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Peach vs Manifest

Manifest built an engine for its own firm. Peach builds one for yours.

Manifest Law is an Arizona alternative business structure with published flat fees, applicant and HR portals, and a sitting AILA president on staff. Manifest OS, the company behind it, only powers firms operating under the Manifest brand. If you are an independent immigration firm, Manifest is a competitor, not a vendor.

Where Manifest is stronger

Consumer proof: 4.6 stars across 262 public reviews, money-back guarantees, pay-on-approval and per-visa flat fees published for H-1B, O-1, EB-1, NIW, PERM and EB-5. Deep bench of credentialed attorneys and advisors.

Where Peach is different

Peach is software you license, not a firm you join. Your brand, your clients, your fees. Public product guides, a visible Drafter and Petition Bundle, PERM and EB-5 tooling, and a security page that says how isolation actually works.

What neither does

Neither Peach nor Manifest e-files to USCIS or DOL FLAG. Neither publishes a SOC 2 report today: Manifest shows a footer badge; Peach states readiness work is underway.

Capability comparison, Peach versus Manifest Law
CapabilityPeachManifest
Who it is for
Available to independent law firms under their own brandYes

Multi-firm platform; your brand, clients and fees

No

Manifest OS serves only Manifest-brand firms; lawyers join as franchisees

Sells legal services directly to applicants and employersNo

Peach is software; your firm is the lawyer

Yes

Arizona ABS law firm with published flat fees

Agentic work
Background agents that act on each caseYes

40+ workers across intake, documents, deadlines, filing

Partial

"Human-supervised AI agents" described; no product visible

Product is shown: screenshots, guides, demoYes

Public user guides at docs.peachlegal.ai

No

No screenshots or demos on either site

Immigration
Visa coverageYes

13+ tracks incl. H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, E-2/E-3, PERM, EB-1/2/3/5, I-130, K-1

Yes

Full spectrum incl. family and consular

PERM recruitment engine, prevailing wage, audit fileYesNot published

Only consumer PERM pricing and a timeline

EB-5 source-of-funds classification and narrativeYesNot published
Filing readiness
Petition bundle with index, covers, bookmarksYesNot published
Public Access File and I-9 / PAF complianceYes

Sectioned PAF, finalise = immutable

Partial

PAF management listed as a service

Government PDF form fill from structured factsYes

I-129, G-28

Partial

"form filling" named in press; nothing shown

People
Applicant portalYes

PIN link, no account, uploads + status + messages

Yes

Tasks, activity log, messaging, AI extraction

Employer / HR portalYes

Approvals with attestations, compliance, positions, worksites

Yes

Immigration Manager Portal; HRIS/ATS claimed

HRIS / ATS integrationsNo

Slack today; HRIS on the roadmap

Partial

Claimed on corporate pages; not detailed

Trust
Security page with isolation, retention and subprocessorsYesNo

Footer badge only

SOC 2No

Readiness underway; no report issued yet

Partial

Badge shown; no report or trust page

Self-hosted retrieval; model provider zero-data-retentionYesNot published
Commercial
Published pricesNo

Per-firm software quote

Yes

Flat legal fees, e.g. H-1B $3,475–$4,250

ProofPartial

Public guides and a documented filing-readiness register; early-stage customer base

Yes

4.6★ on 262 Birdeye reviews; AILA president on staff; $60M Series A

Manifest cells are drawn from manifestlaw.com (home, corporate immigration, services and pricing pages, money-back guarantee), manifestos.com (client and immigration-manager portal pages, for-lawyers) and press coverage of the April 2026 Series A, as read on 10 September 2026. "Not published" means the capability is not described there. Manifest Law and Manifest OS are trademarks of their owners.

Keep your name on the door.

Peach gives an independent immigration firm the same kind of agentic engine, without surrendering the brand. Bring one real case and see it run.