Manifest Law is a full-service immigration law firm with tiered O-1 plans from $6,999 to $12,500 and EB-1 from $8,995, offering money-back guarantees and included RFEs at its higher tiers. JustiGuide is a self-serve platform with attorney review at $5,944 for guided filing. Here's what each actually includes, verified against both companies' own pages.
These are two different products, and the totals hide that. Manifest Law is a law firm: an attorney owns your case from strategy through filing, priced in tiers, with guarantees and RFE coverage that scale with what you pay. JustiGuide is a self-serve platform: you assemble your evidence with the tool structuring it to the criteria, and a licensed attorney reviews before filing — at one lower price.
This page states both accurately. Where Manifest includes something we don't, it says so; where we cost less, it says that too. Every Manifest figure is quoted from manifestlaw.com as of the verified date; every JustiGuide figure is our live price.
Both serve self-petition and sponsored paths. The EB-1A and EB-2 NIW green cards are self-petitionable at either company; the O-1 requires a U.S. petitioner (employer or agent) regardless of who prepares it — that's set by 8 CFR § 214.2(o), not by any provider. The real choice here isn't eligibility, it's the model: full legal representation versus self-serve with attorney review.
What each includes, verified from both companies' own pages on 2026-08-20 (competitor pricing can change — check manifestlaw.com for their current figures):
You must meet: an honest read of both, not just the headline price
Identical either way — USCIS I-129 (O-1) or I-140 (EB-1) filing fees, plus optional premium processing, are set by USCIS rule and paid on top of any provider's fee. Neither company's price includes government fees. Check the live USCIS G-1055 schedule for current amounts.
Comparable — both describe roughly 3–6 weeks of evidence gathering and 4–6 weeks of drafting, then USCIS processing that premium processing can shorten to about 15 business days. Timeline is driven by USCIS and your evidence, not by which provider you choose.
Manifest figures quoted from manifestlaw.com as of 2026-08-20 and may change; JustiGuide figures are current. Not a quote for any individual case.
Choose Manifest's model when you want a law firm to own the case end to end, when your profile is borderline enough that a money-back or refile guarantee is worth paying up a tier for, or when the certainty of RFE coverage matters more than the price — and you're comfortable that those protections live at the $10,500–$12,500 tiers, not the $6,999 entry.
Choose JustiGuide's model when your evidence is strong and reasonably organized, when you're willing to do the assembly yourself with the platform structuring it to the criteria and an attorney reviewing before filing, and when the $5,944 price — roughly $1,000 below Manifest's entry O-1 tier and well below its guaranteed tiers — matters. The honest trade: you don't get a refile guarantee, and an RFE response is a separate $2,000 engagement.
The neutral rule holds across every provider in this category: the weaker or messier your evidence, the more full representation with a guarantee earns its premium; the stronger and cleaner, the more a self-serve platform captures the same approval for less. Compare tier-to-tier on what's included, never headline-to-headline.
The hard part of Comparison is structuring your evidence to the criteria above. Drop your documents and our team will organize them into a JustiGuide profile mapped to each requirement — so you (and any attorney you work with) start from an organized record, not a folder of PDFs.