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Filejet vs MinuteBox

Filejet

6.1#5 in business filing and compliance managementFrom $150 a year
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MinuteBox

6.4#4 in business filing and compliance management
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FactFilejetMinuteBox
HeadquartersSanta Fe Springs, California, United StatesToronto, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsThe feature list names calendar integration but does not specify a calendar provider or other third-party integration by name.Named integrations include iManage, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, DocuSign, Adobe Acrobat Sign, Microsoft 365, Azure and Google Cloud.
ProductFilejet is cloud-based entity management software that automates entity reporting, filing, and compliance activity across jurisdictions.MinuteBox describes itself as a legal entity management platform that uses automated workflows and AI to simplify compliance and governance.
SupportThe pricing page says every plan includes a dedicated account manager and access to Filejet’s support team, with onboarding and product training.MinuteBox offers support by phone, email, chat and knowledge base, and its plans page describes unlimited support for the listed packages.

Filejet plans

  • Standard$150 a year
  • Professional$350 a year
  • PremiumPriced on request

MinuteBox plans

  • Enterprise (Corporate Counsel)Priced on request
  • Enterprise (Law Firms)Priced on request
  • Small Enterprise (Corporate Counsel)Priced on request
  • Small Enterprise (Law Firms)Priced on request
  • Starter (Corporate Counsel)Priced on request
  • Starter (Law Firms)Priced on request

Pick Filejet if…

Filejet suits in-house legal, finance, and tax teams, along with law and accounting firms managing entity obligations. It is intended for organizations tracking registrations, filings, deadlines, documents, and ownership structures across jurisdictions.

Pick MinuteBox if…

MinuteBox lists law firms, corporate secretaries, in-house legal teams, private equity, financial institutions, insurers, family offices, institutional investors, nonprofits, and real estate developers as audiences. It may suit organizations managing multiple entities and governance obligations.

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