✔ Position Assessment

Quick Opinion

Not sure if you have a strong case? Get a candid, honest assessment of your position — from AI or a human panel — before committing to full mediation.

How Quick Opinion works

One side, one assessment, one honest answer. Simple and fast.

1

Describe your situation

Select a category, answer guided questions, and tell us your side. No need to invite the other party — this is your assessment only.

2

Choose AI or Panel

AI Quick Opinion ($29.95) gives you an instant assessment. Panel Quick Opinion ($49.95) gets reviewed by independent human mediators.

3

Get your assessment

Receive a candid assessment: strong, moderate, or weak — with detailed reasoning. If your position looks good, we'll help you start formal mediation.

Quick Opinion Pricing

Simple, flat pricing. No tiers, no surprises.

AI Quick Opinion
$29.95
one-time
  • Instant AI assessment
  • Position strength rating
  • Detailed reasoning
  • Results in minutes
Get AI Opinion
Panel Quick Opinion
$49.95
one-time
  • Reviewed by human panel
  • Position strength rating
  • Multiple perspectives
  • Written reasoning from each panelist
Get Panel Opinion

What you get

A clear, honest read on your position — not what you want to hear, but what you need to know.

🟢 Strong Position

Your facts, evidence, and reasoning clearly support your side. You'd likely do well in formal mediation.

🟠 Moderate Position

You have some valid points but also some gaps. Mediation could go either way — you'd benefit from additional evidence or a stronger narrative.

🔴 Weak Position

Based on what you've shared, the other side likely has a stronger case. You may want to reconsider or gather more supporting evidence before pursuing mediation.

From opinion to action

Got a strong or moderate assessment? Turn it into a formal mediation with one click. Your category and dispute details carry over — no need to start from scratch.

Test the waters first

Get an honest read on your position before investing in full mediation.

Get a Quick Opinion