Lawgger review
Combines court tracking, matter management, billing and legal AI for Indian practices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Lawgger brings matter and client management together with court tracking, billing and legal research for Indian advocates and chambers. Its feature set covers hearing diaries, task boards, billable-time tracking, GST invoicing, payment collection, legal research and drafting. Solo advocates and small or mid-market practices that want case administration and research in one cloud product may find the scope relevant. The emphasis on Indian court information, payment methods and legal deadlines is more specific than a general-purpose practice manager.
Court-focused work is a central strength: Lawgger lists live court boards, cause lists, CNR case tracking, hearing diaries and limitation clocks. Its AI research feature provides pin-cited answers and good-law checking, while the drafting agent includes 3,500+ templates. These tools sit alongside matter records and task management, giving practices a way to connect research and drafting with daily case administration. Buyers should assess how these capabilities fit their own court and document workflows before choosing the product.
According to the vendor's pricing page, Advocate costs ₹1,999 per user per month and includes the research, court-tracking, drafting and deadline features. Counsel is listed at ₹19,999 per user per year and adds workflows and approvals, a private document vault and WhatsApp integration. Chambers includes multi-member organisations and roles, audit logs, priority support and chamber-wide onboarding; its price is per seat. A 14-day trial is offered without a card requirement. Lawgger also states that its controls are ISO/IEC 27001-aligned, not certified. Firms that need court tracking and legal AI alongside practice management should consider it; buyers prioritising a published Chambers price or certified security controls may prefer to compare alternatives.
Lawgger pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks hearings, cause lists, CNR cases and limitation deadlines
- Combines legal research with pin-cited answers and drafting templates
- Supports GST invoicing, Razorpay payments and WhatsApp updates
- Where it doesn't
- Advocate costs ₹1,999 per user monthly
- Chambers is priced per seat, with no published amount
- Available on web only; security controls are aligned, not certified
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