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FileTime vs InfoTrack

Both stand on legal e-filing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

FileTime

Paid AndroidiPhoneWeb

Choose FileTime if you need eFiling and eService in its covered state courts, with conversion and tracking tools. Compare plan features if fax page volume or monthly firm invoicing matters, and check that your filing is within the 35 MB limit.

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InfoTrack

Paid Web

InfoTrack combines document-driven filing preparation with rule checks and post-submission matter updates. Check state coverage and transaction pricing against your filing needs before choosing it.

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The facts

	FileTime	InfoTrack
Free plan	No	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	See the plans	DocketSync: $10, paid once
Plans published	3	5
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	filetime.com	infotrack.com
On legal e-filing software	#12 of 22	#16 of 22

FileTime: what it does well

Covers state courts in seven listed states.
Supports filing status tracking, rejection alerts, and bulk filing.
Converts scanned PDFs and can make documents searchable.
Stores file-stamped copies for three years.
No contract or registration fee is required.

What to know first

Filings are limited to 35 MB.
Gold fax service is limited to 100 pages per submission.
Platinum is required for monthly firm invoicing and unlimited-page faxing.

InfoTrack: what it does well

Automatically populates over 95% of form fields
Validates filings against court-specific rules
Returns file-stamped documents after submission
Syncs status, expenses and billable entries
Integrates with listed legal practice platforms

What to know first

No free plan
Filing availability is limited to 10 listed states
Court filing averages $110, paid once
SignIT eSignatures cost $5 per document

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