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Clienty review

#104 of 141 in Legal Practice Management Software

A broad legal practice suite with intake, billing, documents, portals, and AI.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Clienty is a cloud-based legal practice management platform for solo practitioners and law firms. It brings client and matter management, intake forms and workflows, document management, billing, payments, tasks, calendars, and client communications into one web-based system. Its client portal supports client access, while time tracking, Outlook email time-entry logging, invoice reminders, document templates, and automated generation address recurring operational work. The positioning is strongest for firms that want broad client management with built-in AI capabilities rather than a narrowly focused practice tool.

Pricing is organized into three per-user monthly plans. Starter costs $99 per user per month and includes client management, matter management, a client portal, billing and payments, intake forms, and 10 document templates. Pro costs $129 per user per month and includes 100 AI generations per month. Growth costs $169 per user per month and includes 250 AI generations per month. Annual billing is available for each plan with 17% savings compared with monthly billing, and a 14-day trial is offered. The main paid-tier distinction is AI generation capacity, while the core management and billing functions appear across the listed plans.

Clienty's standout angle is the combination of legal workflow coverage and AI-assisted work. AI features include document generation, summaries, and case-law search, with integrations including Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, and CourtListener. Outlook supports time-entry logging, while Stripe, Twilio, Answering Legal, and Amazon Web Services extend the surrounding workflow. Firms that want a web-based system spanning intake through billing should find the scope relevant. Firms needing mobile apps, trust accounting, or broader platform coverage should consider alternatives.

Clienty pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers intake, matters, documents, billing, payments, and tasks
    • AI supports document generation, summaries, and case-law search
    • Secure client portal plus Outlook, Stripe, and Twilio integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starting price is $99 per user per month
    • Mobile app availability is still forthcoming
    • Trust accounting is not part of the described feature set

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