LexBooksLexBooks compared with per-user practice management software
What per-user practice management software does
Full practice management suites: matters, contacts, time, billing, calendars, documents and trust accounting, usually built around hourly billing, with flat fees as one billing type.
Typical priceTypically about $39 to $179 per user a month, depending on the tier. Typical published prices, checked in November 2026; check each vendor's own site.
Where it is stronger
Court rules-based calendaring, document automation, many integrations and long review histories.
Where LexBooks fits
One price for the firm ($19 a month per firm), unlimited users, and a workflow that starts from the plan: proposal, online signature, the first invoice on acceptance and invoices prefilled for each period.
For a firm of three, per-user pricing at typical entry tiers comes to roughly $120 to $450 a month; LexBooks stays at the price per firm.
What LexBooks does not do
- Court rules-based deadline calculation. The calendar holds the dates you enter.
- Document assembly beyond proposals and engagement letters.
- General accounting: no general ledger, payroll or tax filing. Use your accountant's software alongside it.
- Few integrations: Stripe for client payments into your own account, and Dealroom for contracts. No accounting or calendar sync.
For solo and small law firms: 30 days free, with no card needed to start.
LexBooks is a TODO.LAW product, run by RINDOGATAN LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company.