Practice & Case Management · Review

Lawft

Our verdict

A feature-rich middle tier; choose by the comparison grid.

Best for: Solo and small firms wanting intake, portal and billing in one system.

Watch out for: Solo lacks trust accounting and lead management in the comparison grid despite marketing copy; both start at Alto, as do Confido payments. Prices shown billed annually only.

Cloud practice management with intake, client portal, flexible billing, trust accounting and Confido payments (Alto+) and AI document tools (Nimbus).

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How we research: Researched from vendor documentation, pricing pages and user sentiment. Our methodology

Best for
Solo and small firms wanting intake, portal and billing in one system.
Probably not for
Solos holding client funds on the $45 tier
Last checked

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Portal and intake on every plan
  • Temporary-funds handling
  • Automatic time tracking on Alto+
  • Court-setting notice AI on Nimbus

Cons

  • No trust accounting on Solo
  • Lead management Alto+
  • Annual billing only shown
  • Payments tied to Confido

Who it’s for

Best for
Solo and small firms wanting intake, portal and billing in one system.
Solo and small firms
Flat-fee and subscription billers
Probably not for
Solos holding client funds on the $45 tier

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Pricing

Status
Price published
As the vendor publishes it
$45/user/month (Solo), $99 (Alto), $150 (Nimbus), billed annually (lawft.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-15).
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Sources

Vendor pages we checked, accessed 2026-10-15.

FAQ

Who is Lawft best for?

In our verdict: Solo and small firms wanting intake, portal and billing in one system.

What should I watch out for with Lawft?

In our verdict: Solo lacks trust accounting and lead management in the comparison grid despite marketing copy; both start at Alto, as do Confido payments. Prices shown billed annually only.

How much does Lawft cost?

$45/user/month (Solo), $99 (Alto), $150 (Nimbus), billed annually (lawft.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-15).