Sage Timeslips review
A reporting-rich legal billing system with mixed billing, client funds, and mobile entry.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Sage Timeslips is time-tracking and billing software for law firms and other professional services businesses. It records billable time and expenses, supports hourly and flat-fee billing, creates customizable invoices, manages client funds, and provides reporting. The product includes Timeslips Premium, a desktop solution with optional web and mobile access through Timeslips Go, plus Timeslips Anywhere, a cloud-based option for solo and small firms. Its strongest fit is a firm that needs detailed billing records and reporting rather than a lightweight invoicing tool.
The published plans show several ways to match the product to firm size and workflow. Timeslips Anywhere provides cloud-based time tracking, billing, and expense tracking without desktop installation. Premium Starter adds a single license, TimeCapture automated time tracking, flat-fee billing, and 120-plus report templates. Premium Standard adds networked licenses, Timeslips Go access, electronic billing formats, and advanced billing arrangements. Premium Pro adds client funds, custom fields, and fee allocation for growing teams, while Premium Elite adds broader customization, multiple-bill undo, client contacts, and bill reminders. There is no free plan, and the product is positioned as paid software.
Sage Timeslips also has a strong reporting and billing-format focus. Its feature set includes LEDES 98B and Litigation Advisor formats, online client payments through payment integrations, web and mobile time and expense entry, and integrations with Sage 50 Accounting, QuickBooks, LawPay, CPACharge, ClientPay, and Nuvei. That combination suits firms handling varied billing arrangements, client funds, and reporting requirements. Firms seeking a simple standalone invoice generator or a primarily cloud-first experience should look closely at the distinction between Timeslips Anywhere and the desktop-oriented Premium offering before choosing a plan.
Sage Timeslips pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports hourly, flat-fee, mixed, and advanced billing arrangements
- Includes 120+ reports plus a custom report writer
- Handles client funds, LEDES 98B, and online payments
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Premium is primarily desktop-based
- Advanced capabilities are spread across multiple paid tiers
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