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EvenUp vs HAQQ
EvenUp is a deep personal-injury demand machine for US plaintiff firms. HAQQ is a full legal workspace for any practice area, anywhere.
12/15 features where HAQQ leads
The short version
EvenUp is a vertical play: it turns medical records into demand packages for US personal-injury firms, backed by a 250,000-case dataset and 100+ in-house reviewers. Outside PI demands, it does no contract review, no legal research and no billing. HAQQ is horizontal — drafting, review, research, matters and billing across practice areas, jurisdictions and languages — so it fits a firm whatever the matter.
Any practice area, not just PI
EvenUp lives and dies on personal-injury demand packages. HAQQ handles contracts, research and drafting across any practice area, so your whole firm runs on it, not just the PI desk.
Software you own, with billing
EvenUp's flagship is a human-in-the-loop service with opaque per-case pricing. HAQQ is software your firm runs directly, with transparent pricing and built-in invoicing.
Global, not US-only
EvenUp serves US plaintiff firms in English. HAQQ works across jurisdictions and languages, including Arabic and the emerging markets EvenUp doesn't cover.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
EvenUp
HAQQFrequently Asked Questions
What does EvenUp actually do?
EvenUp builds personal-injury demand letters and packages from medical records and case files for US plaintiff firms, combining its Piai model with in-house experts who review each output. It does not do contract review, legal research or billing.
Can EvenUp handle non-personal-injury work?
No. EvenUp is a personal-injury vertical product. For any other practice area you would need a different tool — HAQQ covers drafting, review and research across practice areas in one workspace.
How is HAQQ's pricing different?
EvenUp is sales-led with no public pricing, quoted per case. HAQQ publishes its plans so any firm can sign up directly and see exactly what it costs.
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