CCCiteCanon

Solo-lawyer economics

Cheaper than Westlaw because it is built around the work solos repeat.

CiteCanon is not trying to recreate an enterprise research suite on day one. The launch product focuses on the repeated solo workflows that need speed and care: source-linked Q&A, case lookup, citation checks, drafting structure, and audit records.

What changes for the solo workflow
Question
CiteCanon answer
Why it matters
Why is it cheaper?
The product narrows the launch scope to public-source research and citation-gated drafting.
Solos avoid paying for enterprise packaging before they know the workflow fits.
What do I give up?
You should not expect a complete proprietary editorial library in the beta.
The tradeoff is transparent source access and a workflow shaped for small practices.
When should I still use Westlaw?
Use it when a matter requires proprietary citators, treatises, or firm-approved research standards.
CiteCanon is a practical companion and replacement candidate, not a magic waiver of professional review.

Price

$0 now

Stripe is intentionally off during the first release cycle.

Audience

Solos first

The workspace avoids sales calls and team procurement assumptions.

Verification

Visible

Citations remain inspectable objects with public routes and audit metadata.