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Deadline Engine focuses on calculating court and procedural deadlines, showing the governing citation and calculation steps beside each result. Its catalog covers 4,871 rules across 20 jurisdictions, and its deterministic logic handles deemed service, clear-day rules, business-day adjustments, bank holidays and court-office closures. The free calculator works without an account; Professional adds matter histories, calendar feeds and downloadable ICS files, with plans from $29.99 per user monthly.

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    ClockOrbit Court Deadline Calculator

    Free plan Web

    Free calculations with holiday calendars and deadline presets — ClockOrbit adds before-or-after counting, deadline presets and a one-week-alert ICS export, but its holiday calendars cover fewer jurisdictions.

    7.1 Free plan Visit site
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    JudgeCalc

    Free plan Web

    Common and custom date calculations with optional matter tools — JudgeCalc offers common and custom day, week, month or year calculations, with Pro matter management and team permissions.

    6.7 Free plan · 30-day trial Visit site
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    LitigationDeadline

    Free plan Web

    Free litigation date tools with locally processed calculations — LitigationDeadline adds an inclusive business-day counter and federal litigation references, while its holiday handling is limited to US federal holidays.

    6.6 Free plan Visit site
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    Court Deadline Calculator

    Free plan Web

    Free deadline tools with service-method adjustments and reports — Court Deadline Calculator adds service-method adjustments, templates, colleague sharing and PDF reports, but its coverage centers on selected US courts and case types.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    Dockets.ca

    Paid AndroidiPhoneLinux+3

    Courts and tribunals managing cases, filings and schedules — Dockets.ca is an end-to-end court case-management and e-filing portal, rather than a focused deadline calculator for individual legal professionals.

    5.3 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Case Calendar

    Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2

    Tracking public-interest federal cases in calendar apps — Case Calendar turns federal CourtListener dockets into per-case calendar feeds, with optional AI summaries and calendar integrations.

    7.3 Open source Visit site
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    CourtAlert Case Management

    Paid Self-hostedWebWindows

    Large and mid-sized firms managing heavy docket loads — CourtAlert adds nationwide docketing workflows, notice reconciliation, firm calendars and document-management integrations for law firms.

    5.8 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Bailiff

    Free trial Web
    6.2 14-day trial Visit site
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    CalendarRules

    Free trial Web
    6.1 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Deadlines.com

    Paid iPhoneMacWeb+1
    5.8 From $20/mo Visit site
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    DocketCalendar

    Free trial Web
    5.8 From $15/user/mo Visit site
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    Docket Enterprise

    Paid AndroidiPhoneSelf-hosted+1
    5.7 Pricing on request Visit site
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    eLaw Case Tracking

    Paid APIiPhoneWeb
    5.4 Pricing on request Visit site
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    TexasLawDate

    Free trial Web
    5.4 From $59/mo · 15-day trial Visit site
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    JuraLaw

    Paid iPhoneWeb
    5.2 Pricing on request Visit site
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    MatterAlert

    Paid Web
    4.9 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Milana

    Paid Web
    4.6 Pricing on request Visit site
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    4.3 Pricing on request Visit site
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    LawToolBox

    Paid Web
    4.3 7-day trial Visit site

Its web-only format may not suit someone seeking a broader case workflow or a different way to manage dates. Deadline Engine also leaves jurisdiction selection, evidence interpretation, court-order reading and deciding whether a rule applies to the case to the user. It says dates should be verified against the rules and case facts. When comparing alternatives, consider the jurisdictions and counting methods you need, whether you want a focused calculator or case-management tools, and how you prefer to export or receive calendar events. Price matters too: several alternatives are free, while some have pricing on request.

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