Deadlines.com review
A rules-based legal calendar with broad device coverage and per-case pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Deadlines.com is a web-based legal calendaring service for small law firms and solo practitioners. Powered by Aderant CompuLaw, it calculates court deadlines using jurisdiction-specific rules and applicable federal, state, and local holidays. It also provides monthly, weekly, and daily calendar views, email reminders, filtered upcoming-deadline reports, and access across web, Windows, macOS, and iOS.
Pricing is based on open cases rather than users, and the published plans include unlimited users. The 1 Case plan costs $35 per case per month, while 2-5 Cases costs $30, 6-29 Cases costs $25, and 30+ Cases costs $20 per case per month. Every listed tier includes nationwide coverage, notification of rule changes, Outlook Sync, webinar training, and technical and attorney support. This structure favors teams whose case volume makes the lower per-case tiers practical.
Its strongest capability is deadline maintenance: court-rule change notifications can trigger deadline regeneration, while automatic holiday adjustments help keep calculations aligned with applicable rules. Microsoft Outlook synchronization and iCalendar import and export support provide calendar connectivity, although the category specification identifies synchronization as one-way. Choose Deadlines.com if your firm wants automated court calendaring across several device types, broad jurisdiction coverage, and unlimited users under a case-based model. Firms seeking a free option or two-way calendar synchronization should consider alternatives.
Deadlines.com pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates court deadlines with holiday adjustments and rule-change alerts
- Supports web, Windows, macOS, and iOS access
- Includes unlimited users, Outlook sync, reports, and email reminders
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; access is paid per case each month
- Calendar synchronization is one-way
- The 1 Case tier costs $35 per case per month
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