LitDocket review
Collaborative deadline management with AI extraction and rules-based scheduling.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LitDocket is a web-based legal docketing and case management platform for solo practitioners, small firms, and larger legal teams. It combines AI document analysis and automatic deadline extraction with rules-based deadline-chain generation, calendar scheduling, notifications, reporting, and case collaboration. The platform supports federal and state court rules across 14 jurisdictions, while attorney verification is required for AI-generated deadlines.
Pricing is structured around Solo, Team, and Enterprise plans. Solo costs $49 per month or $470 per year and includes AI document analysis, deadline-chain generation, drag-and-drop calendar scheduling, email notifications, support for 14 jurisdictions, and API access. Team costs $149 per month or $1,430 per year and adds unlimited active cases, email and SMS notifications, advanced analytics and workload reporting, case sharing, and collaboration. Enterprise adds SSO authentication, custom integrations, custom rule templates, an on-premise deployment option, and security audit reports. A 14-day trial leads to a limited read-only free tier for accounts that do not subscribe.
The strongest fit is a team that needs shared visibility into deadlines and workload without giving up structured rule calculations or export flexibility. Morning reports, calendar views, filing alerts, and exports in CSV, JSON, and iCal support day-to-day docket management. Solo practitioners may find the Solo plan sufficient, while firms needing collaboration should consider Team. Larger firms requiring SSO, custom integrations, custom rules, or on-premise deployment should look to Enterprise. Teams seeking a non-web deployment or relying on unverified automated deadlines should consider alternatives that better match those requirements.
LitDocket pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI extracts deadlines and generates rules-based deadline chains
- Team plan adds sharing, collaboration, SMS, and workload analytics
- CSV, JSON, and iCal exports support flexible case data handling
- Where it doesn't
- AI-generated deadlines require attorney verification
- The service is available on the web platform only
- SSO, custom integrations, and on-premise deployment require Enterprise
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