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Lawmox review

#27 of 43 in Legal Payments Software

A focused billing and trust-accounting system for firms handling client payments.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Lawmox is legal billing software for Texas law firms, with features aimed at solo attorneys, small firms, mixed-billing practices, firms handling trust funds, and insurance-defense practices. It combines time tracking tied to matters and billing rules with invoicing, online payments, trust accounting, and client-facing payment tools. Lawmox is part of a broader suite led by Jusivo, its flagship legal practice-management platform.

Pricing is organized into three plans. Starter costs $49 per user per month when billed annually and includes case management essentials, time tracking and invoicing, a client portal, and email support. Practice costs $89 per user per month when billed annually and adds full case management and intake, billing and trust accounting, practice-area workflows, priority support, and onboarding with data migration. Firm adds a business operations dashboard, custom integrations, SLA-backed support, and a dedicated success manager; final pricing depends on configuration. The published pricing describes these amounts as indicative Jusivo pricing for the Lawmox/Jusivo capability.

The strongest fit is a firm that needs payment collection and trust controls in the same workflow. Branded invoices with payment links support client billing, while card and ACH payments cover two online payment methods. Retainer tracking and replenishment alerts help monitor ongoing funds, and the IOLTA-compatible trust ledger, three-way reconciliation, aging reports, and LEDES 1998B export address more specialized billing needs. Firms needing the broader operational features should consider Practice or Firm rather than Starter; firms seeking custom integrations or dedicated success support need Firm.

Lawmox pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • IOLTA-compatible ledger with three-way trust reconciliation
    • Card and ACH payments with branded invoice links
    • Retainer alerts, aging reports, and LEDES 1998B export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starter does not include billing and trust accounting
    • The product is available on web only
    • Custom integrations are reserved for the Firm plan

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