what it costs
Pricing
Last updated 20 October 2026
The courts
| Court | US$ | ₹ | € | ¥ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday court Both sides file and the court rules. | Free | |||
| Serious court The judge questions both sides before ruling and can ask for a witness. | $1 | ₹100 | €1 | ¥150 |
| Philosophers or song The verdict argued out by a panel of philosophers, or sung. One per case. | $2 | ₹200 | €2 | ¥300 |
| Appeal Another round, heard by a different court. | 50¢ | ₹50 | €0.50 | ¥75 |
| Appeal of a philosophers or song case | $1 | ₹100 | €1 | ¥150 |
How you pay
Paid courts and appeals are paid from credit in your TROOS account. You add it in steps of $5, ₹500, €5 or ¥750, up to 20 at a time. Credit works for any court and never expires. There is no subscription.
In India you pay in rupees by UPI, card or netbanking, and the price includes GST. Everywhere else you pay in US dollars, or in euros in the euro area and yen in Japan, through Polar, our reseller, which handles any sales tax or VAT owed where you live.
Credit shows up as soon as the payment goes through. What happens if a case fails or a payment goes wrong is on the refunds page.