Predictice

What is Predictice?

Predictice is a French legaltech launched in 2016 by engineers and lawyers. It combines case law search with machine learning analytics so legal professionals can quantify outcomes and find relevant decisions.

Key capabilities of Predictice

• Case law search: automatic identification of relevant decisions
• Success-rate analysis: quantified outcomes by court
• Compensation estimates: likely award amounts
• Decision summaries: GPT-based summaries of court decisions
• Drafting assistant: generative drafting support
• France hosting: data hosted in France under GDPR

How Predictice works

Users search a corpus of more than 60 million legal documents reported by third-party sources, and the platform highlights relevant case law and statistics on success rates and compensation. A GPT-based layer summarizes decisions and assists drafting. The vendor site could not be fetched during review, so details come from public listings.

Who uses Predictice?

Third-party sources report use by 56 of the 100 largest Parisian law firms, about 2,000 lawyers across France, insurers and legal departments of CAC 40 companies. It targets lawyers and in-house legal teams in France.

Predictice pricing

Predictice is sold as a subscription priced by number of licenses, with training and support included. Public listings describe pricing as quote-based; no price is confirmed by the vendor here.

Predictice alternatives

Alternatives include Doctrine for French legal research, Lexis+ AI from LexisNexis, and Dalloz for French legal publishing and search.