DocketCalendar

Name: DocketCalendar
Price: 15 USD

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What DocketCalendar is

DocketCalendar is a cloud-based web calendaring service for law firms that calculates deadlines from court rules and creates events on Outlook or Google Calendar. It can also be used as a stand-alone calendar. When dates change, the service recalculates deadlines and updates or removes related events. Its rules library covers over 2,200 court rule sets nationwide; CalendarRules-powered rules are generally updated at the beginning of each month and sooner for significant changes. Users can generate custom deadline reports for printing, export them to Excel or CSV, or copy them into emails. Calendaring data is stored at case, trigger, and event levels, and settled matters can be archived. Subscriptions include unlimited support and training through searchable user guides, phone help, and screen-share sessions. Users can email the Rules Team for no-charge clarification about deadlines, counting methods, holidays, and calculated results. The service requires no software installation or browser plugin. Plans include Court at $15 a month billed per court, Calendar at $15 a month billed per calendar, and User at $20 a month billed per user.

Who it suits

DocketCalendar is for law firms of any size that need rules-based deadlines on Outlook or Google calendars. It may also suit firms that want a stand-alone calendar and custom deadline reports.

What it does well

Over 2,200 court rule sets
Deadlines recalculate when dates change
Reports can be exported to Excel or CSV
Unlimited support and training included
No installation or browser plugin required

What to know first

No free plan
Web is the only listed platform
Calendar sync is one-way

Limits

There is no free plan; a free trial is available. The listed paid plans start at $15 a month, billed per court or calendar, while the User plan is $20 a month billed per user.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Court	per court · Unlimited calculations · add/remove courts anytime · over 1,800 court rule sets	$15 a month
Calendar	per calendar · Shared calendars with no limitations · add additional calendars anytime	$15 a month
Court	per court · Unlimited calculations · add/remove courts anytime · over 2,200 court rule sets	$20 a month
User	per user · Shared calendars with no limitations · add additional users anytime	$20 a month

As docketcalendar.com lists them, read 1 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit docketcalendar.com
Start a free trial
Use the web-based service without installing software or a browser plugin
Connect Outlook or Google Calendar, or use DocketCalendar as a stand-alone calendar
Choose a Court, Calendar, or User paid plan

Verdict

DocketCalendar focuses on court-rule deadline calculation, calendar events, and reporting for law firms. Compare the court-, calendar-, and user-based billing options with the way your firm needs to organize access.

Questions

How much does DocketCalendar cost?

The Court plan is $15 a month billed per court, and the Calendar plan is $15 a month billed per calendar. The User plan is $20 a month billed per user.

Is there a free plan or trial?

There is no free plan, but a free trial is available.

Which calendars does it integrate with?

It integrates with Outlook and Google Calendar, and it can also operate as a stand-alone calendar.

What court rules does it cover?

DocketCalendar provides access to over 2,200 court rule sets nationwide. CalendarRules-powered rules are generally updated at the beginning of each month and sooner for significant changes.

Does it require an installation?

No. It is cloud-based and requires no software installation or browser plugin.

What support is included?

Subscriptions include unlimited support and training, including searchable user-guide content, phone help, and screen-share sessions. Users may also email the Rules Team for no-charge clarification of rules and calculations.

Facts from DocketCalendar's own pages

Calendar integrations: DocketCalendar integrates with Outlook and Google Calendar and can also operate as a stand-alone calendar. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Case data: DocketCalendar stores calendaring data at case, trigger, and event levels and can archive settled matters. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Cloud delivery: DocketCalendar is described as completely cloud-based and requiring no software installation or browser plugin. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Deadline updates: DocketCalendar recalculates deadlines when dates change and updates or removes calendar events accordingly. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Free trial: The free trial includes the same feature sets and functionality as a paid subscription with no restrictions. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Purpose: DocketCalendar calculates court-rules-based deadlines and automatically creates events on Outlook or Google Calendar. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Reports: DocketCalendar generates custom deadline reports that can be printed, exported to Excel or CSV, or copied into emails. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Rule coverage: DocketCalendar provides access to over 2,200 court rule sets nationwide. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Rules maintenance: CalendarRules-powered court rules are updated automatically, generally at the beginning of each month and sooner for significant changes. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Rules questions: Users can email the Rules Team for no-charge clarification of deadlines, counting methods, holidays, and calculated results. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Security: Version 4.0 reports a codebase security audit, prepared SQL statements, CSRF protection, stricter permission checks, server-side timezone validation, and more secure database connections. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Support: Subscriptions include unlimited support and training, including searchable user-guide content, phone help, and screen-share sessions. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026
Target customers: DocketCalendar is a calendaring solution for law firms of any size that need rules-based deadlines on Outlook or Google calendars. · docketcalendar.com, 1 Oct 2026