EvenUp Reviews
EvenUp is the category leader in AI demand packages for personal injury, with a $150 million Series E at a $2 billion-plus valuation and 2,000+ firms per its site. Its Demands, MedChrons, and Settlement Repository products draw on 250,000+ verdicts and settlements. It doesn't retrieve medical records and doesn't publish pricing, so firms handle retrieval separately, which is where LlamaLab fits: records in 4 days on average at a published $50 per facility request.
What is EvenUp?
EvenUp (evenuplaw.com) was founded in 2019 in San Francisco and builds AI for personal injury firms: Demands (AI demand packages), MedChrons (medical chronologies), Medical Management (a treatment-phase command center), Settlement Repository (valuation benchmarking), and Executive Analytics. Its homepage reports 2,000+ firms and a $150 million Series E at a valuation above $2 billion, following a $135 million Series D in October 2024.
On trust and reviews: EvenUp documents a SOC 2 Type 2 examination and HIPAA attestation through a public trust center, and it holds a 5/5 rating on G2 from a small number of reviews at the time of writing. Its pricing is not published; engagements are quoted. Records flow in through uploads or CMS integrations like Litify, SmartAdvocate, and CASEpeer.
One gap matters before you buy: EvenUp does not retrieve medical records. Its own Medical Management product flags missing bills and records within the files you supply, an admission that the demand is only as strong as the records your firm managed to collect. That upstream work, finding every provider and retrieving complete records, is what a dedicated platform like LlamaLab does, in 4 days on average. This review is based on EvenUp's own site, product pages, funding announcements, and trust center, linked in the sources below.
How EvenUp compares with LlamaLab
EvenUp is a personal injury AI company known for demand package generation, MedChrons medical chronologies, and settlement analytics built on 250,000+ verdicts and settlements.
| Capability | LlamaLab | EvenUp |
|---|---|---|
| Category focus | AI-native medical evidence for plaintiff firms | AI demand packages + claims intelligence for PI |
| Track record | Trusted by 250+ law firms; AI-native since 2024 | Founded 2019; 2,000+ firms (per EvenUp) |
| Retrieval turnaround | 4 days on average; 30 to 40% of records back same day | Does not retrieve records; you upload or sync records to the platform |
| Facility relationships | Healthcare-to-healthcare entity; direct facility partnerships move requests past standard vendor queues | Not applicable; works from records you upload or sync |
| Provider discovery | Reverse search runs insurance claims data to find providers clients never listed; 4M+ facility network | Not offered; flags missing documents within files you supply |
| Case qualification | Licensed clinical team qualifies proof of injury in under 7 days | MedChrons chronologies and demand-ready summaries |
| Portfolio / AI queries | Plain-English queries for complex medical records across the entire portfolio | Settlement Repository analytics (250,000+ verdicts and settlements) |
| Pricing & recoverability | Public pricing: $50 per facility request, retrieval-only billing, fully recoverable, optional pay-only-for-qualified-cases model | Not published; quote-based |
| Primary audience | Personal injury & mass tort plaintiff firms wanting speed, scale, and medical-grade technology | Personal injury plaintiff firms |
| HIPAA / security | HIPAA-compliant under BAA, SOC 2 Type 2, bank-level encryption | SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA attestation (per its trust center) |
Competitor details come from public company materials (see sources). Figures a vendor does not publish are marked "not publicly disclosed."
Where EvenUp stands out
Category-defining demand packages
EvenUp's Demands product set the standard for AI demand generation in personal injury, and its site reports 2,000+ firms.
Settlement intelligence at scale
Its Settlement Repository and valuation tools draw on a dataset of 250,000+ verdicts and settlements to benchmark offers.
MedChrons and medical management
Chronologies plus a treatment-phase command center that flags missing bills, records, and treatment gaps within the files you supply.
Enterprise trust posture
SOC 2 Type 2 examination and HIPAA attestation, documented through a public trust center, plus CMS integrations like Litify, SmartAdvocate, and CASEpeer.
Firms evaluating EvenUp often find demand packages still waiting on complete records, with pricing that stays quote-only until a sales cycle.
Where LlamaLab stands out
4-day average retrieval
Records come back in 4 days on average, and 30 to 40% arrive the same day. On Camp Lejeune, the same system cut VA record retrieval from 90 days to 4.
Direct facility relationships
LlamaLab submits requests as a healthcare organization, and direct hospital and facility partnerships move those requests past standard vendor queues. That access is why records can come back the same day.
Reverse provider discovery
Reverse search runs insurance claims data against a proprietary network of 4M+ facilities and finds the specialists, urgent-care visits, and prior treatment clients forget, so requests stop depending on client memory alone.
Clinical case qualification
A licensed clinical team confirms proof of injury, not just page counts, backed by clinical AI that scored 98% on physician board exams. On a PFAS portfolio, LlamaLab qualified 10,000 cases in three weeks at an 84% qualification rate.
