Paxton AI Review: Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers

Paxton is a legal-specific, web-based, large language model (LLM) AI designed for firms of all sizes. It offers comprehensive legal research, high-volume document analysis, including specifically contract review, and promises to “draft like a seasoned attorney.”

Paxton offers several pricing tiers. Attorneys can access the Basic plan for free, which gives access to statutes and regulations databases and AI-powered drafting. Students (those with an .edu email address) get improved search capabilities and access to secondary sources for $29/month. Paxton’s “complete” package, the Professional plan ($99/mo), further adds “full access” to AI assistance, AI-based contract review and document drafting, and the ability to upload existing documents for “personalized insights” from Paxton.

For techies or traditionalists, Paxton offers a Boolean Composer to help users “craft precise, complex queries” for exacting legal research.

Paxton’s architecture gives firms control over their data, even deploying the necessary LLM AI technology within the customer’s existing cloud infrastructure. Such an approach offers the firm the tightest control over their own data and the AI’s access to it.

Paxton is geared towards document and contract-centric practices. Paxton’s approach of targeting law firms of all sizes means that it has thoroughly considered collaboration and security in its feature development.