Bailiff
6.0#11 in legal calendaring softwareFrom $35 a monthWeb
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Deadlines.com
6.6#4 in legal calendaring softwareFrom $20 a monthiOSWebmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Bailiff | Deadlines.com |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Bailiff connects to Google Calendar and Outlook via API, with customizable reminders and timezone support. | Deadlines.com supports Outlook Sync and export of iCalendar files for compatible calendar programs. |
| Intended users | Bailiff describes itself as AI-powered deadline management for legal professionals and invites legal teams to use it. | The maker describes the service as designed to protect small law firms and solo practitioners from calendar-related malpractice risk. |
| Support | The plan includes priority email support, and the site lists [email protected] as its support contact. | All accounts include technical and attorney support; the contact page lists office hours Monday through Friday, 8:00am–8:00pm EST. |
Bailiff plans
- Bailiff Plan$35 a month
Deadlines.com plans
- 30+ Cases$20 a month
- 6-29 Cases$25 a month
- 2-5 Cases$30 a month
- 1 Case$35 a month
Pick Bailiff if…
Bailiff suits legal professionals and teams that need to review court-related deadlines before adding them to calendars. It covers the listed Florida, Texas, and Federal court documents.
Pick Deadlines.com if…
Deadlines.com is aimed at small law firms and solo practitioners seeking automated legal deadline calendaring. It may suit firms that need case-based reports, calendar syncing, and notice of potentially relevant court-rule changes.