Comparison

Verdix vs CASEpeer

PI-focused case management (owned by AffiniPay / MyCase).

CASEpeer and Verdix both target PI firms. Verdix adds the AI layer.

CASEpeer has deep PI roots and a mature case-tracking spine. Verdix is newer but AI-native: Claude drafts demand letters, extracts facts from police reports and medical bills, and reclassifies intakes. If your bottleneck is paralegal capacity, Verdix is the force multiplier.

Verdix

$149/month flat for the firm

Solo + small PI firms, same-day setup.

CASEpeer

~$79–$89/user/month

PI-specific but legacy-feeling UI, no native AI drafting.

Feature by feature

Feature	Verdix	CASEpeer
Base price	$149/mo firm-wide	~$85/user/mo billed annually
PI-specific workflow	✓ Yes	✓ Yes
AI-drafted demand letters CASEpeer added some AI; demand drafting still template-first	✓ Yes	— No
AI document extraction	✓ Yes	— No
AI case-brief + call questions	✓ Yes	— No
Bilingual intake (EN + ES)	✓ Yes	Manual
Lien negotiation workflow	✓ Yes	✓ Yes
Settlement statement generator	✓ Yes	✓ Yes
Phone-call recording / transcribe	— No	✓ Yes
Court calendaring	— No	✓ Yes
Setup time	Same-day	Days (data migration + onboarding call)

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Common questions

Does Verdix do intake like CASEpeer?

Yes — Verdix has a branded public intake form with per-firm colors, Spanish toggle, AI re-classification of urgency and PI vs. non-PI, and lead-source attribution. CASEpeer's intake is strong but English-first and template-driven.

Can I switch from CASEpeer mid-case?

You can run them in parallel and migrate cases as they close. Most firms switch new intakes to Verdix first, then migrate active cases over 2–3 months.

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