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Comparison

Draftiro vs MyCase

Easy practice management with strong client communication.

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TL;DR

MyCase is a solo/small-firm practice management product with a polished client portal and intake forms. Its AI features are early-stage.

MyCase best for
Solos who want a slick client portal and don't need AI drafting depth.
Draftiro best for
Solos whose primary bottleneck is research and drafting, not client intake.

Draftiro vs MyCase — overview

MyCase is a well-liked solo and small-firm practice-management product. Its strengths are the things clients touch: a polished client portal, clean intake forms, and straightforward onboarding. Its AI features are early-stage. If your friction is client communication and getting paid, MyCase is genuinely pleasant. If your friction is producing the legal work, that is a different tool.

Pricing, plainly

MyCase runs roughly $39–$99 per user per month, publicly listed. Draftiro starts free (no card) with paid tiers from $29/mo. The two products overlap less than their price ranges suggest — MyCase sells client-facing practice management; Draftiro sells AI-first drafting and research with the compliance glue around it.

Who should switch

Switch to Draftiro if you spend more time drafting and researching than chasing intake and invoices, and you want CourtListener citation validation, conflict checks with an audit trail, and ABA Op. 512–compliant time tracking. Stay with MyCase if the client portal and intake experience are the core of your value and AI drafting is a nice-to-have.

Running both

Some firms keep MyCase for the client portal and billing while using Draftiro for the drafting, research, and deadline work. Draftiro accepts CSV exports so contacts and matters move over cleanly.

Where MyCase wins

  • Polished client portal
  • Easy onboarding
  • Strong intake forms

Where Draftiro wins

  • Real AI drafting + research workspace
  • CourtListener citation validation (MyCase does not)
  • ABA Op. 512–compliant auto time tracking for AI work

Side by side

FeatureDraftiroMyCase
Pricing transparencyPublic, self-servePublic
AI citation validation (CourtListener / equivalent)IncludedNot included
Conflict checking with audit trailIncludedIncluded
Court-day math (federal + state holidays)IncludedNot included
ABA Op. 512 auto time trackingIncludedNot included
Outlook calendar syncIncludedIncluded
Client portal share linksIncludedIncluded
Self-serve signup (no sales call)IncludedIncluded
Free planIncludedNot included

Common questions

Does MyCase have AI drafting as strong as Draftiro?

MyCase has added early-stage AI features, but its core is client-facing practice management — portal, intake, billing. Draftiro is built AI-first for drafting and research, with citation validation against CourtListener that MyCase does not offer.

Can I use Draftiro alongside MyCase?

Yes. A common setup is MyCase for the client portal and invoicing, Draftiro for drafting, research, conflicts, and deadlines. Draftiro imports CSV exports of contacts and matters.

Is there a free way to try Draftiro versus MyCase?

Draftiro has a free plan with no credit card. MyCase is a paid subscription (roughly $39–$99 per user per month) without a free tier.

Will my data train AI models?

No. Draftiro runs on Google Gemini's enterprise API tier, which is contractually prohibited from training on inputs. See our security page for the full posture.

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MyCase information sourced from https://www.mycase.com and public reviews. We update this page as their offering changes.