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FAI Legal vs Pakistan Law Site

These are not the same kind of product, and the honest answer for many advocates is that they solve different halves of the same problem. Here is what each one actually does, including where Pakistan Law Site is clearly ahead.

How to read this page. Every figure for Pakistan Law Site below was taken from its own public website on 25 August 2026, or measured directly against its published record. Nothing here is estimated. Where we do not know something, the page says so rather than guessing. Prices change — check pakistanlawsite.com before relying on the figures.

Choose Pakistan Law Site if…

You need the deepest possible reported case law — every reporter, every province, going back to 1947 — and you are comfortable reading and digesting judgments yourself. Its archive is genuinely larger than ours.

Choose FAI Legal if…

You want a question answered with the statutory text retrieved and the citations checked, at a quarter of the cost, with a free plan to test it first. Its corpus is smaller and it says so.

  FAI Legal Pakistan Law Site
Cost per year Rs. 9,900 Professional Rs. 36,000 + Rs. 2,000 registration
Cost to start Rs. 0 Rs. 11,000 quarterly + registration
Free plan Yes — 10 questions a month, permanent None advertised
AI answers Yes — findings, statutes, judgments, sources None advertised
Reported case law 23,343 judgments, 5 courts far larger — 10 reporters
Sindh & Balochistan High Courts Not covered Covered
Statute sections 43,645 across 295 acts Federal & provincial statutes
Works on a phone Yes, full interface Not stated

Pakistan Law Site is a reported-case-law database of long standing, and its archive is substantially deeper than ours in three specific ways:

If depth of reported case law is the thing you are buying, that is a real argument for paying the higher price, and we would rather say so here than have you discover it after subscribing to us.

Cost

Rs. 9,900 a year against Rs. 38,000 for a first year on Pakistan Law Site once the registration fee is counted — roughly a quarter of the price. Premium, with document export, is Rs. 14,850.

You can try it for nothing

The Free plan is permanent, not a trial: ten questions a month, no card, no time limit. Pakistan Law Site advertises no free tier, so the first Rs. 11,000 is spent before you know whether it suits you.

It answers, rather than returning results

A search engine hands you a list to read. FAI returns the legal findings, the statutory sections that apply, the judgments on both sides, and the sources used — in that order, every time.

Statutory text is retrieved, not paraphrased

The section text in an answer is the exact text held in the index, and a citation is marked verified only when the judgment was actually retrieved from the court source.

For a working advocate the combination is often the honest recommendation: FAI to find the governing section and frame the argument quickly and cheaply, Pakistan Law Site when a matter turns on reported precedent from a court or a period we do not mirror. Ten questions a month costs nothing, so there is no reason to choose blind.

Pakistan Law Site does not publish a count of the judgments or statutes it holds, and it does not publish a per-court breakdown. We have not put a number in the table above for that reason. It also advertises no AI features as of 25 August 2026; if that changes, this page is out of date and we would rather you told us than trusted it.

Ten questions a month, free, permanently

Test it against a question you already know the answer to. That is the only comparison that settles anything.

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