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eCourtsIndia
AI legal clerk and court-records search for Indian advocates, covering the Supreme Court, all High Courts, district courts and tribunals, with a paid court-data API.
Spec sheet
All-in India price
₹250/mo
For a registered business
- Free plan
- Available
- Free trial
- Not listed
- Status
- Curated 12 Nov 2026
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Shortlist it if you are an advocate or small chamber that wants every court date, order and cause list in one place with WhatsApp alerts, or a legal-tech team that needs Indian court data by API. Before paying, check that your courts are covered and fresh by tracking a few live matters on the free account.
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The trade-off against the free government eCourts portal is convenience: the records are the same public data, so you pay for alerts, one board across courts and the AI clerk, not exclusive content. Against research databases like Manupatra or SCC Online it offers no editorial headnotes or commentary. The company is young and its own record counts differ between pages, so treat coverage figures as indicative.
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In short
eCourtsIndia is listed under Legal & Contract Software, reviewed for Indian buyers. It costs about ₹250/mo before GST, billed in rupees. It issues an India GST invoice, so you can claim input credit. FindThatSoftware rates it best for advocates tracking many matters across several courts; a poor fit for a litigant who only needs to check one case status, because the free government eCourts portal already does exactly that.
What eCourtsIndia costs in India
The rupee price a business actually pays, after the card forex markup, with GST shown both ways.
True India price
Registered business, per month
₹250
eCourtsIndia is billed in rupees at ₹250/mo, so there is no forex markup. A registered business reclaims GST, so that is roughly the cost (₹3,000/yr). Without reclaim, add 18% for about ₹295 a month.
- Sticker price
- ₹250/mo
- GST
- 18%, reclaimable if registered
- Registered per month
- ₹250
- Registered per year
- ₹3,000
- If you can't reclaim GST
- ₹295
- Try first
- Has a free plan, so you can start without a card.
- Watch for
- The AI Clerk is billed in rupees through prepaid credits: a monthly plan that auto renews, or a single payment for six months or a year, with credit top-ups on top, and GST of 18 percent is added to every listed price.
More
Tracking a case costs credits every 30 days whether or not anything changes, and each alert, order summary and download costs more, so a heavy practice can burn through the monthly plan quickly. Paid credits never expire, but the terms rule out refunds for partial periods or unused credits; the developer API is priced separately, with pay as you go calls at three times the enterprise rate.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
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Audit your spendWho eCourtsIndia fits
What it is, what you gain, what you give up, and who should look elsewhere.
What is eCourtsIndia?
eCourtsIndia is run by Billion Insights Ventures Pvt. Ltd., a Noida company that is not part of the government eCourts project. It indexes public records from the Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, district and taluka courts and 18 kinds of tribunal, searchable by party, advocate, judge, CNR or case number, with daily cause lists and free directories. Its paid AI Clerk tracks the cases you add and alerts you on WhatsApp and email when the record changes, files your pleadings and orders per matter, and answers questions or drafts from your own case files. It is delivered as a web app, Android and iOS apps and a Chrome extension, and the same data is sold to developers as a REST API and MCP server. Everything paid runs on prepaid credits, and the data mirrors official portals, so it can lag them.
What you gain, and what you give up.
The case for
- Free account searches every court with 200 searches a day, plus free cause lists and advocate, judge and litigant directories
- Tracked cases trigger WhatsApp and email alerts on new orders, dates or bench changes, so you stop refreshing court portals
- Indian company that bills in rupees with GST invoices, takes UPI, cards and netbanking, and paid credits never expire
The catch
- Private product with a name close to the government eCourts portal, while the underlying records are the same public data and can lag the official source
- Credit billing charges every tracked case every 30 days plus each alert, summary and download, so monthly cost grows with caseload and is hard to predict
- One account is shared across a chamber with no published per-user roles or admin controls
- Young company whose own record counts differ between the homepage, pricing page and FAQ, and no refunds for unused periods
Best for
- Advocates tracking many matters across several courts
- Small chambers wanting WhatsApp alerts on hearings and orders
- Legal-tech teams needing an Indian court-data API
Who should avoid it
- A litigant who only needs to check one case status, because the free government eCourts portal already does exactly that
- A large firm needing per seat billing and admin controls, since the published plans are individual subscriptions with usage credits
India readiness
How well eCourtsIndia fits an Indian business operationally, from the verified pricing and company facts we hold.
