8am MyCase vs B12

8am MyCase is legal practice software for managing client intake, cases and contacts, documents, time, billing, payments, and trust accounting. Its Pro plan adds intake forms, automated workflows, document generation, and more than 70 integrations, including Google, Outlook, Zapier, QuickBooks, and Microsoft Office. Payments can be made by debit, credit, eCheck, client financing, or payment plans. A client portal is available, though limited in Basic. MyCase has an iOS mobile app; Desktop Drive for PC and Mac is available on the Advanced plan. Basic costs $50 a month billed annually, Pro costs $100 a month billed annually, and Advanced costs $130 a month billed annually. Accounting costs $39 a month billed monthly. LawPay Payments has no monthly fee; processing rates apply. The 10-day trial requires no credit card, and cancelling during it does not result in a charge. The listing describes a trial, not an ongoing free plan.

B12 builds websites and online business tools from a prompt, including stores, portfolios, blogs, web apps, and internal tools. It says a complete site can be drafted in about two minutes, then edited through an AI Agent or visual editor. The platform can draft web pages, blog posts, product descriptions, and emails; sites include SEO structure and built-in analytics. Client features include lead forms, contact management, email campaigns, announcement banners, and exit-intent pop-ups. For commerce, B12 supports online credit card and ACH payments, automated invoice reminders, and branded invoices. Listed integrations include Calendly, Google Calendar, Google Forms, Google Tag Manager, PayPal, Shopify, Typeform, WhatsApp, and WordPress blogs. It also offers access to designers, copywriters, and SEO specialists through a marketplace. B12 runs on the web and requires no software installation; it can be accessed from desktop, mobile, or tablet. A free plan and 7-day trial are available, with paid plans starting at $24/mo. B12 Commerce is available only in the United States; non-US users can use third-party payment tools such as PayPal, Ecwid, or Shopify.