Capture time, add flat fees, manage retainers, create invoices, and collect payments without separating billing from the matter.
We confirm available workflow scope, onboarding, and any provider requirements before a firm begins rollout.

Legal time and billing software must do more than run a timer. Law firms need to track billable work, fixed-fee services, retainers, expenses, trust balances, invoice reminders, payment plans, and collections without losing the matter context.
Attorney Core keeps billing connected to the client and matter record. Attorneys can track time when work is hourly, add fixed-fee items when the engagement is not hourly, invoice from the matter, and review payment history without switching systems.
The result is a billing workflow that works for modern law firms: hourly matters, flat-fee matters, contingency matters, retainers, and mixed arrangements can live inside the same platform.
See Attorney Core in action
A simple walkthrough of how one matter moves through intake, AI assistance, conflict checks, documents, billing, and client updates.
Start a matter and choose the correct fee arrangement for that client.
Track time with timers, add manual time, or create a fixed-fee billing item.
Attach expenses, retainers, or trust draws to the same matter history.
Review unbilled work and generate a professional invoice for the client.
Send payment links and reminders while keeping the invoice tied to the matter.
Review billable, non-billable, overdue, collected, and outstanding totals.
Review the product areas your firm wants to evaluate in a guided walkthrough.
Track billable time when work is hourly, add fixed-fee items when scope is set, and keep retainers visible by matter.
Create professional invoices with payment links, due dates, notes, reminders, and payment-plan visibility.
Built-in ledgers and reporting support the firm’s reconciliation process; the firm remains responsible for compliance with its jurisdiction’s rules.
Log and bill court fees, expert costs, travel - organized by matter and included in client invoices automatically.
Review billable work, non-billable work, outstanding balances, collections, and matter profitability in one place.
Hourly, flat fee, contingency, retainer, hybrid - each matter configured separately for maximum flexibility.
Launch checklist
A clear intake-to-matter workflow
Real product screenshots, not abstract illustrations
Transparent pricing and guided onboarding path
Security controls stated without unsupported claims
A focused 15-minute demo option for attorneys
Trust without hype
Published plans start at $49/user/month · Confirm plan scope, provider requirements, and onboarding during evaluation.
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Compare Starter, Growth, AI Pro, and Enterprise pricing options for U.S. law firms.
Yes. Attorney Core supports flat-fee items alongside hourly time, expenses, retainers, contingency, and hybrid billing arrangements.
Yes. Firms can create payment plans and track outstanding amounts, overdue installments, and collected revenue from the billing workflow.
No. Attorney Core works for solo attorneys and small or growing U.S. law firms that need a connected time, billing, matter, and payment workflow.
For most small firms, the key is to migrate active workflows first: clients, matters, documents, billing status, deadlines, and staff ownership. Attorney Core is positioned for guided adoption rather than a long enterprise rollout.
Starter includes core billing records. Growth and higher plans add trust and retainer tracking. These tools assist reconciliation but do not constitute legal, accounting, or compliance advice.
Yes. Attorney Core is designed so structured intake data can support conflict checks, client conversion, matter setup, and follow-up workflows without forcing staff to retype the same facts across different tools.
The client portal supports authorized access to shared case information. Confirm available documents, updates, billing views, communication, and any provider-dependent payments in the proposed plan and deployment.
Yes. Attorney Core runs in any web browser and is also available as a Windows desktop app for attorneys who prefer desktop software.