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JudgeCalc is a web-based court and legal deadline calculator for lawyers and firms. Its free calculator covers 60 common deadlines and accepts custom day, week, month, and year combinations. You can count calendar or court days, exclude weekends and holidays, and count backward with Back+Neg. The browser performs free-plan calculations without sign-up, while JudgeCalc Pro adds matter and client management, state holiday calendars, custom dates, reports, and team permissions. The free plan costs nothing, and Pro pricing is shown before subscribing.

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    ClockOrbit Court Deadline Calculator

    Free plan Web

    Free international deadline calculations with calendar export — ClockOrbit adds multiple national holiday calendars, deadline presets, and .ics export with a one-week alert.

    7.1 Free plan Visit site
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    Deadline Engine

    Free plan Web

    Rule-based deadlines with citations across many jurisdictions — Deadline Engine provides governing citations, calculation steps, and 4,871 rules across 20 jurisdictions.

    7.0 Free plan · paid from $29.99/user/mo Visit site
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    LitigationDeadline

    Free plan Web

    Free litigation calculations and Florida references — LitigationDeadline adds inclusive business-day counts, separate day breakdowns, 2026 FRCP and FRAP references, and Florida deadline coverage.

    6.6 Free plan Visit site
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    Court Deadline Calculator

    Free plan Web

    Court-rule calculators with service adjustments and reports — Court Deadline Calculator covers federal and several state systems, adjusts service methods, and exports calendars, PDFs, shares, and templates.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    Dockets.ca

    Paid AndroidiPhoneLinux+3

    End-to-end court case management and e-filing — Dockets.ca is a cross-platform court portal covering e-filing, notices, hearings, reports, payments, documents, and collaboration.

    5.3 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Case Calendar

    Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2

    Open-source calendar feeds for public federal cases — Case Calendar turns CourtListener dockets into per-case ICS feeds with optional Google, Microsoft 365, and Outlook integration.

    7.3 Open source Visit site
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    CourtAlert Case Management

    Paid Self-hostedWebWindows

    Large firms managing nationwide dockets and notices — CourtAlert adds docket-notice reconciliation, PACER and state coverage, CalendarRules integration, document management, and firmwide alerts.

    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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    Deadline Assistant

    Paid Web
    4.3 Pricing on request Visit site
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    LawToolBox

    Paid Web
    4.3 7-day trial Visit site

Alternatives make sense when you need broader jurisdiction rules, governing citations, service-method adjustments, calendar files, docket monitoring, or complete case management. JudgeCalc remains web-only, and its terms put responsibility for confirming deadlines on users. Compare whether you need a standalone calculator or a larger workflow, which jurisdictions and holiday systems apply, and whether results should feed calendars, reports, or team processes. Also weigh local browser calculations against hosted case data, and free access against paid or open-source deployment.

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