
LeanLaw
7.9#1 in trust accounting softwareFrom $55 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | LeanLaw | LegalClaw |
|---|---|---|
| Billing models | The product supports hourly, flat-fee and contingency billing workflows. | The small-firm page lists hourly, flat-fee, contingency and hybrid billing arrangements. |
| Integrations | LeanLaw describes its NetDocuments integration as syncing client and matter data, and its integrations page also names Confido Legal and Billables.ai. | The legal page says Stripe can collect retainers and case payments; ERPClaw’s integrations page also describes Stripe, Plaid, Shopify, and S3 integrations. |
| Matter management | LeanLaw provides matter-level financial views showing billed, collected and work-in-progress amounts. | Matter workflows cover client intake, lifecycle tracking, parties, summaries and client portfolios. |
| Notable news | The company blog announced a CTO interview about AI features and private-beta work on September 30, 2026. | ERPClaw 4.15 was announced as live on 15 August 2026 with end-to-end business-scenario testing and short-payment write-offs. |
| Platforms | LeanLaw is available through a web browser, a Windows and Mac desktop tracker, and free iOS and Android mobile apps. | ERPClaw’s install guide names macOS and Linux, and the product site describes a web dashboard, chat, Telegram, and a REST API. |
| Purpose | LeanLaw provides law firms with timekeeping, billing, trust accounting, payments, and financial reporting built around QuickBooks Online. | LegalClaw is ERPClaw’s legal vertical for matter management, time billing, trust accounting, and law-firm operations. |
| Rating on Apple App Store | 4.4 out of 5 from 16 ratings | No star rating overview is displayed because the LegalClaw app has not received enough ratings or reviews. |
LeanLaw suits modern, mid-sized law firms seeking connected financial workflows, particularly firms that need trust accounting alongside billing. It requires QuickBooks Online.
LegalClaw is presented for solo practitioners, small firms with 3–10 attorneys, and boutique litigation firms. It suits firms able to run self-hosted software or seeking managed hosting by request.