Mass tort portfolio intelligence
Query thousands of cases in plain English to qualify and re-qualify claimants. On the last large engagement, docket queries surfaced 5 to 10 percent more clients eligible for other litigations.
Recoverable, retrieval-only pricing
Pricing is public: $50 per facility request, with no platform, license, or technology fees, so every dollar stays a recoverable case expense instead of firm overhead. Optional models let firms pay only for the cases that qualify.
Case management integrations
LlamaLab integrates with Litify, SmartAdvocate, Needles, and Clio, and any other case management system can connect through the public Integration Guide at docs.llamalab.ai, so retrieval starts from the matter.
Feature by feature
A demand is only as good as the records behind it
EvenUp's own products acknowledge the problem: its Medical Management tool flags missing bills and records inside the files you upload. Flagging a gap isn't filling it. Someone still has to find the provider and retrieve the chart. LlamaLab does that part: retrieval in 4 days on average, with 30 to 40% back the same day, from a 4M+ facility network.
Where each product starts
EvenUp starts when you upload or sync records through the portal or a CMS integration like Litify or SmartAdvocate. LlamaLab starts at intake: reverse search runs the client's insurance claims data to find every provider, including the ones nobody listed, then retrieves the records directly.
Chronologies vs clinical qualification
MedChrons organize treatment history into demand-ready chronologies. LlamaLab's licensed clinical team adds the decision: proof of injury confirmed or declined, in under 7 days. Organization tells you what's in the records; qualification tells you whether the case moves.
Using EvenUp with LlamaLab
The two fit in sequence. LlamaLab delivers complete, clinically qualified records; EvenUp turns them into demand packages benchmarked against its settlement dataset. Firms that pair a records layer with a demand layer stop feeding half-complete files into their demand tool.
Pricing comparison
EvenUp doesn't publish pricing; packages are quoted. LlamaLab publishes retrieval pricing at $50 per facility request, billed as a recoverable case expense. If you use both, LlamaLab's fee covers getting complete records and EvenUp's covers the demand built on them.
LlamaLab
- $50 per facility request for medical and billing records, published publicly
- Case setup fee of $150 on Basic, waived on Unlimited
- Retrieval-only billing stays a recoverable case expense, not firm overhead
- Optional models let firms pay only for cases that qualify
EvenUp
Not published; quote-based
Per public materials at the time of writing (see sources).
Which one fits your firm?
When to choose EvenUp
- Demand packages are your bottleneck and you want the category leader.
- Settlement benchmarking against 250,000+ verdicts and settlements matters to your negotiations.
- Your firm already has a reliable way to get complete records.
When to choose LlamaLab
- Your demands wait on records, so retrieval speed is the constraint.
- Clients forget providers and you need discovery from insurance data before drafting.
- You want a licensed clinician's proof-of-injury decision before the demand goes out.
- You want published retrieval rates you can recover from settlement.
- Some files can't move at all: closed facilities, providers the client can't name.
Real impact across major mass torts
How firms use LlamaLab to process thousands of cases faster.
- VA records delivered in 4 days on average vs. 90+ day industry standard
- Cut one firm's budgeted processing time from 2 years to 6 months
- Processed 10,000 cases from no records to evidence packages in 3 weeks with an 84% qualification rate
- Discovered exposure records linking clients to contaminated water sources
- Raised proof-of-injury rate 20% by correcting teams' misinterpretation of records
- Retrieved medical records going back 25+ years
EvenUp reviews, answered
Yes. EvenUp reports 2,000+ personal injury firms on its site, raised a $150 million Series E at a $2 billion-plus valuation, and documents SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA attestation through a public trust center.
EvenUp doesn't publish pricing; engagements are quoted through sales. Budget for it as a per-demand or per-case cost on top of whatever your firm spends to get the records, since EvenUp works from records you supply.
EvenUp holds a 5/5 rating on G2 from a small number of reviews at the time of writing, and it publishes its own customer stories. The better evidence is scale: 2,000+ firms and a $2 billion-plus valuation say more than the review count does.
No. You upload records through EvenUp's portal or sync them from a CMS like Litify, SmartAdvocate, or CASEpeer. Its tools flag missing bills and records within those files, but retrieval itself stays with your firm, which is the job LlamaLab does.
For demand drafting, alternatives include Eve Legal and Tavrn. If the real constraint is upstream, slow or incomplete records, another demand tool won't fix it. LlamaLab retrieves in 4 days on average with provider discovery and clinical qualification.
Different jobs. EvenUp is the leader for demand packages and settlement analytics. LlamaLab is the records platform: 4-day average retrieval, reverse provider discovery, and a licensed clinician's proof-of-injury decision. Firms with both bottlenecks run both; see the full comparison.
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