Eternal Me
Eternal Me develops estate-planning software for client intake, asset inventories, digital-asset records, emergency QR access, and integrations with legal practice workflows.
Data updated Nov 11, 2026 · From public announcements
About Eternal Me
In the company's own words, reviewed by The Circle Desk.
Eternal Pro turns estate intake into recurring revenue by capturing billable client updates and handling every asset.
Product Details
From public sources. Eternal Me can confirm or correct these by claiming the profile.
- Pricing
- Custom quote, from $165 per month
- Free trial
- No
- AI
- AI features
- Key features
- Audit and evidence collection
- API and integrations
Funding History
We have not tracked a public round for Eternal Me yet.
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Quick Answers
- What does Eternal Me do?
- Eternal Pro turns estate intake into recurring revenue by capturing billable client updates and handling every asset. Legal Tech Circle lists Eternal Me under Compliance, Risk & Privacy.
- What are the alternatives to Eternal Me?
- Other Compliance & Privacy companies Legal Tech Circle tracks include Norm Ai, Athennian, Thirdfort, and SingleFile. Compare them side by side on funding, investors and fit before you shortlist.
- How much does Eternal Me cost?
- Eternal Me uses custom quote pricing, starting from $165 per month, without a free trial.
- What does Eternal Me integrate with?
- Eternal Me integrates with Clio, MyCase, Smokeball, Calendly, HubSpot, and Zapier.
- Does Eternal Me use AI?
- Yes. Eternal Me includes AI features.
Source: Legal Tech Circle funding data, from public announcements. Updated November 11, 2026.