FileTime review
Low-cost multi-state e-filing with bulk filing, proofs, alerts, and mobile access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FileTime is a paid legal e-filing service for attorneys, law firms, firm staff, and other authorized filing users. It supports electronic filing to participating state courts, electronic service of legal documents, filing-status views, filing-detail views, and case and party templates. Access is available through the web, iOS, and Android. The listed court coverage includes state courts in Texas, California, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland, making FileTime a fit for firms filing across multiple supported jurisdictions rather than practices focused on a single court system.
Pricing is usage-based, with three per-submission plans. The Basic Plan costs $1.99 per submission and includes mobile access, reporting, firm filing-data export, filing, eService, and fax proofs, an extensive help system, and customer support. The Gold Plan costs $2.99 per submission and adds automatic PDF merging, PDF size and orientation correction, extended file-stamped document storage, searchable-PDF conversion for word processor files, and free fax service up to 100 pages per submission. The Platinum Plan costs $3.99 per submission and adds monthly invoicing for firm filings and free unlimited fax service per submission, alongside the PDF and storage features included in Gold.
FileTime’s strongest fit is for teams that need more than basic submission. Bulk filing, searchable-PDF conversion, document templates, filing and service proofs, firm reporting, and email alerts for failed or returned filings support recurring workflows. The product also provides document storage and status tracking, while Gold and Platinum reduce manual PDF preparation. Its main constraint is jurisdictional scope: the service is designed around participating courts in seven states, so firms filing elsewhere should choose a broader alternative. Firms that need bulk workflows, multi-state coverage within those jurisdictions, or tiered fax and PDF tools should consider FileTime; firms needing a free plan or wider court coverage should look elsewhere.
FileTime pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Starts at $1.99 per submission
- Bulk filing, templates, proofs, and rejection alerts
- Web, iOS, and Android access
- Where it doesn't
- Court coverage is limited to participating state courts
- No free plan is available
- Advanced PDF and fax features require higher tiers
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