RelativityOne
by Relativity
By LegalTechMag EditorsLast verified
Visit RelativityOne ↗- Pricing
- $500 · data-volume-based billing (peak-day review data volume across workspaces); Relativity eliminated per-user seat fees in its updated pricing model; pay-as-you-go, 1-year Flex Commit, or 3-year Flex Commit discount tiers available; early case assessment data billed at a fraction of active review rates, cold storage and video/rich media billed at different reduced rates
- Rating
- 4.6 (644)https://www.g2.com/products/relativity/reviews (accessed 2026-07-18)
- Best for
- Ediscovery platforms
Strengths
- Industry-standard eDiscovery platform with the deepest install base and reviewer familiarity of any tool in this comparison — most litigation support staff have used it before
- aiR for Review and aiR for Privilege (generative AI review and privilege-log assistance) included in the platform per the vendor, with no separate AI license required
- Eliminated per-seat user fees in its current pricing model, billing instead on data volume — removes the cost penalty of adding reviewers to a large team
- Available in 17 countries with 24/7/365 support, a strength for multinational and always-on litigation teams
- The only tool in this eDiscovery comparison with a large, verifiable public review base: 4.6 stars across 644 reviews on G2
- Flexible commitment tiers (pay-as-you-go, 1-year, 3-year) let large enterprise legal departments negotiate volume discounts
Limitations
- Per-GB and per-workspace pricing is not published; a quote is required, and third-party estimates place monthly cost anywhere from roughly $500 to $25,000+ depending on data volume and commitment tier
- Some G2 reviewers describe the added cost of aiR features as prohibitive despite vendor messaging that it's bundled at no extra charge — a real pricing conflict buyers should ask about directly
- Legacy platform architecture and workspace-based data model can feel heavier and less streamlined than newer cloud-native tools for small, single-matter engagements
- Built for enterprise-scale litigation support teams; overkill for a solo or small-firm matter with modest document volume
- No confirmed affiliate program