DocketCalendar review
A focused web calendaring tool for automated litigation deadlines at $15 monthly.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
DocketCalendar is a legal calendaring application for law firms managing litigation deadlines. It calculates deadlines from jurisdiction-specific court rules, places them on Outlook or Google Calendars, and retains case, trigger, and event information. Its built-in firm calendar, shared calendars, custom event details, reminders, and deadline reports make it suited to legal professionals who need core calendaring without a broader practice-management focus.
The published plans use three billing units, each priced at $15 per month. The User plan provides shared calendars with no limitations and lets firms add users at any time. The Court plan includes unlimited calculations and unlimited firm-wide use within the jurisdiction, with courts addable or removable at any time. The Calendar plan offers shared calendars with no limitations and allows additional calendars to be added at any time. Across the product, automated recalculation when dates change, automatic removal of canceled deadlines, court-rule text, and calculation details address the central risk of maintaining litigation calendars manually.
DocketCalendar runs on the web and integrates with Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, and CalendarRules. Its calendar synchronization is one-way, so it is a better fit for teams that want calculated deadlines delivered into existing calendars than for organizations seeking two-way calendar management. The service also includes support and training for legal professionals. Choose it if automated court-rule calculations, firm calendars, and report exports are the priority; consider an alternative if your team requires a native desktop or mobile platform, two-way synchronization, or a free plan.
DocketCalendar pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates jurisdiction-specific court-rule deadline calculations
- Recalculates deadlines when dates change and removes canceled events
- Exports deadline reports to CSV or Excel
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only platform
- Calendar synchronization is one-way
- No free plan
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