Alt Legal
6.4#1 in intellectual property managementFrom $60 a monthWebAPIExtension
VisitAlt Legal vs DocketCalendar
DocketCalendar
6.4#5 in docketing softwareFrom $15 a monthWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Alt Legal | DocketCalendar |
|---|---|---|
| Security | Alt Legal says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, backs it up at least daily, and uses servers certified to comply with ISO 27001, SOC 1, and SOC 2. | Version 4.0 reports a codebase security audit, prepared SQL statements, CSRF protection, stricter permission checks, server-side timezone validation, and more secure database connections. |
Alt Legal plans
- Trademark Protection add-on — up to 50 matters$30 a month
- Trademark Protection add-on — up to 100 matters$40 a month
- Docketing — up to 50 matters$60 a month
- Trademark Protection add-on — up to 200 matters$60 a month
- Trademark Protection add-on — up to 400 matters$95 a month
- Docketing — up to 100 matters$100 a month
DocketCalendar plans
- Calendar$15 a month
- Court$15 a month
- Court$20 a month
- User$20 a month
Pick Alt Legal if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick DocketCalendar if…
DocketCalendar is intended for law firms of any size that need court-rule-based deadlines on Outlook or Google calendars. It may also suit firms wanting a stand-alone calendar and deadline reports.