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LexisNexis

Legal and business research platforms with Protégé, an AI assistant for conversational search, summaries and drafting.

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What is LexisNexis?

LexisNexis offers legal and business research products, and its Protégé AI assistant appears across them to provide conversational search, summaries and document drafting help. Lexis+ with Protégé serves law firms and legal teams with practical guidance, document analysis and Shepard's citation analysis. Nexis+ with Protégé serves business professionals with company and financial information plus news search across 30K+ licensed sources and a 45+ year archive. LexisNexis says many products work with Microsoft Word, Outlook and SharePoint, and Lexis Create+ lets people draft, cite and review inside Microsoft 365. Prices are not listed. Nexis pricing varies by subscription term and number of users, individual subscriptions can be bought online as three-month or annual terms, and multi-user and enterprise packages need a quote from the sales team. Demos are available on request.

Use cases

  • Research case law and statutes
  • Search company and financial information
  • Search a 45+ year news archive
  • Draft legal documents with AI
  • Summarize research with conversational search
  • Monitor patents and IP portfolios
  • Review citations with Shepard's

Who it's for

  • Law firms
  • Corporate legal teams
  • Business researchers
  • IP professionals
  • Media professionals

Why use LexisNexis

  • Legal and business content sits in the same products as the AI assistant, so searches draw on licensed sources.
  • Conversational search and summaries reduce time spent reading long research results.
  • Word, Outlook and SharePoint support keeps drafting inside familiar tools.
  • Products fit a range of buyers, from small law firms to large enterprises.

LexisNexis features

  • Protégé AI assistant for conversational search and summaries
  • Document drafting assistance
  • Practical Guidance practice notes, templates and checklists
  • Shepard's citation analysis
  • Company and financial information search
  • News archive with 30K+ licensed sources
  • Free text and Boolean search
  • Drafting and review inside Microsoft 365 with Lexis Create+
  • Flexible API delivery of specialized content packages

LexisNexis integrations

  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Outlook
  • SharePoint
  • Microsoft 365

How to get started with LexisNexis

  1. Pick the product for your field, such as Lexis+ for legal or Nexis+ for business research.
  2. Buy an individual subscription online or contact sales for a multi-user or enterprise package.
  3. Search with keywords, Boolean queries or conversational questions through Protégé.
  4. Summarize results, draft documents and review citations, including in Microsoft 365.

LexisNexis limitations

  • Prices depend on term, users and product and are not published
  • Multi-user and enterprise plans are billed annually and need a sales quote
  • Integration options vary by product
  • Order processing for law firm products can take up to 72 hours

LexisNexis pricing

LexisNexis is sold on custom quotes, so its prices aren't published.

LexisNexis plans

  • Nexis Essential

    Price on vendor site

    Varies by term

    • 30K+ licensed news sources
    • 45+ year news archive
    • Free text and Boolean search
  • Nexis+ with Protégé

    Price on vendor site

    Varies by term and seats

    • Company and financial information
    • News and company search
    • Conversational search
    • AI features
  • Enterprise

    Custom

    • Specialized content packages
    • Flexible API delivery
    • AI features
    • Custom pricing packages

Plans as listed on the official pricing page on . Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

LexisNexis alternatives

The main LexisNexis alternatives listed on Debuly are Paxton, AI Lawyer, ScholarAI, aiPDF, AnswerThis and ChatPDF. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

LexisNexis compared with its alternatives
ToolPricingStarting pricePlatforms
LexisNexisContact sales—Web, API
AI LawyerFree trial—Web, iOS, Android
aiPDFFreemium$9/moWeb
AnswerThisFreemium$35/moWeb
ChatPDFFreemium—Web
PaxtonFree trial$499/moWeb
ScholarAIFreemium$9.99/moWeb, API
  1. AI Lawyer

    Legal AI assistant for research, drafting, summarizing, translating and comparing documents, on web, iOS and Android.

  2. aiPDF

    Chat app that summarizes PDFs, EPUBs, web pages and YouTube links, then answers questions about them with references to the source text.

  3. AnswerThis

    AnswerThis is an AI research assistant that searches 250M+ papers, writes cited literature reviews and runs systematic reviews.

  4. ChatPDF

    Upload a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file and ask questions in any language, with answers linked to the source page.

  5. Paxton

    AI legal assistant for attorneys that drafts documents, researches US law with citations and analyzes uploaded case files.

  6. ScholarAI

    AI research assistant that finds, summarizes and organizes academic papers, with a Copilot workspace, a ChatGPT GPT and an API.

LexisNexis FAQ

How much does LexisNexis cost?

Prices are not published as flat amounts. Nexis pricing varies by subscription term and number of users, and multi-user and enterprise packages require a quote from the sales team.

What plans does LexisNexis have?

Online buyers can choose Nexis+ with Protégé, Nexis+ with Protégé Essential or Nexis Essential. Law firms can pick Lexis+ or Lexis+ with Protégé, while enterprise plans are priced on request.

Is there a free plan for LexisNexis?

No free plan is listed. Organizations can request a demo before subscribing.

Can I pay monthly for Nexis?

Subscriptions for Nexis plans run for either three months or a full year. Enterprise and multi-user plans are billed yearly.

Does LexisNexis work with Microsoft tools?

Many products integrate with Microsoft Word, Outlook and SharePoint, and Lexis Create+ supports drafting, citing and reviewing in Microsoft 365.

What are alternatives to LexisNexis?

Westlaw, Bloomberg Law and CoCounsel are common choices for legal research, and Factiva for business news. On Debuly, compare Paxton, AI Lawyer and ScholarAI.

Sources & verification

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