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CosmoLex vs MyCase Legal Accounting

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8.5#6 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a month
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FactCosmoLexMyCase Legal Accounting
Founded20132010
HeadquartersWest Palm Beach, Florida, United StatesAustin, Texas, USA
IntegrationsOfficial integrations cover Gmail, GSuite, Apple Mail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, NetDocuments, OneDrive, Google Calendar, Office 365 Calendar, LawPay, and Zapier.MyCase lists integrations including LawPay, QuickBooks, Dropbox, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Zapier.
Mobile accessA subscription or trial includes native CosmoLex mobile apps for iOS and Android, and CosmoLex can also be accessed through a browser on any internet-connected mobile device.The cloud-based MyCase app is available on Android and iOS, with automatic synchronization across the database.
SupportEvery plan includes onboarding, a knowledge base, group training classes, and support by phone, chat, or email.MyCase provides free onboarding, accounting onboarding courses, personalized customer service, tool tips and a dedicated help center.
Target firmsThe product is built for modern small and mid-sized law firms.MyCase states that it serves solo attorneys, growing teams and firms ranging from solo practices to mid-sized and large law firms.

CosmoLex plans

  • Launch$49 a month
  • Core$99 a month
  • Pro$129 a month

MyCase Legal Accounting plans

  • MyCase Accounting$39 a month
  • MyCase Basic$60 a month
  • MyCase Pro$120 a month
  • MyCase Advanced$150 a month

Pick CosmoLex if…

CosmoLex is aimed at small and mid-sized law firms looking to manage matters, accounting, billing, and client collaboration in one platform. Mobile apps are included with a subscription or trial.

Pick MyCase Legal Accounting if…

It suits solo attorneys and law firms that need trust accounting and billing within a practice management platform. Firms can use it alongside MyCase case management plans.

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