DigitalOwl pricing
No price is published on the main product pages. Two offers are sold: an enterprise platform for insurers and law firms through a demo, and a self serve plan for legal teams reviewing under 30,000 pages a month, which has its own page.
How DigitalOwl pricing works
- Pricing model
- Undisclosed. Enterprise agreements for life and property and casualty carriers, claims organizations and law firms; a self serve plan for legal teams under 30,000 pages a month.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. HIPAA compliance is claimed with no agreement referenced. For life and property and casualty carriers and law firms, whether HIPAA governs the files at all is the prior question.
Not stated: the unit of charge (per file, per page, per seat or per decision), whether record retrieval is bundled or charged separately once the business becomes ChartSwap Insights, which entity contracts after the combination, and what model governance documentation the vendor provides, which matters because adverse action and disclosure duties for AI informed underwriting and claim decisions sit with the carrier.
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DigitalOwl pricing, answered
How much does DigitalOwl cost?
DigitalOwl does not publish a price. Two offers are sold: an enterprise platform for insurers and law firms through a demo, and a self serve plan for legal teams reviewing under 30,000 pages a month, which has its own page.
Does DigitalOwl offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. HIPAA compliance is claimed with no agreement referenced. For life and property and casualty carriers and law firms, whether HIPAA governs the files at all is the prior question.