ExhibitPrep vs Everlaw
Which tool is better for legal exhibit stamping?
See the side-by-side comparison.
The honest take
Everlaw is powerful enterprise software for large-scale litigation. But using it just to stamp exhibits is like hiring a construction crew to hang a picture. ExhibitPrep does exhibit stamping at a fraction of the cost, and your files never leave your device.
ExhibitPrep
Built for legal exhibit stamping. Fast, simple, browser-based.
- $14.99/day or $4.99/use
- No installation required
- One-click batch stamping
- 25+ legal templates
- 🆕 Trial Binder Mode with alphabetic labels
Everlaw
Cloud eDiscovery platform.
- Enterprise pricing (expensive)
- Designed for document review, not exhibit prep
- Overkill for exhibit stamping
- Cloud-based eDiscovery
Feature Comparison
| Feature | ExhibitPrep | Everlaw |
|---|---|---|
| Exhibit stampingKey Feature | Limited | |
| Batch processing | ||
| Sequential numbering | Production #s | |
| Combined PDF with TOCKey Feature | ||
| Files stay on deviceKey Feature | ||
| Pay-per-use pricing | ||
| eDiscovery/document review | ||
| AI-powered analytics | ||
| Team collaboration | ||
| Starting price | $4.99/use | ~$150+/mo |
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Pricing Comparison
ExhibitPrep
$4.99
per session
$14.99
unlimited for 24 hours
$39.99
monthly subscription
Pay only when you need it. No annual commitment.
Everlaw
$1800.00
per year
$150.00/month
No pay-per-use option
Subscription required regardless of usage.
Workflow Comparison: Stamping 25 Exhibits
ExhibitPrep: ~15 minutes
- 1Drag and drop all 25 files (30 seconds)
- 2Drag to arrange in order (5 minutes)
- 3Configure stamp and click "Apply All" (1 minute)
- 4Preview and download combined PDF (5 minutes)
Everlaw: Hours to days
- 1Upload documents to Everlaw cloud (30+ minutes)
- 2Process and index documents (1-4 hours)
- 3Review and tag for production (Varies)
- 4Create production with Bates numbers (30 minutes)
- 5Download stamped documents (15 minutes)
ExhibitPrep saves significant time on a typical exhibit set.
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Watch how to batch stamp 10+ exhibits in under 20 seconds—something that would take much longer with Everlaw.
When to Use Each Tool
Use ExhibitPrep When...
- You just need exhibit stamping
- You want files to stay on your device
- You want affordable, pay-per-use pricing
- You're a solo practitioner or small firm
Use Everlaw When...
- You're managing large-scale eDiscovery
- You need AI document review
- You have enterprise budget
- You need team collaboration on review
- You're handling complex litigation
Common Questions
Should I use Everlaw for exhibit stamping?
Everlaw is enterprise eDiscovery software, not exhibit stamping software. While Everlaw can apply Bates numbers during production, it's designed for large-scale document review with AI analytics. For simple exhibit stamping, ExhibitPrep is faster, more affordable, and doesn't require uploading your documents to the cloud.
How does Everlaw pricing compare to ExhibitPrep?
Everlaw uses enterprise pricing based on data volume and users, typically starting at $150+/month for small matters. ExhibitPrep costs $4.99 per use or $14.99 for 24-hour unlimited access. For exhibit stamping alone, ExhibitPrep costs 95%+ less.
Is Everlaw more secure since it's enterprise software?
Everlaw requires uploading documents to their cloud servers. ExhibitPrep processes all documents locally in your browser—files never leave your device. For confidential exhibits, ExhibitPrep's local processing may actually be preferable.
When would I need both Everlaw and ExhibitPrep?
If you're using Everlaw for eDiscovery and document review, you might use ExhibitPrep for quick exhibit stamping on documents that don't need to go through the full eDiscovery workflow—like exhibits for routine motions or smaller matters.
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