For solo practitioners & small firms
Legal Billing Software Built for Solo Attorneys
Time tracking, invoicing, and IOLTA trust accounting in one simple tool — without the enterprise price tag or the features you'll never touch. $29/mo flat, no per-user fees.
14-day free trial. No credit card required.
Most billing software is built for firms, not for you
When you're a solo attorney, the market pushes you toward tools designed for 10-person firms — Clio, bill4time, PracticePanther — that start at $49–69 per user per month and bury the three things you actually need under document management, client portals, and calendaring you'll never open.
You don't need a suite. You need to track your time, send an invoice, and keep your trust balances clean. That's it.
One-click time tracking
Start a timer before you pick up the phone, tag it to a matter, stop when you’re done. Billed in 6-minute increments automatically — no mental math, no forgotten entries.
Invoices that get paid
Turn unbilled time into a professional invoice in seconds, with an online payment link so clients can pay by card or ACH. From tracked time to sent invoice in under 5 minutes.
Built-in IOLTA trust tracking
Per-client trust balances, transaction logging, and earned-fee transfers tied to your invoices. Stay compliant and audit-ready without a separate spreadsheet or bookkeeper.
SoloFlow vs. enterprise practice-management suites
Same core billing workflow. Very different price and setup.
| Feature | SoloFlow | Enterprise suites |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $29/mo flat | $49–69/user/mo |
| Per-user fees | None | Yes |
| Time tracking | ✓ | ✓ |
| Invoicing + online payments | ✓ | ✓ (often add-on) |
| IOLTA trust tracking | ✓ built in | ✓ |
| Setup time | ~5 minutes | Hours to days |
| Features you never use | None | Many |
At $49/user/mo, an enterprise suite runs $588/year. SoloFlow is $300/year— and you're not paying for a client portal you'll never turn on.
Why solo practices don't need enterprise software
Enterprise legal software solves enterprise problems: coordinating staff, managing shared documents, onboarding associates, running conflict checks across dozens of matters. Those are real problems — for a growing firm.
As a solo, your document management is Google Drive. Your client portal is email. Your calendar is Google Calendar. Paying $49/user/mo to bundle worse versions of tools you already have is how solo attorneys end up overspending on software that slows them down. SoloFlow does the billing, and gets out of your way.
Frequently asked questions
Is there free legal billing software for solo practitioners?
Free tools exist, but they usually cap invoices, hide trust accounting behind paid tiers, or run ads. SoloFlow keeps one flat price with everything included, plus a 14-day free trial with no credit card required — so you can test the full workflow before paying anything.
What is the best billing software for a small law firm?
The best tool is the one that matches how you actually bill. Enterprise suites like Clio and PracticePanther are built for growing firms with staff. For a solo or 1-3 attorney firm that bills hourly and needs trust tracking, a focused tool like SoloFlow covers the full timer-to-invoice pipeline without the per-user pricing.
Does SoloFlow handle IOLTA trust accounting?
Yes. SoloFlow includes per-client trust balance tracking, transaction logging (deposits, withdrawals, earned transfers), and the ability to connect trust transactions to invoiced work — the core of staying IOLTA-compliant without a bookkeeper.
How is SoloFlow different from Clio?
Clio is a full practice-management suite with document management, client portals, and calendaring, priced per user. SoloFlow does time tracking, invoicing, and trust balance tracking — the three things most solos actually use — for $29/mo flat with no per-user fees.
Start billing in about 5 minutes
Add your clients, start a timer, send your first invoice. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
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