Payments & Billing · Review

Initial take, not yet hands-on tested

LawPay

Our verdict

LawPay is the payment processor most small firms end up with, and it's built to keep trust and operating money separate. Budget for the monthly fee plus processing and pass-through fees, not just the headline card rate.

Best for: Firms that need to take card and eCheck payments while keeping trust (IOLTA) funds handled correctly.

Watch out for: Read the full fee schedule; pass-through and card-network fees apply on top of headline rates.

Legal payment management software for accepting card and eCheck payments, built for law firms.

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Pros & cons

Pros

  • Trust account protection and IOLTA compliance features
  • No contract, monthly billing
  • Published processing rates: 2.99% + $0.30 (Visa/Mastercard/Discover), 3.90% + $0.30 (Amex), 1% eCheck
  • Unlimited users and phone support included

Cons

  • $19/month plan fee on top of processing
  • Card-brand pass-through fees, plus a $7.99/month pass-through allocation, per its fee schedule
  • Foreign cards add 1.75%
  • Not yet hands-on tested by us

Who it’s for

Best for
Firms that need to take card and eCheck payments while keeping trust (IOLTA) funds handled correctly.
Any firm that takes card or eCheck payments and holds client funds in trust
MyCase users and users of its 70+ integrations
Probably not for
Firms looking for full practice management in one tool

Listed under: Payments & Billing Billing & Practice Management

Pricing

Detailed fee schedule published at lawpay.com/pricing (card, eCheck at 1% per vendor, plus pass-through fees); custom pricing also offered.

As listed on 2026-10-14. Pricing changes; confirm with the vendor.

Alternatives: other Payments & Billing tools

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Sources

Vendor pages we checked, accessed 2026-10-14.

FAQ

Has AI Tools For Law tested LawPay?

Not yet. This is an initial take based on LawPay's own website, not hands-on testing.