What is Trelent?
Legal and compliance workflows on private AI infrastructure.
Who is Trelent best for?
Trelent is best for financial and legal firms that want AI for document-heavy work with data kept private.
Banks and financial firms
It scans financial statements and flags compliance and risk points against the rules your business sets.
Law firms and legal teams
It automates document review and highlights red flags, so a team can handle more matters.
Client onboarding teams
Long onboarding reviews built on sensitive client files move faster when the reading and checking is automated.
Teams that cannot use public AI tools
Data ingestion, search and agent workflows all run inside your own private environment.
How much does Trelent cost?
Trelent has no free plan: work starts with a 2 to 4 month pilot on a retainer of $10k to $25k a month, depending on scope, then moves to pricing tied to an agreed business result.
- A 2 to 4 month commitment
- Dedicated engineering support
- Help moving your existing workflow over
After the pilot, Trelent switches to outcome-based pricing: the cost is linked to a business metric agreed during the pilot, such as clients onboarded or fixes resolved, and grows with results. It publishes no figures for that stage. There is no free plan or trial; you start by booking a call. Full pricing on trelent.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Trelent
What is Trelent?
Legal and compliance workflows on private AI infrastructure.
Who is Trelent for?
Trelent is best for financial and legal firms that want AI for document-heavy work with data kept private.
Is Trelent free?
No. Trelent has no free plan or trial. Work begins with a paid pilot of 2 to 4 months at $10k to $25k a month, based on scope, and then moves to pricing tied to a business result agreed with you.
How much does Trelent cost?
Trelent's paid plans are Prove value at $10k-$25k per month, based on scope.
Where can I try Trelent?
On its official website, trelent.com.







