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ProSe vs LawDepot — Which Is Better for Canadian Court Documents?

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By Jonathan Silverstein
Founder, ProSe · Last reviewed: April 2026

Looking for a LawDepot alternative? You're not alone. LawDepot uses a subscription model that locks you into recurring payments — even if you only need one document. ProSe lets you pay per document with no subscription required. Here's how they compare.

Pricing Comparison

ProSeLawDepot
Single Document$19.99 CAD (one-time)Requires subscription
Subscription Required?No — pay per documentYes — monthly or annual
Free Trial Trap?No. First document free, no credit card.Yes — auto-renews after trial
5-Document Pack$79.99 CADN/A (subscription only)
Cancel Anytime?Nothing to cancel — no subscriptionMultiple complaints about difficulty cancelling
Pricing Visible on Site?Yes — every price on the websiteVaries — pricing not always clear upfront

Feature Comparison

FeatureProSeLawDepot
Canadian JurisdictionsAll 13 provinces & territoriesCanada-wide but uses generic templates
Court-Formatted DocumentsYes — formatted to specific court/tribunal requirementsTemplate-based — may not match filing requirements
Document TypesAffidavits, demand letters, statements of claim/defence, motions, factums, tribunal applicationsBroader template library (wills, contracts, etc.) but less court-specific
Turnaround TimeMinutesMinutes
Landlord-Tenant Kit$49.99 — demand letter + application + affidavitNo bundled kit
Document Review Service$9.99 per reviewNot available

What LawDepot Customers Are Saying

LawDepot has accumulated over 100 complaints on the Better Business Bureau. Common themes include:

  • Difficulty cancelling subscriptions — customers report the cancel button being hard to find or greyed out
  • Unexpected charges after free trials expire
  • Receipts not clearly or consistently emailed
  • Being charged for documents they didn't complete

These aren't our words — they're from public BBB and review site complaints filed by real customers.

Why Canadians Are Choosing ProSe Instead

No subscription trap.Pay $19.99 per document. No recurring charges. No “free trial” that auto-converts. Your first document is genuinely free with no credit card required.

Built for Canadian courts.Every document is formatted to the specific filing requirements of your province's court or tribunal. Not a generic template you have to modify yourself.

Transparent pricing.Every price is on the website. No “contact us for pricing.” No surprises on your credit card statement.

Landlord-Tenant specialists. The $49.99 Landlord-Tenant Kit includes everything you need for an LTB, RTB, or provincial tribunal matter: demand letter, application, and affidavit.

Ready to switch from LawDepot?

Your first court document is completely free — no credit card, no subscription, no catch. See why Canadians are making the switch.

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About the Author

Jonathan Silversteinis the founder of ProSe (BeProSe Inc.), a legal technology company that helps self-represented Canadians prepare court-ready documents. ProSe's guides are researched against primary legal sources — including provincial rules of civil procedure, tribunal practice directions, and official court forms — and reviewed for procedural accuracy before publication.

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