Clio, FindLaw and Scorpion alternatives for small law firms
No spin. Where the usual alternatives fit, where they do not, and what you get for $0 setup and $49 a month instead.
One platform vs. a pile of subscriptions
FindLaw and agencies charge $2,000+ a month for a site you rent. Clio plus a web agency plus a scheduler plus accounting software add up fast, and none of them talk to each other.
| What you need | LegalWebDesigns | The usual stack |
|---|---|---|
| Website on your own domain | Included | Agency or builder, $150 to $2,000+/month |
| Practice management | Included | Per-user software, $49 to $129 per user/month |
| Client portal and documents | Included | Tier upgrade or separate tool |
| AI intake assistant | Included, on your key | Chatbot add-on, $50+/month |
| You own your site and data | Yes | Often no |
| One flat bill | $49/month | Four or more separate invoices |
Detailed comparisons
vs Clio
Clio is strong practice-management software, but it is priced per user, leans on add-ons, and it is not your website.
vs FindLaw
FindLaw is a well-known directory and website vendor, but the site is theirs, the bill is high and the contract is long.
vs Scorpion
Scorpion is a full-service legal marketing agency: powerful, but expensive, agency-led and built around ad spend.
Competitor pricing is based on their published plans and typical agency quotes at the time of writing and may change. Names belong to their owners; this page is our comparison, not an endorsement.