8am MyCase vs TimeNet Law

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.

TimeNet Law is a Mac-native legal practice platform covering time tracking, billing, trust and firm accounting, matter management, documents, calendaring, and local AI. It is aimed at solo, small, and medium law firms, including multi-attorney offices. Its built-in IOLTA accounting handles client and matter retainers, trust ledgers, compliance-ready reporting, and automatic application of trust funds to invoices. Oasis runs AI models locally on the Mac; the maker says client data is not sent to cloud AI providers or third-party servers. Oasis requires an Apple Silicon Mac with an M1 or later chip and 24GB of memory. Core work, time capture, billing, accounting, and Oasis are described as usable offline. Native iPhone and iPad apps provide a firm dashboard, voice time capture, and access to cases, clients, matters, invoices, and entries, syncing through iCloud, Dropbox, or local files. Annual with Price Lock costs $450 a year per user; Monthly costs $39.99 a month per user. A free trial has no time limit and requires no credit card.