About this site and the people who run it

LawFirmAccountingSoftware.com compares the accounting, billing, trust accounting, time tracking and payment software sold to US law firms, and shows what each product costs with a source beside every figure. It is built by Chancery Labs, the trading name of Chancery AI Ltd, and written by the Chancery Labs editorial team.

Who owns this site

Built by Chancery Labs. This site is owned by Chancery AI Ltd, which trades as Chancery Labs and is based in Leeds, UK. Chancery Labs sells AI software and consultancy to law firms. It sells no practice management, billing, accounting or payment software, and no Chancery product is listed, ranked or recommended on this site.

Because the owner sells to law firms, this is a publication owned by a company in the legal market. Our disclosure of ownership, sponsors and affiliate links explains how the site earns money and what a sponsor can and cannot buy.

What the site does

• It reports prices from each vendor’s own pages, labeled Published, Estimate or Not published, with the source and the date we read it.
• It says plainly when a vendor does not publish a price.
• It lists vendors in an order set by a fixed cost rule. No vendor can pay to change it.
• It describes products from their public documentation and price lists.
• It explains trust accounting rules and cites the rule behind each statement. It does not give legal or accounting advice.

See the price tables at work in the law firm accounting software comparison.

Who writes it

Every page carries the byline “Chancery Labs editorial team”. We gather prices and product details from vendors’ public pages and other official sources, and record where and when each figure was found. The research methodology sets out how vendors are chosen and ordered, where prices come from and how often they are checked; how we estimate prices vendors do not publish covers estimates.

Contact us

Use the contact form to ask a question, report a changed price or point out a mistake. For an error, name the page and, if you can, link to the vendor page that shows the correct figure.