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Know where you are and what is due next.
$0
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- Your own account
- Stage finder: see which step you are on
- Personal roadmap for your case
- Deadline reminders
- All guides and free tools
Start free. Pay only when you want your claim or defence drafted and ready to file. No subscriptions.
Know where you are and what is due next.
$0
no card needed
Your claim or defence, drafted and ready to file.
$99CAD
one-time, per matter
Try it first: the questionnaire and your first draft are free.
Every document for the same case, start to finish.
$229CAD
one-time, per matter
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Lawyers and paralegals typically charge $1,000 to $2,500 to prepare a claim, and $3,000 to $7,500 for full representation.
No. You pay once for each matter. There are no monthly fees and nothing renews.
As long as your case is open. Small Claims cases often take a year or more, so there is no time limit on what you paid for and no extra charge to keep going. Come back whenever you need to edit, add evidence or download your documents again. We delete a case only after 24 months with no visit, and we email you warnings at 21 and 23 months first. Opening the case starts the clock again.
One court case: the claim you start, or the claim you are defending. A separate case against a different person or business is a new matter.
Yes. The questionnaire and your first draft are free. Before you pay, you see the cover page and the first section of your Schedule A. Paying unlocks the full draft, editing, evidence tabs, signing and downloads.
No. Court filing fees are paid to the court when you file. GoSelfRep never collects them.
With PayPal Checkout, using your PayPal balance or a credit or debit card. Your access opens as soon as PayPal confirms the payment, and we email you a receipt.
The Full Case Pass is coming soon. When it opens, you can upgrade the same matter by paying the difference: $130 on top of the $99 you already paid.
No. GoSelfRep gives legal information and document tools, not legal advice, and we don't review your documents. If your case is complicated or a lot is at stake, a lawyer or licensed paralegal can help, even with one part of it.