CaseDelta vs Supio
Supio analyzes case records at scale. Delta works across every system your firm runs on.
Side by side.
| CaseDelta | Supio | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An AI paralegal that works inside every system your firm already uses. | An AI platform for plaintiff and mass tort firms: intake, medical chronologies, demands and litigation drafting. |
| Works inside your case system | Yes. Reads and updates the case system you already use, including ones with no API. | Integrates with Litify, SmartAdvocate, MyCase, CASEpeer, Smokeball, Jove and Neostella. |
| Works across email, documents, intake | Yes. Case management, intake, email, documents and billing, all at once. | Connects to document storage such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Box and Google Drive, plus Outlook, phone systems and Westlaw. |
| Runs on a schedule | Yes. 5 to 40 automations included, by band. | Not listed on its public site. |
| Pricing | $599 to $4,099 a month per firm by account count. Flat and published. | Case subscription or unlimited firm access. Rates not published. |
| Best for | Plaintiff PI, mass tort and med mal firms that want one assistant across every system. | Plaintiff and mass tort firms reviewing large volumes of records. |
Competitor facts are from their public sites. Sources below.
Which one fits.
Choose Supio when
- Choose Supio when: You review large record sets across a mass tort docket
- Choose Supio when: You want chronologies and demands built from records
- Choose Supio when: Your case system is on Supio's integration list
- Choose Supio when: You want Westlaw research connected
Choose CaseDelta when
- Choose CaseDelta when: You want one assistant across your case system, intake, email and documents
- Choose CaseDelta when: You want work done on a schedule, like a briefing every morning at 7
- Choose CaseDelta when: You want a flat firm price, from $599 a month, not per case or per seat
- Choose CaseDelta when: Your case system or intake tool has no public API
Questions buyers ask.
Is CaseDelta an alternative to Supio?
For some work. Supio focuses on analyzing records and drafting from them; CaseDelta is an AI paralegal that reads and updates every system a firm uses. Firms with very large record sets may want Supio for that job.
Can I use Supio and CaseDelta together?
Yes. A firm can keep Supio for records analysis and have Delta work across its case system, intake and email.
Which is cheaper, Supio or CaseDelta?
Supio publishes its plan structure but not its rates. CaseDelta is $599 to $4,099 a month for the firm by account count, flat and published.
Does Supio work with Filevine?
Filevine is not on Supio's integrations page. Delta works inside Filevine with the firm's own sign-in.
Does Supio limit users or pages?
No. Supio's pricing page lists unlimited usage, users and pages on both plans.