Frequently asked questions

Both. Jurybox is designed for an office to organize and collaborate all information relating to jury selection. That said, it works great for a solo attorney or for attorneys that are part of a larger organization that have yet to subscribe all of their attorneys to Jurybox.

Both. Jurybox is a web application and an iPad app. Your data is hosted securely in the Cloud and uses the same sign in credentials for both. So, whether you sign in with a browser or your iPad, you will see the same data.

Download Jurybox from the App Store and sign in. If you don't have an account yet, you can create one right in the app, or sign up first at app.juryboxapp.com — either way, the same credentials work on both and you'll see the same cases.

Yes, even though Jurybox is a Cloud based app, it will still continue to work even when you temporarily lose internet access. Once you reestablish your connection, Jurybox will sync up with the Cloud.

Please note, real time collaboration is not possible without internet access, so if you want to collaborate with another user, and are concerned about a reliable internet connection, you may consider bringing a Hotspot to court.

Jurybox is a subscription based software, which means there is a yearly fee to use it. Jurybox starts at $399 per year per user, and volume pricing is applied automatically as your office grows — the per-user rate drops at 5, 10, 15, and 20 users. So an office with five attorneys/support personnel pays $1,895.25 per year, not five times the single-user rate.

Public prosecutors and public defense attorneys receive an additional 20% off, which stacks with volume pricing. You can work out the exact cost for your office with the pricing calculator, or contact support@juryboxapp.com if you'd like us to put a quote together.