Scriba

One plan. One price.
Cheaper than a study aid.

$22/month or $180/year — less than Quimbee, with tools they don't have. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

Monthly
$22/month

Most flexible. Cancel any time.

Start 7-day free trial
Annual
Save $84
$180/year

$15/mo — best for a full semester.

Start 7-day free trial

Card required. Cancel any time during the trial and you won't be charged. After the trial, see our refund policy.

How Scriba compares

Prices sourced from each company's public pricing page.

ScribaQuimbeeCase Cub
Monthly price$22$34~$20
Annual price$180 ($15/mo)$276 ($23/mo)~$180
7-day free trial
Your own briefs (not canned)
Guided FIRAC with source anchors
Syllabus-driven study plan
AI disclosure export for professors
20,000+ pre-written briefsComing
Video lessons
Your money, your call

Cancel from Settings → Billing at any time — instantly, no email required. Export every brief, outline, and flashcard as Word, PDF, or Markdown even after cancellation. We don't hold your work hostage.

Questions

Is there really a free trial?+

Yes. Every plan starts with 7 days of full access. We only ask for a card so the trial converts smoothly if you keep using Scriba. Cancel any time in the first 7 days and you won't be charged.

How is this different from Quimbee?+

Quimbee sells you their canned briefs. Scriba gives you the tools to write your own — with highlights anchored back to the exact passage in the opinion. Professors reward the reading and briefing process, not the shortcut.

Can I use this on my phone?+

Scriba is desktop-first (best at 1024px+). A mobile read-only companion is on the roadmap. For now, brief on your laptop; review flashcards anywhere.

Can I cancel later?+

Yes. Manage your subscription in Settings → Billing, powered by Stripe. You keep access until the end of your billing period.

What if I lose my scholarship or my finals bomb?+

We can't refund elapsed time (see refunds policy), but we're generous with student hardship — email hello@scriba.study and tell us what's going on. We've paused subscriptions, extended trials, and comped months before.