Simple pricing for a complete legal practice platform

The $100 per user/month starting price gives your firm the core LawAccounting platform, including matter management, legal billing and invoicing, trust accounting, full accounting, document management, payment integration, standard reporting, and workflow automation. It gives your firm the core system first, with additional capabilities available when you need them.

LawAccounting starts at $100 per user/month for the core platform. Your firm can then add optional capabilities such as eSignature, AI, Analytical Cloud, community users, and additional support or implementation services. The final cost depends on your firm's size, requirements, integrations, data migration, and selected add-ons.

Yes. The core platform is designed to provide the essential accounting and operational capabilities a law firm needs. Add-ons are available for firms that need additional functionality, such as advanced analytics, AI, portals, eSignature, or additional support services.

The core platform provides the foundation for your firm's day-to-day legal and financial operations. Add-ons extend that foundation with specialized capabilities for firms that need deeper analytics, AI, external-user access, eSignature, additional support, or more customized integrations and workflows.

Analytical Cloud is $75 per admin/month. It provides advanced dashboards, executive reporting, financial analytics, and deeper insight into firm and matter performance for administrators, finance leaders, managing partners, and operations teams.

Community users are $5 per user/month. They are designed for people outside your firm's core user base who need access to selected firm workflows or portals, such as clients, referral partners, outside counsel, or vendors.

AI is usage-based rather than a fixed monthly charge. Where supported, LawAccounting allows firms to bring their own approved AI provider key. This gives firms greater visibility and control over their AI usage and provider relationship.

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) means your firm can connect its own approved account or API key from a supported AI provider. This allows your firm to manage the provider relationship and monitor usage directly rather than having AI usage bundled into a single platform fee.

LawAccounting provides support Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST, by phone, email, and chat. Firms that need additional assistance can choose a higher level of support that includes a dedicated account executive for urgent matters until 8:00 PM EST.

Implementation is tailored to your firm's setup rather than being treated as a standard software installation. Depending on your requirements, it can include workflow discovery, chart of accounts configuration, billing and trust setup, matter workflows, document structure, integrations, data migration, staff training, and go-live support.

Implementation is scoped and quoted separately because the work varies from firm to firm. The estimate takes into account factors such as your firm's size, existing systems, data migration requirements, integrations, workflows, and configuration needs.

Our team reviews the systems and data your firm needs to move and determines the appropriate migration scope. This can include accounting data, balances, client and matter information, and other agreed-upon data. Migration is estimated separately so the scope and cost are clear before the work begins.

Staff training can be included as part of the migration and implementation scope. Firms can also receive ongoing training through the appropriate support arrangement, depending on their needs.

LawAccounting is designed to work with existing legal technology environments, including practice-management and Salesforce-based systems. Specific integration requirements can be reviewed during the sales and implementation process.

Yes. LawAccounting is built on Salesforce, providing the underlying platform for security, customization, automation, auditability, and scalability.

Yes. LawAccounting supports capabilities such as multi-entity and multi-office accounting, financial reporting, matter and attorney-level profitability analysis, and other requirements for firms with more complex financial operations.

Yes. You can start with the core platform and add capabilities as your firm's requirements change. This can include AI, eSignature, Analytical Cloud, community users, additional support, integrations, and advanced workflow configuration.

No. LawAccounting is designed to work with existing practice-management environments.