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CounselOS vs RunSensible

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CounselOS

7.1#59 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a month
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RunSensible

8.7#2 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a month
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Free planNoYes
IntegrationsBank feeds, e-sign, Xero/MYOB office accounting, and cloud file connections such as OneDrive or SharePoint are enabled per firm after onboarding; live research publisher access requires a signed arrangement.The catalog lists Zapier, Gmail, Facebook Apps and Tabs, Plaid, Microsoft 365 and Twilio integrations.
MigrationCounselOS offers migration tooling for firms leaving FilePro and LawMaster and describes an assisted five business day migration path.RunSensible advertises complimentary data migration assistance from a customer's previous software.
SecurityFirm data is hosted in Sydney, document copies are held in Melbourne for disaster recovery, and the company says customer data is not moved outside Australia.The security page describes text or email two-factor authentication, YubiKey support, AWS-based cloud storage and a target uptime availability of 99.8%.
SupportThe pricing page lists Australian support with a four-hour response for the Small tier.The maker offers live website chat, email and phone support, with phone hours listed as Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm.

CounselOS plans

  • Solo$149 a month
  • Small$399 a month
  • Mid$999 a month
  • Per matter$49 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

RunSensible plans

  • FreeFree
  • Essential$49 a month
  • Nurture add-on$60 a month
  • Advance$89 a month
  • Ultimate$149 a month

Pick CounselOS if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick RunSensible if…

RunSensible suits law firms seeking one platform for matter administration, documents, billing, calendars, and trust accounting. Its court-form autofill and trust tools may be useful to firms managing client and matter records.

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