What's free stays free. Here's what isn't.

Documenting a case, voting, sitting on the jury: free, unlimited, no card required. The rest of this page covers three specific gestures — and you'll never compare more than two choices at a time.

You have a case

Documenting is free. Naming is earned.

Autonomous

0 €

forever

Private case space, AI structuring, submission to the citizen jury in anonymised form. No time limit, no card asked.

Open my case

Instruction

129 €

once — never a subscription

A human reviewer trained in the law of your country verifies your exhibits, your identity and the coherence of the whole. It's the only path to publishing with real names — and the only guarantee that what's published withstands a challenge.

A first lawyer consultation costs €150-300 an hour. A third party can offer this instruction in your place.

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You want to support

Taking part is free. Giving is a choice.

Voting and sitting on the jury will never cost anything — the number of jurors makes the platform's credibility, and we don't put a toll on it. If you want to go further, a one-off donation funds the instruction of someone who can't afford it. Amounts and the Builders' Club are detailed on the Support page.

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You're a professional

A fixed fee. No commission, ever.

Association / social structure

49 € /month

up to 5 active cases

+8 € per additional case
−20% with annual commitment
−30% for verified non-profits

Open a structure account

Lawyer

150 € /month

fixed fee

Instructed cases in your areas and jurisdiction: exhibits classified, identity verified, neutral factual summary. The fee you negotiate with your client stays entirely yours.

Founding programme — 20 seats: free access up to your first 5 cases received (or 6 months), then €90/month for life.

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Why victims don't pay for access

Making someone pay to be heard would contradict everything this platform stands for. Access is funded by professional subscriptions and donations — not by people in difficulty. It's a structural choice, not a promotion.