provider, which are not under the control of either the Distributor or the System Provider.

8.6.1 The unavailability, interruption, limitation of scope, or discontinuation of an External Market Service does not constitute a defect of the System and is not counted for purposes of the availability commitment set out in the Terms of Service.

8.6.2 The Distributor will notify the End Client, with as much advance notice as the situation permits, of the discontinuation of a feature that depends on an External Market Service and, where applicable, will indicate an alternative available within the System.

8.7 Third-party content. Content obtained from External Market Services — including the text of decisions, headnotes, docket updates, and procedural metadata — is provided by a third party and reproduced by the System in the state in which it is received. Neither the Distributor nor the System Provider guarantees its accuracy, timeliness, or completeness; the provisions of the Terms of Service and of the Consent Acknowledgment Term regarding the mandatory verification, by the responsible attorney, of all information before any professional use remain fully applicable.

8.8 Data transmitted. Querying External Market Services transmits to the provider only legal search terms, identification of the court or source, and the relevant time period. No party names, case numbers, End Client documents, or any data identifying the User's client are transmitted. The providers and the place of processing are set out in the Privacy Policy and in the list of sub-processors.