VakilSathi review
A broad legal workspace for Indian litigators, with hearings, research, drafting, and billing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
VakilSathi is an AI-powered legal practice management platform for advocates, solo practitioners, law firms, and legal teams in India. It brings case and client management, hearing calendars, reminders, tasks, documents, billing, invoicing, expenses, and timesheets into one workspace. Legal teams can also use CNR case tracking, judgment and law search, AI chat for legal documents and case files, and AI-assisted drafting for notices, agreements, petitions, replies, and affidavits. Client portals provide access to case status, hearing dates, and invoices.
Pricing is structured as three monthly plans. Starter costs ₹1,499 per plan per month and includes 5 users, 5 advocates, 5 GB storage, an AI legal chatbot, Smart Drafting, and 100 judgment credits. Professional costs ₹2,499 monthly and raises the allowances to 20 users, 20 advocates, 10 GB storage, and 200 judgment credits, while retaining the listed AI features. Enterprise costs ₹3,499 monthly and includes 50 users, 50 advocates, 20 GB storage, and 300 judgment credits. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan.
Its strongest fit is a litigation-oriented practice that wants operational workflows and Indian legal research in the same product. Versioned document storage, role-based access, task automation, and client-facing updates give firms coverage across day-to-day matter administration. The trade-off is ecosystem breadth: VakilSathi is web-only, with no verified integrations or trust accounting in its stated positioning. Firms that need hearings, CNR tracking, drafting, research, and core billing in one system should consider it; practices that depend on established integrations, trust accounting, or a broader platform footprint should look elsewhere.
VakilSathi pros and cons
- Where it wins
- CNR tracking, judgment search, and legal research tools
- Hindi-English AI drafting and document chat
- Hearings, billing, documents, portals, and role-based collaboration
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform choices
- No verified integrations are part of its stated fit
- Trust accounting is not included in its stated positioning
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