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Updated October 2026 · 7 CRMs compared

The best legal CRMs and practice management software in 2026

Law firms need intake, conflict checks and billing to work together. Intake CRMs and practice management tools overlap, so we compare both on what a firm of your size actually pays.

Quick picks

The short answer for each situation. Full reviews, pricing and trade-offs follow.

Best forCRMStarting pricePricingWhy
Best all-around for law firmsClio Manage + Grow$49/user/moPublishedLargest legal integration marketplace
Best for small firms that bill onlineMyCase$50/user/moPublishedTransparent pricing
Best for simplicityPracticePanther$49/user/moPublishedEasy to learn
Best for client intake and marketingLawmaticsQuote onlyQuote onlyDeepest legal marketing automation
Best for personal injury firmsCASEpeer$90/user/moPublishedPI-specific workflows
Best for document-heavy small firmsSmokeball~$149/user/moEstimateAutomatic time capture
Best for large firms on SalesforceLitify~$150/user/moEstimateSalesforce power and analytics

Compare & pricing

Compare Legal CRM prices side by side

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Starting price, law firms

Lowest published or estimated starting price, USD per user per month unless noted. Click a row to add it to the comparison.

Published by vendorThird-party estimateQuote onlyNo public figure
Clio Manage + Grow$49
PracticePanther$49
MyCase$50
CASEpeer$90
Smokeball~$149
Litify~$150
LawmaticsQuote only—
$0$50$100$150

Per-account prices (Jobber, Housecall Pro, Wise Agent) are shown at the account price. Annual billing where vendors offer both.

Comparing 3
Industry
Law firms
Law firms
Law firms
Starting price
$49/user/moStarter (Grow sold separately)
$50/user/moBasic, annual
$49/user/moSolo, annual
Pricing
Published
Published
Published
Best for
1–200 users
1–50 users
1–50 users
Free plan
No
No
No
Integrations
Google WorkspaceMicrosoft 365Practice management
Google WorkspaceMicrosoft 365
Google WorkspaceMicrosoft 365
Strengths
Largest legal integration marketplace · Trusted brand, strong security
Transparent pricing · Payments and client portal included
Easy to learn · Transparent pricing
Watch out for
Clio Grow pricing is not published · Upper tiers quote-only
Intake tools lag Lawmatics
Lighter automation and reporting
Pricing details

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The list

Legal CRMs, reviewed

Each pick names who it's for, who should skip it, and the price we verified.

Best all-around for law firms

1.Clio Manage + Grow

The category-leading cloud practice management suite, with Clio Grow for intake.

Who it's for: Solo to mid-size firms that want the largest legal app ecosystem.

Skip it if: Firms that need published pricing for intake: Grow is quote-only.

Pros

  • Largest legal integration marketplace
  • Trusted brand, strong security

Cons

  • Clio Grow pricing is not published
  • Upper tiers quote-only
Clio Manage + Grow reviewClio Manage + Grow pricing

Best for small firms that bill online

2.MyCase

All-in-one practice management with payments and a client portal built in.

Who it's for: Solo and small firms that want payments and a client portal built in.

Skip it if: Firms with heavy intake marketing needs.

Pros

  • Transparent pricing
  • Payments and client portal included

Cons

  • Intake tools lag Lawmatics
MyCase reviewMyCase pricing

Best for simplicity

3.PracticePanther

Simple, transparent practice management for solos and small firms.

Who it's for: Solo attorneys and small firms that want the easiest setup.

Skip it if: Firms that need advanced automation and reporting.

Pros

  • Easy to learn
  • Transparent pricing

Cons

  • Lighter automation and reporting
PracticePanther reviewPracticePanther pricing

Best for client intake and marketing

4.Lawmatics

A legal intake and marketing-automation CRM that syncs with practice management tools.

Who it's for: Firms that win clients through marketing and need automated intake.

Skip it if: Firms that want to see a price before a demo.

Pros

  • Deepest legal marketing automation
  • Syncs with Clio, Smokeball and others

Cons

  • No published pricing
  • Contact-count caps by plan
Lawmatics reviewLawmatics pricing

Best for personal injury firms

5.CASEpeer

Case management built specifically for personal injury practices.

Who it's for: PI firms tracking treatment, liens and settlements.

Skip it if: Any firm outside personal injury.

Pros

  • PI-specific workflows
  • Published pricing

Cons

  • PI only
  • Premium price
CASEpeer reviewCASEpeer pricing

Best for document-heavy small firms

6.Smokeball

Practice management built around document automation and automatic time capture.

Who it's for: Small firms producing many standard documents.

Skip it if: Firms that dislike annual auto-renewing contracts.

Pros

  • Automatic time capture
  • Strong document automation

Cons

  • Pricing not published
  • Annual auto-renew contracts
Smokeball reviewSmokeball pricing

Best for large firms on Salesforce

7.Litify

A Salesforce-based legal platform for large PI and mid-to-large firms.

Who it's for: Large firms that want Salesforce depth and analytics.

Skip it if: Small firms: it is more platform than they need.

Pros

  • Salesforce power and analytics

Cons

  • High implementation cost
  • Overkill for small firms
Litify reviewLitify pricing

How we picked

  1. Industry fit first. We judge each CRM against the work of the industry it serves.
  2. We check every price. Vendor pricing pages are re-read monthly. Where a vendor won't publish, we show a labeled third-party estimate or “quote only.”
  3. A 3.5-star floor. A CRM must average 3.5 or better across G2, Capterra and TrustRadius.
  4. Payment never moves a pick. Referral fees and sponsorships have no effect on order or inclusion.

Read the full methodology

Considered, not included

  • Law Ruler. A capable intake CRM for injury firms, but annual lock-in and quote-only pricing kept it off the list.
  • Filevine. Built for mid-to-large litigation firms; quote-only. Reviewing for a future large-firm list.
  • Neostella. Salesforce-based platform aimed at larger firms; pricing on G2 is inconsistent.

Questions buyers ask

What is the difference between a legal CRM and practice management software?

A legal CRM handles the path from lead to signed client (intake, follow-up, marketing). Practice management runs the matter after signing (time, billing, documents). Clio sells both: Manage for practice management and Grow for intake.

Clio vs MyCase: which is cheaper?

Both start near $50 per user per month on annual billing. Clio Starter is $49 and MyCase Basic is $50. MyCase includes payments and a client portal; Clio has the larger integration marketplace.

What should a personal injury firm use?

CASEpeer is built for PI workflows such as treatment tracking, liens and settlements, and starts at $90 per user per month.

Changelog. Oct 14, 2026: prices re-verified; Attio added; Encompass CRM retired in favor of Surefire.