Is Lexis+ with Protégé free?

No. Lexis+ with Protégé has no permanent free plan. Pricing is quoted by the vendor. (As listed on November 9, 2026.)

Who makes Lexis+ with Protégé?

Lexis+ with Protégé is made by LexisNexis.

Where can you use Lexis+ with Protégé?

Lexis+ with Protégé is available on the web.

What are some alternatives to Lexis+ with Protégé?

Other tools filed in the same section include Elicit, Consensus and Semantic Scholar.

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Lexis+ with Protégé

LexisNexis legal AI platform for research and drafting

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Lexis+ with Protégé, formerly Lexis+ AI, is a legal AI platform from LexisNexis that helps law firms and corporate legal departments research, draft and review. LexisNexis says it combines its legal content, Shepard's citation intelligence, customer knowledge and security. Protégé Work routes a request or selected skill to a workflow and shows a plan users can monitor. Agentic Drafting produces contracts, motions and briefs from firm templates and matter materials, delivered in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or PDF. Protégé Vault analyzes up to 100,000 documents, and Shepard's Verify Trust Markers flag citations that cannot be verified. The May 2026 release launched in the US first, with a global rollout planned through 2026.

Filed under: Research & Analysis
Pricing: Paid
Platforms: web
Last updated: November 10, 2026

What Lexis+ with Protégé does

Protégé Work. Routes a natural-language request or skill to a workflow and shows a structured plan users can control.
Agentic Drafting. Drafts contracts, motions, briefs and deal documents from LexisNexis content, firm templates and matter materials.
Protégé Vault. Analyzes up to 100,000 documents per Vault, with outputs linked to source passages.
Shepard's Verify Trust Markers. Checks citations in AI-generated and attorney-drafted text and flags unverifiable ones.
Protégé Workrooms. Permission-aware collaboration spaces with audit trails and role-based access.
Bring your own key. Customers can manage their own encryption keys through their key management service.

Who it’s for

Law firms drafting contracts, motions and briefs
Corporate legal departments reviewing large document sets
Teams needing citation checking against Shepard's