No daily or weekly limits, plus the members-only tools.
$15USD / month
7 days free, then $15/month.
Unlimited case briefs, smart cards, quizzes and Cub Chat
AI outlines for every course
Study tables, the case brief generator and issue spotters
An MPRE outline and smart cards built from the questions you miss
Cancel anytime
Membership: 7 days free, then automatic billing at your chosen rate unless you cancel before the trial ends. The free account needs no card.
Membership has no daily or weekly limits.
Both billing options include everything below, plus the members-only tools: outlines, study tables, the case brief generator, issue spotters, and an MPRE outline and smart cards built from the questions you miss.
20,000+ case briefs, no daily limitUnlimited smart cards, quizzes & Cub ChatFull AI outlines for every course
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A HOME FOR YOUR WHOLE STUDY ROUTINE
One membership. Every step of the semester.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Make the cases click.
Get to the facts, issue, holding, and reasoning. Keep the full opinion close when you need the bigger picture.
20,000+ interactive case briefs
Full opinions with smart navigation
Case Compass for related cases, statutes & terms
02 / CONNECT
Bring your course together.
Give your materials structure, and work through the concepts that need a little more explanation.
AI-powered Outline Builder
A full outline for every course
Cub Chat AI study assistance
03 / PRACTICE
Know where to focus next.
Turn your legal materials into practice, revisit key concepts, and keep an eye on your progress.
Custom AI quizzes from your materials
Smart flashcards with spaced repetition
Progress analytics across subjects
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Good questions. Clear answers.
Can I use Case Cub without paying?+
Yes. A free account needs no card, just a verified email. It includes the MPRE Center (practice tests, drills and your readiness score), 5 case briefs a day with the full court opinion, 1 smart-card set and 1 quiz a week, 10 Cub Chat messages a day, and saving briefs and courses. Membership removes those limits and adds outlines, study tables, the case brief generator, issue spotters, and an MPRE outline and smart cards built from the questions you miss.
What's different between monthly and annual?+
Only the billing schedule and price. Both include the same complete toolkit. Monthly is $15 USD per month. Annual is $144 USD billed once a year, equivalent to $12 per month. You save $36 per year compared with 12 monthly payments.
How does the free trial work?+
The trial is for membership. Choose your billing option, create an account, and complete checkout with a payment card to unlock full access. First-time customers get 7 days free. After 7 days, your subscription automatically becomes paid at the monthly or annual rate confirmed at checkout unless you cancel before the trial ends. Returning customers do not receive a trial.
Will the annual option charge me $12 each month?+
No. The annual option is billed as one $144 USD payment per year. The $12 figure is its monthly equivalent. Choose monthly if you prefer a $15 USD payment each month.
Can I cancel my subscription?+
Yes. You can cancel anytime and retain access until the end of your billing period.
What if I leave membership checkout before finishing?+
You can return to the subscription page to finish checkout and start your eligible trial or paid subscription.
How many outlines are included?+
Both billing options include a full AI-generated outline for every course through the Outline Builder. You can keep up to two outlines per course at a time, and add new material to an existing outline whenever you like. Outlines are a members-only tool, so the free account does not include them.
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