Final Exhibits 2 review: features, pricing and alternatives
A practical guide to the Windows exhibit-labeling software, based on the vendor’s documentation.
Published by ExhibitPrep, a competing product. We do not assign a star rating or present this as an independent hands-on benchmark.
What the documented workflow includes
- Load exhibit documents and place or edit exhibit stickers.
- Add page numbers and adjust the position of labels or numbering.
- Create PDFs from images or slipsheets for other file formats.
- Save stamp settings as case profiles for later reuse.
- Choose export options and inspect the saved PDFs.
The product’s edition comparison and case-profile help describe these options. Check which edition includes the controls you need.
Final Exhibits pricing and requirements
The vendor lists Lite at $70/year, and Full at $95/year. Both are annual subscriptions. The vendor also lists two activations per license and volume pricing for teams; confirm current renewal and licensing terms on its pricing page.
System requirements list Windows 10 or later. The FAQ says Final Exhibits is available for Windows only. The vendor advertises a 14-day trial, which is a useful way to verify the actual output and edition limits for your workflow.
What to test before buying
- Use a short set containing both a single-page and a multi-page exhibit.
- Check label text, position and size in the saved PDF, not only the app preview.
- Test the page-number format you want, including the transition from one exhibit to the next.
- Save and reopen a case profile if settings reuse matters to you.
- Check the exact combined-file, separate-file and navigation options you need.
These are product-evaluation recommendations. They do not establish that an output satisfies a particular court’s filing requirements.
Which alternative is worth evaluating?
If you prefer an installed Windows tool with reusable case settings, Final Exhibits deserves a trial. If you want to prepare and review a PDF exhibit set in a browser and choose a per-set download, try ExhibitPrep. If you need a dedicated multi-volume appendix workflow, also evaluate Exhibit Flow’s documented tools. For a standalone exhibit list, ExhibitPrep’s free generator produces PDF and editable Word files.
Inspect the finished PDF before choosing
Our fictional demonstration matter includes source documents, a stamped packet, a clickable contents page and a revised packet. Open the PDF, follow its contents links and inspect the labels. Then open the same matter in the tool to see how it was prepared.
Preview your own documents free. A single-set download starts at $4.99; compare all plans before purchasing. The sample demonstrates the product; it does not establish compliance for a particular filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Final Exhibits 2?
Final Exhibits 2 is doneby5’s Windows desktop software for labeling and paginating exhibit documents. Its documentation also covers image conversion, slipsheets, reusable case profiles and export options.
How much does Final Exhibits cost?
The vendor lists Lite at $70/year, and Full at $95/year. These are annual subscriptions, with two activations per license. Check the current vendor page for volume licensing and renewal terms.
Does Final Exhibits work on Mac?
The official requirements list Windows 10 or later, and the vendor FAQ says it is not available for Mac. If you want to work directly in a Mac browser, evaluate a browser product such as ExhibitPrep or Exhibit Flow.
Is there a Final Exhibits trial?
The vendor advertises a 14-day trial. Use the current trial to check the edition, sticker controls and export options you need rather than relying on a general rating.
Can I use the Lite edition for the same tasks as Full?
The vendor publishes an edition comparison. Full includes additional controls, and its help documents reusable case profiles. Check the exact functions you need in that comparison and the trial; this page does not assume the editions are interchangeable.
Is this an independent Final Exhibits review?
No. This page is published by ExhibitPrep, a competing product. It summarizes primary vendor documentation and gives a practical evaluation checklist. It is not an independent benchmark or a summary of customer reviews.