CaseDesk
7.5#3 in client intake softwareFrom $29 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitCaseDesk vs LeadLex
What both publish
| Fact | CaseDesk | LeadLex |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Supported connections named by Photra include website forms, Google and Meta ads, live chat and popular CRMs. | The integrations page lists Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and WhatsApp as live; Slack is beta, while LinkedIn Sync and Webhook API are coming soon. |
| Security controls | Photra lists granular permissions, audit logs and data masking, with Enterprise adding SSO, data residency and private deployment. | The security page describes per-firm isolated instances, TLS 1.2+ encryption in transit, encryption at rest, conflict walls and an append-only audit trail. |
| Support | Photra lists support by email at [email protected], Monday–Friday, 9:00–18:00. | The security page offers a technical session for firms’ IT and risk leads to discuss hosting, model terms, audit logging, and approval controls before connection. |
| Target customers | The FAQ says CaseDesk is intended for solo practitioners through firms with hundreds of attorneys. | LeadLex says it is built for patent and trade mark firms and also works for commercial law firms. |
CaseDesk plans
- Solo$29 a month
- Team$129 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
LeadLex plans
No prices published.
Pick CaseDesk if…
CaseDesk is aimed at solo practitioners, growing teams, and small-to-mid or larger multi-office firms. Its lead routing and analytics can also suit firms handling high volumes of inquiries.
Pick LeadLex if…
LeadLex is intended for patent and trade mark firms and may also suit commercial law firms. Its CRM and register-monitoring features are relevant to firms that need prospecting and review-controlled client communications.