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LawGro vs RunSensible

LawGro

7.4#41 in legal practice management softwareFrom $29 a month
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RunSensible

8.7#2 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a month
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IntegrationsThe site names Clio, PracticePanther, and Rocket Matter as legal practice management integrations and lists apps including Gmail, Outlook, Fastcase, LexisNexis, CaseText, and RingCentral.The catalog lists Zapier, Gmail, Facebook Apps and Tabs, Plaid, Microsoft 365 and Twilio integrations.
SecurityThe pricing FAQ says LawGro uses bank-grade security standards and comprehensive security audits; the product page says firm administrators cannot access users’ data.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 comparison lists email support for Starter and email and phone support for Growth and Enterprise; the trial offer includes onboarding, live training, and unlimited support.The maker offers live website chat, email and phone support, with phone hours listed as Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm.

LawGro plans

  • Starter$29 a month
  • Growth$59 a month
  • Starter — billed yearly$29 a month
  • Starter — billed monthly$39 a month
  • Growth — billed yearly$59 a month
  • Growth — billed monthly$69 a month

RunSensible plans

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

Pick LawGro if…

It suits lawyers who need activity capture and timesheets for client billing, including teams using named practice management integrations. The trial provides Growth features without requiring a credit card.

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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