CiteMatch and BriefCatch.
BriefCatch Individual is $720 a year, billed annually at $60 a seat a month, as of 2026-09-01; no month-to-month price is posted. CiteMatch is $19 a month.
BriefCatch figures are from briefcatch.com/pricing (https://www.briefcatch.com/pricing), captured 2026-09-01. Checkout is open.
Price, as of 2026-09-01.
| Fact | BriefCatch Individual | CiteMatch |
|---|---|---|
| Individual price | $720 a year ($60 a seat a month) | $19 a month |
| Year paying monthly | $720 | $228 |
| Year on the annual plan | $720 | $199 |
| Month-to-month | None on the Individual card. | $19 a month |
What the pane does.
CiteMatch applies each style edit as a tracked change.
CiteMatch applies each style edit as a tracked change and puts the prior track-changes setting back. BriefCatch replaces the text in place.
The brief stays in Word.
Only citation details leave the machine. BriefCatch uploads the document.
A fixed rule returns verified, mismatch, not found, or unverifiable.
The rule compares quoted words to retrieved source text. No model produces the result. BriefCatch's citation layer uses AI.
CiteMatch builds a Table of Authorities from the citations found.
CiteMatch builds a Table of Authorities from the citations found. In the pane, use More, then Authorities.
What CiteMatch does not do.
CiteMatch is not a citator. It does not decide whether an authority is good law. Coverage today is federal cases where a supported source returns opinion text, supported sections of the U.S. Code, and D.C., Maryland, and Virginia where the tested path works. CiteMatch marks everything else as no public source or not checked, with the reason, for the lawyer to review.
BriefCatch also sells a web app, Outlook, a learning hub, and enterprise seats. CiteMatch sells the Word pane.