As of September 2026, Latka tracks 4 legal billing software companies under $1M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $2.6M and employ 18 people.
Every company below sells legal billing software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Legal billing software is a specialized application designed to manage the billing processes within legal firms and practices. These solutions typically include features such as time tracking, invoicing, payment processing, and financial reporting, allowing legal professionals to streamline their billing workflows and enhance accuracy in billing. By automating routine tasks, the software minimizes errors and ensures timely payments while improving overall efficiency. The primary use cases for legal billing software revolve around managing billable hours, generating invoices for clients, and tracking expenses related to cases. Typical workflows often include entering time spent on various tasks, creating and sending invoices, and managing payment receipts. Common buyer personas include legal administrators, finance teams within law firms, and individual lawyers seeking to optimize their billing processes and ensure compliance with client billing standards.
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Showing 4 of 4 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
At Matter365 we live to reduce complexity and enable common, best in class services like Office 365 to be managed the way your law firm needs them to be. One intuitive interface brings it all together in matter-centric approach to let you work and bill more effectively.
Mansfield, Queensland, Australia
Next Generation Legal Practice Automation created especially for the Legal Profession. Our cloud-based software covers Compliant Legal Trust Accounting, Time Recording, Legal Billing and provides a single entry point for Matters and Contacts the firm is servicing. Written for the modern lawyer, this multi platform software will future proof your law firm.
United States
At AltFee, we empower law firms to thrive in an era of automation and efficiency. As the legal industry witnesses the transformational power of automation, billable hours may decrease, posing a challenge to profitability. AltFee enables law firms to navigate this shift with confidence. Unlike traditional billing methods, AltFee offers a forward-thinking approach to legal pricing. Our pricing software aligns your billing with the true value you provide to your clients, ensuring profitability even in the face of reduced billable hours. With our comprehensive pricing library and simplified AFA management, you can effortlessly adapt to the changing landscape of legal billing. AltFee is designed to enhance client relationships by offering transparent, value-based pricing that aligns perfectly with their expectations. Our platform also prioritizes employee experience and retention, making your firm an attractive workplace for legal professionals. In a world where automation can challenge revenue streams, AltFee empowers law firms to embrace efficiency while maintaining profitability. We are your ally in the age of automation, helping you price your services accurately, satisfy client demands, and thrive in the legal industry of today. Get in touch for a demo via our website below or by email at [email protected].
Latka tracks 4 legal billing software companies under $1M in annual revenue. Together they generate $2.6M in annual revenue and employ 18 people.
Matter365 is the largest, with $914.8K in annual revenue, founded in 2018.
The average legal billing software company in this list makes $641.2K a year, across 4 companies with reported revenue.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Matter365, Wise Owl Legal Practice Management Software, AltFee and PointOne.
- Must support time tracking and billing for legal services - Should automate the invoicing process in compliance with legal billing guidelines - Must include payment processing capabilities for client transactions - Should provide financial reporting features to track billable hours and outstanding payments - Must allow for customization of billing rates and invoice formats - Not just for general billing; must specifically cater to the legal industry and its unique needs - Should offer a client portal for secure access to documents and case updates
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