Clasp review
A strong fit for firms that need payment controls and advanced trust accounting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Clasp is a web-based legal practice-management platform for small and midsize law firms. It combines intake, case management, document storage, time capture, billing, online payments, client communication, trust accounting, and legal AI in one workspace. Payment features include card and ACH acceptance, IOLTA- and ABA-compliant flows, client payments directly to trust accounts, evergreen trust-account auto-replenishment, and client workspaces for payments and document uploads. Microsoft 365, QuickBooks, and Xero integrations support its broader practice-management and accounting workflow.
Pricing is organized into two published plans. Business costs $84 per lawyer per month when billed annually and includes cases and documents, unlimited document storage, time capture, billing, online payments, evergreen trust accounts, IOLTA-compliant flows, intake forms, e-signature, and a client workspace. Scale costs $212 per lawyer per month with annual billing and adds advanced reporting, automatic court forms, legal AI research across 9M+ opinions, trust accounting, and three-way reconciliation. Scale is marked coming soon, while a 7-day free trial is available.
The clearest reason to choose Clasp is its focus on connecting legal payments with trust-account controls. Firms can accept card and ACH payments, route client payments to trust accounts, automate replenishment, and synchronize accounting data with QuickBooks or Xero. AI-assisted time entries and legal work, Microsoft 365 editing, and client document uploads extend the platform beyond payment collection. Clasp should suit firms that want practice management and advanced trust accounting together; firms seeking a lower-cost entry plan, a general free plan, or a non-web platform should look elsewhere.
Clasp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- IOLTA- and ABA-compliant flows with trust-account auto-replenishment
- Card and ACH payments, including direct client payments to trust accounts
- Three-way reconciliation with QuickBooks and Xero synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- Business starts at $84 per lawyer monthly with annual billing
- Scale is marked coming soon
- Web access only; no free plan is offered
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