BarBooks
7.8#1 in legal accounting softwareAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitBarBooks vs LexNebulis
LexNebulis
8.0#13 in legal practice management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | BarBooks | LexNebulis |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Integrations | The pricing page displays a “Business trackers” integration link to Amaka and describes bank transaction syncing as a Bank Rec add-on. | Listed integrations include Stripe and LawPay payments, QuickBooks and CSV accounting export, and Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive storage. |
| Matter management | The product centralizes matters, logs activities, adds notes, tracks tasks and records progress. | Matters can use custom fields, status workflows, responsible attorneys and linked documents. |
BarBooks plans
- Sole Practitioner — Monthly—
- Sole Practitioner — Annual—
- BAS Service Add-on—
- Bank RecA$12 a month
- Bank Rec add-onA$12 a month
- Sole PractitionerA$60 a month
LexNebulis plans
- Free, open-sourceFree
Pick BarBooks if…
BarBooks is designed for barristers, sole practitioners and clerks who need matter management, invoicing and financial reports. Its mobile apps and calendar syncing may suit users who want access across devices and calendars.
Pick LexNebulis if…
LexNebulis suits small law firms looking to host their own practice-management system, particularly those needing matter billing and trust accounting. Its project wiki describes firms with 1 to 50 users as the target.