Compare DISCO and spyglasses on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Legal tools, Custom / Usage-based (per-GB hosting) vs Freemium-style usage…
At a Glance
DISCO
spyglasses
Primary category
Legal
Legal
Rating
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Pricing model
Custom / Usage-based (per-GB hosting)
Freemium-style usage plans: Pay-As-You-Go from $15 ($1/credit, no subscription); Brand plan $29/month; Agency plan $199/month with white-label reporting; Enterprise custom pricing.
Starting price
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$1
Free plan
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Free trial
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Platforms
Web
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Team collaboration
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AI features
Yes
Yes
Public API
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Yes
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
DISCO
Per-GB Hosting — Custom (billed per gigabyte) Usage-based / Monthly
User-friendly, modern interface compared to legacy ediscovery tools
Predictable flat per-GB pricing instead of fragmented fees
AI-native review tools (Cecilia) built directly into the workflow
Highly rated, responsive customer support
Cons
No published flat starting price; costs scale with data volume and require a custom quote
Some firms find it operationally difficult to pass usage-based costs through to clients
Purpose-built for legal workflows only, not a general-purpose document platform
Project management services are billed separately at an hourly rate
spyglasses
Pros
Purpose-built for AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, AI Overviews) rather than only traditional search rankings
White-label reporting and multi-property support make it usable by agencies managing many client brands at once
Pay-as-you-go credit option ($1/credit, $15 minimum) lets smaller teams try the platform without committing to a subscription
Bundles tracking/analytics with practical optimization tools (FAQ Generator, Citation Optimizer, AI Readiness Audit) instead of reporting-only
Cons
Entry-level Brand plan is capped at 25 tracked prompts and 250 audit pages per month, which may be limiting for larger sites
Pricing mixes usage credits, monthly subscriptions, and one-time reports, making total cost harder to estimate upfront than a flat-rate tool
No public app-integration marketplace was found; documented connectivity is limited to a REST API and an MCP server rather than native Slack/Zapier-style integrations
Use Cases
DISCO
Litigation Document Review — Law firms use DISCO to process, search, and review large volumes of electronically stored information for active litigation.
Corporate Investigations & Compliance — Corporate legal departments use DISCO Hold and Review to manage internal investigations, regulatory response, and preservation obligations.
Government Records & Litigation Response — Government agencies use DISCO to process and produce electronically stored information for litigation or public records requests.