VALORDB

Priced against outcomes, not features

One additional granted appeal pays for ~7 years of Pro.

VA representatives work on contingency: your fee comes only when the claim is granted, typically ~20% of the past-due benefits. A single granted appeal returns thousands. Pro is $588/yr (~7 years ≈ $4,100, about one contingency fee on one won claim). The math isn't close.

Veterans pay nothing, ever. The complete Title 38, M21 & CAVC readers and full-text search are free, no account or card, plus 3 free AI analyses in the live demo. Everything paid is leverage toward the next won case , and the hours you don't spend finding it. Billed securely by Paddle (our Merchant of Record); prices are in USD and include applicable tax/VAT. Cancel anytime, see the Refund Policy.

Confidentiality & privilege

AI research without sending client data to the cloud

The sovereign local-AI lane runs on your own machine, or an on-site Jetson appliance, so privileged client facts never leave your control. Other legal-AI tools transmit your prompt to a third-party model; VALORDB doesn't have to.

Anti-sanction citation verification

The only VA tool that strikes through citations it can't verify against primary law

Every 38 CFR / 38 U.S.C. / CAVC cite the AI emits is resolved against the law itself; anything unverifiable is struck through inline and flagged "do not rely." Since Mata v. Avianca, and under ABA Formal Opinion 512, you must independently verify AI output; fabricated cites have drawn five- and six-figure sanctions. We make the check visible instead of asking you to trust us.

Veteran
Individual veterans, self-represented
Free
  • Complete Title 38 (USC + CFR), M21 & CAVC readers, browse & full-text search, unlimited
  • Case-volume counts by condition & year
  • 3 free AI analyses in the live demo, no key, no sign-up
  • Always free · no card, no account

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★ Best Offer · full corpus
Professional
Solo attorneys & accredited agents · win more of the appeals you take
$49 / mo
  • Everything in Veteran, plus:
  • Full outcome analytics, grant/remand rates by condition, Regional Office & year
  • VLJ & RO stats from the canonical judge roster
  • Unlimited citation-verified AI, "Ask AI about this section" in every reader, on VALORDB's built-in key; unverifiable cites struck automatically
  • Sovereign lane (optional), bring your own key or run local Ollama; client facts never leave your machine

Firm
VA-focused firms & claims agencies · run a book of cases, not one
$149 / mo
  • Everything in Professional, for up to 5 seats
  • Saved-matters workspace, track each client's conditions & get tailored intelligence
  • Alerts when new decisions match your matters
  • Bulk export · KPI graph builder · Terminal CLI (pip install valordb →)

Enterprise / Research
National firms & institutions · the full sovereign instrument
$499 / mo
  • Everything in Firm
  • Full API + bulk export + SSO
  • Sovereign on-site appliance (Jetson / Ollama), privileged by architecture. The plan licenses the data + software; hardware is bring-your-own or supplied at a custom price.
  • Similar-case finder Sovereign lane, "show me granted decisions like my client's"

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Veteran access is free, forever. Paid subscriptions are billed via Paddle; you receive an access key, there are no user accounts to manage. Subscriptions renew until cancelled; see the Refund & Cancellation Policy and the Terms of Service.

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Keep VALORDB free for veterans

Every veteran gets the complete Title 38 and M21-1 free, full text and search, plus 3 free AI analyses in the live demo, and it stays free no matter what. Running it isn't free, though. If you're able, you can cover the cost for the next veteran: a fixed amount keeps the door open for someone who needs it. Entirely optional, nothing gained; veterans never pay either way.

Contributions cover what it costs to keep VALORDB free for veterans and are processed by ResilientMind AI LLC. They are not tax-deductible and grant the giver no additional access; veterans never pay.