Recourse.
For plaintiff-side employment lawyers

Know the number before you negotiate.

Recourse computes back pay, front pay, prejudgment interest, FLSA liquidated damages, and lost benefits in minutes — accurate, auditable, and exportable as a report you can put in front of a court.

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The status quo

The spreadsheet is where a strong damages case goes to die.

Building it by hand

  • Hours per scenario, rebuilt every time the facts change.
  • Formula errors you can’t see and can’t defend on the stand.
  • Statutory rates and day-counts looked up case by case.
  • A number you hesitate to put in a demand letter.

With Recourse

  • Minutes, not hours — enter the facts, get the figure.
  • Every line auditable — each number shows its math and citation.
  • Statutes built in — interest, FLSA doubling, day-counts handled.
  • Court-ready output — export a report with every assumption shown.

How it works

From intake to a court-ready report in three steps.

1

Set up the case

Enter the facts, or have your client complete a guided intake in the client portal — wages, benefits, and timeline flow straight in. Pull figures from pay records and W-2s with document extraction.

2

Recourse computes

Back pay, front pay, prejudgment interest, FLSA liquidated damages, mitigation offsets, and statutory caps — each line with its math and citation, on current IRS and BLS rates.

3

Export and negotiate

Generate a clean damages report — every rate, date, and assumption on the page — for your demand letter, mediation, or the court. Walk in knowing the number holds up.

What it computes

Every component of the make-whole number.

One model, defensible end to end — from the first paycheck missed to the report you file.

01

Back pay

Actual day-counting, scheduled raises, and interim-earnings offsets, period by period.

02

Front pay

Future lost earnings present-valued to your work-life and discount assumptions.

03

Prejudgment interest

Statutory or custom rates, compounded on the right basis through the right dates.

04

FLSA liquidated

Unpaid wages and overtime with liquidated doubling built into the model.

05

Lost benefits

Health, retirement, and W-2 Box-12 values folded into the make-whole figure.

06

Mitigation

Track interim earnings and job-search activity, with offsets applied automatically.

07

Statutory caps

Title VII compensatory/punitive caps by employer size, applied and flagged.

08

Court-ready exports

A clean damages report — every rate, date, and assumption on the page.

Pricing

Straightforward plans. Every one starts free.

Start a 14-day free trial on any plan and put your own case in front of it.

Solo
$99/mo
For a solo practitioner.
  • Full damages calculator
  • Client intake portal
  • Court-ready reports & exhibits
  • Document extraction
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Enterprise
Custom
For larger firms (15+ attorneys).
  • Everything in Standard
  • Volume pricing
  • Guided onboarding
  • Priority support
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Add-ons available on Standard: a Lead-Gen intake widget and extra staff / paralegal seats. Save with annual billing. Pricing questions? See the FAQ →

Questions

The short answers.

What can Recourse calculate?

Back pay, front pay (present-valued), prejudgment interest, FLSA unpaid wages and liquidated damages, lost benefits, mitigation offsets, and statutory caps — each line shown with its math and the statute or rate behind it.

Who is Recourse for?

Plaintiff-side employment lawyers and firms — solo practitioners through larger firms — who need a fast, defensible damages number for demand letters, mediation, and trial.

Is my client data secure?

Yes. Each firm’s data is isolated, access is controlled, and the product is built to respect attorney-client privilege. See the FAQ and our Privacy Policy for details.

How much does it cost?

Solo is $99/mo and Standard is $149/seat/mo, with add-ons for firms. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. See pricing.

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Put your own case in front of it.

Start a 14-day free trial and compute your first court-ready damages report in minutes.