Core matter management, billing, document, and client-portal workflows for small firms - starting at $49/user/month.
We confirm available workflow scope, onboarding, and any provider requirements before a firm begins rollout.
Small law firms have the same operational needs as large firms - client management, matter tracking, billing, document organization, trust accounting - but with smaller budgets, fewer staff, and less tolerance for complex software that requires dedicated IT support. Small law firm software must deliver enterprise-grade functionality at a price and complexity level that works for firms with 1 to 20 attorneys.
Attorney Core was built for this market, with an emphasis on practical workflows and guided onboarding. Setup time depends on the firm’s data, users, integrations, and configuration.
The Starter plan begins at $49 per active user per month. Higher-plan features, third-party fees, migration, and custom services are described separately during onboarding.
Solo attorneys and small law firms need a manageable adoption plan as well as a feature list. Start with the work currently split between calendars, spreadsheets, shared files, and billing tools. Compare the total operating cost and the effort needed to move one active matter into the proposed system.
Review owner: Firm owner and administrator
Evidence to check: The team identifies intake, case updates, time recording, invoice review, and closing responsibilities.
Review owner: Firm owner
Evidence to check: Must-have workflows are written down; optional automation and integrations have a separate rollout plan.
Review owner: Attorney and support staff
Evidence to check: Each person completes their part and notes training, permissions, and missing information.
Review owner: Firm administrator
Evidence to check: Users, required plan, storage, payment fees, providers, migration, and support scope are documented.
Review owner: Firm owner and implementation contact
Evidence to check: A sample import, success criteria, fallback process, and export/exit plan are agreed before live client data moves.
Use fictional clients during evaluation. Attorneys remain responsible for legal decisions, deadline verification, and review of client communications; accounting and trust processes require the firm’s own review.
Use the free law firm software requirements checklist to record what your team has actually demonstrated.
Review the product areas your firm wants to evaluate in a guided walkthrough.
Set up your firm in hours with no IT team needed. Import contacts, configure billing rates, start tracking time.
Starts at $49/user/month - less than a client intake call. No contracts, no setup fees, cancel anytime.
Solo practitioners, small partnerships, and growing boutiques - Attorney Core scales with your firm.
Replace 4-6 separate tools with one integrated platform. No more data scattered across systems.
Trust ledgers, conflict checking, permissions, and audit trails support the firm’s review process without claiming to guarantee compliance.
Automation handles intake, billing, reminders, and reporting - so your team handles more clients with the same headcount.
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
Whether you are a solo attorney just starting out or a growing boutique with 15 attorneys, Attorney Core provides the right tools at every stage. Start with the Starter plan at $49/user/month and upgrade as your firm grows - all data transfers seamlessly between plans with no migration required.
Published plans start at $49/user/month · Confirm plan scope, provider requirements, and onboarding during evaluation.
Starter is listed at $49 per active user per month. Firms should evaluate total cost, including higher-plan features, third-party providers, migration, training, and any custom services.
Setup time depends on users, data quality, imports, integrations, and training needs. Attorney Core confirms the proposed onboarding scope and timeline before a paid rollout.
Attorney Core uses license-based onboarding so each firm receives controlled access, a guided setup path, and the right plan for its team.
Setup time depends on users, data quality, imports, integrations, and training needs. We confirm the proposed onboarding scope and timeline before a paid rollout.
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.