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LegalClaw vs Rocket Matter

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FactLegalClawRocket Matter
BillingBilling supports retainers, contingency, hourly, and flat-fee arrangements, with billable hours tracked by matter and attorney.Billing supports time and expense capture, batch invoicing, custom invoice branding, varied rate structures and online payment links.
Data locationThe privacy supplement says self-hosted ERPClaw stores business data in a local database on the customer’s infrastructure.Rocket Matter says it uses U.S.-based data centers and that its core customer support teams are located in the U.S.
Document managementDocuments include versioning, court filing, archival and full-text search.Users can create folder structures, labels, drag-and-drop uploads, cloud document access and document previews from mobile devices.
Founded20142008
IntegrationsThe legal page says Stripe can collect retainers and case payments; ERPClaw’s integrations page also describes Stripe, Plaid, Shopify, and S3 integrations.Official integrations include Outlook/Office 365, OneDrive, QuickBooks Online, NetDocuments, Dropbox, Box, Google Calendar, iCal/WebCal and Zapier.
Matter managementMatter workflows cover client intake, lifecycle tracking, parties, summaries and client portfolios.The product includes task management, matter calendars, contact management, conflict checks, and document storage.
Rating on Apple App StoreNo star rating overview is displayed because the LegalClaw app has not received enough ratings or reviews.1.4 out of 5 from 59 ratings

LegalClaw plans

  • Self-HostedFree
  • Cloud ManagedPriced on request

Rocket Matter plans

  • Core CRM$39 a month
  • Essentials$59 a month
  • Pro$95 a month
  • Premier$115 a month
  • Elite$145 a month
  • Enterprise CRM$147 a month

Pick LegalClaw if…

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.

Pick Rocket Matter if…

It suits solo, small, mid-sized, and large law firms needing matter, billing, intake, and mobile tools. It also fits firms that want integrations such as QuickBooks Online.

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