- ✓GST invoice
Issues a GST-compliant invoice, so a registered business can reclaim input tax.
- ✓Bills in INR
Priced in rupees, so there is no forex conversion or card markup on top.
- ✓India HQ
India-headquartered, so support, timezone, and context are local.
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Where eCourtsIndia fits in a workflow
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What we verified about eCourtsIndia
Read from eCourtsIndia’s own pages. Each line is a finding and what it was based on, so you can check any of it yourself.
What eCourtsIndia does
Features we confirmed28
- REST API
- the product is sold as a modern REST API with 11 to 13 documented endpoints
- Portfolio dashboard
- AI Clerk puts every matter across every court on one screen
- MCP server
- an MCP server with 22 tools connects Claude, Cursor or VS Code directly to court data
- Chrome extension
- a free eCourtsIndia Chrome extension shows tomorrow's listings and case updates from the browser toolbar
- Advocate public listing
- free plan lets a lawyer create a custom listing and URL showcasing cases and practice history
- AI order summaries
- View AI Summary costs ₹2 and gives summaries, key points, outcome, relief granted and legal provisions
- Ask your documents rag
- 'Ask Your Files Anything' answers questions like what the respondent argued last hearing from your uploads
- Auto labelling of case files
- AI Clerk automatically labels, sorts, identifies and files uploaded case documents
- Available dates lookup
- Available Dates endpoint tells you which dates have cause list data before you spend credits
- Bearer token auth
- API docs require an Authorization Bearer token with an eci_live_ prefix and 41-character length
- Brave browser support
- the extension is stated to work in Chrome and Brave on desktop
- Bulk case refresh
- Bulk Case Refresh queues up to 50 CNRs in one POST with results in about 30 seconds
- Case detail by cnr
- Case Detail endpoint returns parties, advocates, judges, hearing history, orders, IAs and tagged matters by CNR
- Cause list notification filters
- Notifications are priced at ₹10 per month per filter for new cause list, case schedule or new-case-against-litigant triggers
- Cause list search
- Cause List Search filters entries by date, judge, advocate, litigant, state and district
- Certified true copy pdfs
- Order Markdown & PDF endpoint supplies watermarked certified-true-copy PDFs for official submission
- Court hierarchy navigation
- Court Structure endpoint navigates states, districts, court complexes and courts, free and unauthenticated
- Court order pdf download
- Download Orders costs ₹2 and returns digitally signed true copies of court PDFs
- Document vault
- AI Clerk lets you upload, organize and search all your case files
- Hearing alerts
- AI Clerk sends notifications before every hearing so you never walk in unprepared
- Idempotent refresh requests
- duplicate refresh requests within 15 seconds are treated as idempotent
- Indian court case search
- site search covers all Indian eCourt data across district, high and Supreme Court records
- Lawyer discovery directory
- advocate listings let lawyers get discovered and contacted based on their work
- Live case refresh
- Case Refresh forces a live re-scrape from official eCourts servers with data ready in 5-10 seconds
- Live case tracking
- AI Clerk shows real-time status updates across every court automatically
- Live enum reference endpoint
- Enum Reference returns live case type, status and court codes free without authentication
- Order text extraction
- API markdownContent field contains the complete order text, often 5-40 pages, not a stub
- Search by party advocate judge
- Case Search endpoint filters by party, advocate, judge, court, case type and dates
What people use it for1
- Background litigation check
- use case explicitly covers uncovering criminal records and pending litigations of individuals
Works with4
- Vs code
- MCP server connects VS Code directly to court data with no REST calls
- Cursor
- the MCP server page lists Cursor as a supported AI tool client
- Claude MCP
- the MCP server explicitly names Claude as a client it connects court data to
- Chrome web store
- the extension is distributed through the Chrome Web Store with a published listing ID
Terms, compliance and how you buy36
- Self serve signup
- the CTA goes straight to /auth/register rather than a demo request
- No setup fee
- API pricing lists no setup fee with instant activation on payment
- No card required
- homepage and API page both state no credit card needed to begin
- Cancel anytime
- homepage CTA strip states cancel anytime alongside no credit card needed
- All 25 high courts
- coverage lists 25 High Courts including all benches such as Delhi, Bombay, Madras and Calcutta
- Annual prepaid enterprise
