Jubilee review
Prepares multi-chapter bankruptcy filings and connects case work with client tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Jubilee brings bankruptcy form preparation and practice-management workflows together for U.S. bankruptcy professionals. It supports Chapters 7, 11, 12 and 13, with electronic filing in CM/ECF courts, case tracking, and tools for collecting and managing client documents. Step-by-step data entry can auto-populate repeated fields, while means-test and bankruptcy calculators support the filing workflow. Firms that want client communication and case administration alongside form preparation may find its scope a better fit than a tool focused only on forms.
Pricing offers both per-case and annual options. Pay As You Go costs $95 per case, with payment only when filing and no long-term commitment. Jubilee 36 costs $995 per year and includes up to 36 case filings and two users per firm. Jubilee 150, Jubilee 300, and Jubilee 500 raise the annual filing allowance to 150, 300, and 500 cases, respectively; each includes three users except Jubilee 500, which includes five. Over-limit filing fees apply to annual plans. A 30-day trial is available. Firms with variable or modest filing volume can consider the per-case option, while firms weighing an annual tier should compare its filing cap and included users with their workflow.
The product also extends beyond filing through creditor address pre-population, court-notice indexing and searchable notices, secure storage, a client portal, and case-based text messaging. LawPay handles integrated legal payments and SignNow provides electronic signatures. Jubilee is cloud-hosted and web-based, with email and phone support. Its connected client tools may suit firms seeking a shared workflow for documents, communication, payments, and signatures; firms seeking a non-web platform or wanting to avoid annual filing limits and overage fees may prefer another approach. Its listed integrations are specifically LawPay and SignNow, so firms should assess those connections against their needs.
Jubilee pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Prepares forms for Chapters 7, 11, 12 and 13 with CM/ECF filing
- Combines calculators, creditor data, court notices and case tracking
- Client portal, messaging, LawPay payments and SignNow signatures
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; Pay As You Go starts at $95 per case
- Annual plans cap filings and charge fees for over-limit filings
- Available as a web service, with no other platform listed
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