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DepoFlow vs Remote Counsel

DepoFlow

7.6#2 in legal deposition software$99 one-time
Free planWebmacOSWindows
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FactDepoFlowRemote Counsel
Intended usersThe product is presented for videographers, court reporters, litigators, attorneys, paralegals, and trial techs.The company describes Remote Counsel as a platform for court reporters and attorneys handling depositions, trials, mediations, and arbitrations.
PurposeDepoFlow syncs deposition transcripts with video, supports testimony designation, and renders trial-ready clips on the user's machine.Remote Counsel provides software, services, and support to help court reporting firms deliver and manage remote deposition services.
SupportSupport is provided by email, and custom plans advertise priority support and onboarding.Remote Counsel says trained technicians are available all day and offers White Glove event support and management.

DepoFlow plans

  • DepoFlow Designate viewingFree
  • Litigators & Support Staff — ViewingFree
  • Videographers$7.50, paid once
  • DepoFlow Designate unlock$99, paid once
  • Litigators & Support Staff — Designations & Clip Exports$99, paid once
  • CustomPriced on request

Remote Counsel plans

  • Remote Counsel StreamingPriced on request

Pick DepoFlow if…

DepoFlow suits videographers, court reporters, litigators, attorneys, paralegals, and trial techs who work with deposition video and transcripts. Its offline desktop workflow may also suit users who need to sync or prepare clips without an internet connection.

Pick Remote Counsel if…

Remote Counsel is designed for court reporting firms and supports attorneys and their deposition teams. It may suit legal teams managing depositions, trials, mediations, or arbitrations.

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