- the annual API plan is ₹1,00,000 billed prepaid annually for 10,000 credits a month
- API docs published
- a full developer guide at /api/docs documents auth, CNR format, endpoints and example responses
- API pay as you go at 3x rate
- deposit packs deduct credits per successful request at 3x base rate with no commitment
- Billed only on successful requests
- API pricing states credits are deducted per successful request
- Cloudflare blocks non browser traffic
- direct curl requests to the site return a Cloudflare 403 'Your request was blocked'
- Cnr based identifier model
- docs explain the 16-character CNR pattern as the unique key for every case in the eCourts system
- Credit metered pricing
- AI summaries and order downloads are billed at ₹2 each against a credit balance
- Credits exceed subscription fee
- Pro at ₹200 a month carries AI credits worth ₹500 a month
- Daily data refresh
- the data section states every district, high court and tribunal is updated daily
- Deposit credits never expire
- pay-as-you-go deposit pack credits are stated to never expire
- Derived from public court data
- Case Refresh re-scrapes from official eCourts servers, so the underlying data is public records
- District court coverage 600 plus
- API coverage page states 600+ district courts across all states and union territories
- Enterprise credits do not roll over
- both the ₹10,000/month and ₹1,00,000/year plans state unused credits do not roll over
- Free forever tier
- the Free plan is ₹0/month labelled Free Forever with ₹50 of monthly AI credits
- Free unlimited search
- Site Search is priced at ₹0 in the features and costs table
- Inconsistent record count claims
- the homepage says 83.3M case records, its own CTA says 283.4M and the pricing table says 180 million
- India built
- the entire product is Indian court data, priced in rupees, with India-only coverage
- Individual not team plans
- published plans are individual subscriptions with usage credits and no seat or admin tier
- INR billed
- every price is in rupees, from ₹2 per summary to ₹1,00,000 per year
- Introductory pricing
- Pro is struck through at ₹500 and offered at ₹200/month marked Introductory Offer
- List price more than double promo
- the ₹200 Pro rate is against a ₹500 list price, so renewal risk is 2.5x
- No headnotes or commentary
- the value is access, AI summaries and tracking over raw eCourts data, with no editorial headnotes offered
- No terms page
- ecourtsindia.com/terms returns a 404, so there is no readable contract before signup
- Notifications not yet shipped
- the Notifications row is marked 'Coming soon to Pro plan' with a price already attached
- Not the government ecourts portal
- this is a private commercial product whose name closely mirrors the official government eCourts portal
- Pay per use not seats
- the pricing header reads 'Simple, Pay per use Pricing' with no per-seat tier
- Placeholder zero user count
- the homepage CTA renders '0 Users Already Use eCourtsIndia' while a stat block says 89.0K registered users
- Prepaid deposit packs
- API packs are ₹1,000 Starter, ₹2,500 Basic and ₹5,000 Standard, purchased upfront
- Quote only enterprise annual
- the annual enterprise API tier routes to Contact Sales despite showing a headline price
- Signup credits 200
- API signup gives a Bearer token with ₹200 in free credits
- Tribunal coverage
- coverage includes NCLT, CAT, Consumer Forums and other specialised tribunals
Source trail
Pricing and free-plan claims can change. FindThatSoftware keeps source URLs visible so users can verify before buying.
- AI Clerk pricinghttps://ecourtsindia.com/pricing
- API pricing (INR plans)https://ecourtsindia.com/api/pricing
- FAQ (coverage, free tier, credits)https://blogs.ecourtsindia.com/faq/
- Product homepagehttps://ecourtsindia.com/
- API and MCP server overviewhttps://ecourtsindia.com/api
- About us (operating company, GSTIN)https://ecourtsindia.com/about-us
- Android app on Google Playhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ecourtsindia.eci
- Terms of service (renewal, refunds)https://ecourtsindia.com/terms-of-service
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eCourtsIndia questions
Does eCourtsIndia give a GST invoice in India?
- eCourtsIndia issues an India GST invoice, so a GST-registered business can claim input tax credit on it directly.
Is eCourtsIndia good for Indian small businesses?
- It suits advocates tracking many matters across several courts. It bills in rupees and issues a GST invoice, so a registered business claims the GST back. It is not the right pick for a litigant who only needs to check one case status, because the free government eCourts portal already does exactly that.
Does eCourtsIndia have a free plan?
- eCourtsIndia lists a free plan, but check the official pricing page for current usage limits before choosing it.
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