Best OnCue Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from legal trial presentation software ranked against OnCue on the same published basis.

  1. 1OnCue vs Lexel
  2. 2OnCue vs Visiodocs
  3. 3OnCue vs eTrialToolkit
  4. 4OnCue vs Exhibit Presenter Plus
  5. 5OnCue vs LIT SUITE
  6. 6OnCue vs CaseTestify
  7. 7OnCue vs Cerulean
  8. 8OnCue vs Epiq Discover
  9. 9OnCue vs Omnigo Trial Presentation Software
  10. 10OnCue vs Trimble Inpho
  11. 11OnCue vs AgileLaw
  12. 12OnCue vs iLitigate
  13. 13OnCue vs LiveLitigation
  14. 14OnCue vs Ostentus
  15. 15OnCue vs Case Crafter
  16. 16OnCue vs InTrial
  17. 17OnCue vs Sanction
  18. 18OnCue vs Case Center
  19. 19OnCue vs ExhibitView Trial Presenter
  20. 20OnCue vs TrialPad

OnCue alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Lexel6.5Free plan$25/moiOS, self-hosted, Web
2Visiodocs6.5Free plan€107/moMac, Web, Windows
3eTrialToolkit6.4Free planFreeself-hosted, Web
4Exhibit Presenter Plus6.4Free plan$20.75/moWindows
5LIT SUITE5.5$50/moiOS, Mac
6CaseTestify5.4Web
7Cerulean5.4Web
8Epiq Discover5.4Web
9Omnigo Trial Presentation Software5.4Web
10Trimble Inpho5.4Windows
11AgileLaw5.3No$200/moAndroid, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
12iLitigate5.3$19.99/moiOS
13LiveLitigation5.3No$33.25/moAndroid, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
14Ostentus5.3
15Case Crafter5.2No$50/moiOS, Mac, Windows
16InTrial5.2iOS, Web, Windows
17Sanction5.2Windows
18Case Center5.1Web
19ExhibitView Trial Presenter5.1NoiOS, Windows
20TrialPad5.1No$4.17/moiOS, Mac
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Questions about OnCue alternatives

What is the best alternative to OnCue?

Lexel, number 1 in legal trial presentation software with a score of 6.5 out of 10. The others here: Visiodocs, eTrialToolkit, Exhibit Presenter Plus and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to OnCue?

Lexel is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 4 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.