The Litigation Cost Calculator is more than just a budgeting tool — it’s the foundation of a smarter workflow for your practice.
Rather than producing a static number, each calculation can feed directly into your firm’s processes. Estimates can automatically generate client-ready proposals, trigger follow-up communications, or be logged into your matter management and reporting systems. This transforms a cost estimate into a catalyst for action, helping streamline billing, strengthen client communication, and provide leadership with valuable analytics for forecasting and strategic planning.

Fully customizable, the calculator reflects the unique way your firm operates.
We tailor the formulas around your billing rates, staffing models, preferred service providers, and even jurisdiction-specific fees so that results mirror real-world expectations. Whether you want to compare staffing scenarios, produce branded proposals instantly, or capture data for performance analysis, the system adapts to you. And because it’s designed as a flexible workflow, it can easily expand into future automations like client intake, deadline tracking, or business development outreach. In short, this isn’t just a calculator — it’s a growth engine that improves transparency for clients, reduces administrative burdens, and sets the stage for a more efficient, technology-driven practice.

The Litigation Cost Calculator can be embedded directly on your public website as a client-facing tool, giving prospective clients instant transparency into potential litigation expenses while positioning your firm as open, modern, and trustworthy. It can just as easily be placed on your firm’s intranet or secure portal as an internal tool, enabling attorneys and staff to quickly generate consistent, professional estimates for client consultations and budgeting discussions. Pricing typically ranges from $250–$5,000 for a customized, firm-branded deployment, with ongoing support and enhancements available as a monthly service package between $19–$499, depending on the level of integration and automation desired. This flexible model ensures firms of all sizes can gain the benefits of automation without heavy upfront investment.