JudgeCalc is a web-based court and legal deadline calculator for working out dates under different counting rules. It presents 60 common deadlines spanning days, weeks, months, and years, and also lets users build a calculation from a custom combination of those units. Each calculation can count calendar days or court business days, with options to exclude weekends and holidays. The Back+Neg feature counts from an event toward an earlier date and can move an excluded landing date backward. When the chosen settings call for it, the free calculator excludes the 11 standard U.S. federal holidays automatically. The free calculator is free and does not require an account. Its arithmetic runs in the browser; dates entered are neither sent to the maker nor stored, and closing the page discards them. JudgeCalc Pro adds matter and client management, state holiday calendars, custom dates, deadline reports, and team permissions. Pro is billed per seat, monthly or yearly in advance. New firms receive 30 days free, and prices are shown before subscribing. The maker describes Pro as a deadline management system for law firms of any size and practice area. JudgeCalc is based in Florida, United States. Its terms state that it is not legal advice and that users must confirm deadlines against governing rules and orders.
Who it is for
The free calculator suits people who need to calculate a court or legal date without creating an account, including those who need custom date counts or holiday and weekend settings. Pro is aimed at law firms of any size and practice area that want matter and client management, reports, and team permissions alongside deadline calculations.
What is good
- Offers 60 common deadlines across days, weeks, months, and years.
- Allows custom combinations of days, weeks, months, and years.
- Supports calendar-day and court-day counting with weekend and holiday exclusions.
- Free calculator runs in the browser without sending or storing entered dates.
- Pro includes matter and client management, reports, and team permissions.
What to know first
- Pro pricing is shown only before subscribing.
- Pro is billed per seat, monthly or yearly in advance.
- Users must verify deadlines against governing rules and orders.
Verdict
Choose JudgeCalc Free Calculator for browser-based court date arithmetic without an account, or consider Pro for firm matters, client management, reports, and team permissions. Firms comparing Pro should review the price shown before subscribing, since no amount is provided here. Users remain responsible for confirming each result against governing rules and orders.
Get started with JudgeCalc
- Open https://judgecalc.com/ in a web browser.
- Use the free calculator without signing up or logging in.
- Choose a common deadline or enter a custom combination of days, weeks, months, or years.
- Select calendar days or court days and configure weekend and holiday exclusions.
- For Pro, review the displayed price and select monthly or yearly billing per seat; new firms get 30 days free.
What the free plan stops at
The free calculator calculates deadlines. Matter and client management, state holiday calendars, custom dates, reports, and team permissions are Pro features. Pro is billed per seat, and its price is shown before subscribing.
Questions about JudgeCalc
How much does JudgeCalc cost?
The JudgeCalc Free Calculator is free. Pro is billed per seat monthly or yearly in advance, with prices shown before subscribing.
Is there a free plan or trial?
Yes. The free calculator requires no sign-up or login. New firms get 30 days free on Pro.
What does Pro add?
Pro adds matter and client management, state holiday calendars, custom dates, deadline reports, and team permissions.
Which platforms does JudgeCalc support?
JudgeCalc is available on the web.
Does the free calculator store entered dates?
The maker says calculations run in the browser, entered dates are not sent to it or stored, and closing the page discards them.
Is JudgeCalc legal advice?
No. Its terms say it is not legal advice, and users are responsible for confirming deadlines against governing rules and orders.
JudgeCalc plans and pricing
All plansCompared on legal calendaring software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Deadline calculation
- automated
- Supported platforms
- Web
