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Filevine vs OPREG Practice

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

Filevine

Free plan APIWeb

Choose Filevine if your legal team needs a platform spanning matters, documents, intake, depositions, or billing, with packages tailored to the organization. LOIS Explore offers free AI research and drafting, but teams seeking Filevine Case Management need a package that includes it.

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OPREG Practice

Paid Web

OPREG Practice gathers core practice administration and client-facing tools in one web service. Its 30-day trial and user-based tiers help firms assess fit, but the absence of mobile apps and published prices may affect evaluation.

Visit OPREG Practice

The facts

	Filevine	OPREG Practice
Free plan	Yes	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Free or on request
Plans published	3	3
Maker	Not published	OPREG Practice
Website	filevine.com	opreg.co.za
On legal practice management software	#4 of 141	#131 of 141

Filevine: what it does well

Matter tools track tasks, contacts, deadlines, and calendars.
Document tools include advanced search and secure file sharing.
Intake tools can capture, qualify, and route leads automatically.
Deposition features include transcription, summaries, and a searchable library.
Matters includes time tracking, invoice management, and online payments.

What to know first

Mobile apps are not offered.
LOIS Explore does not connect to Filevine Case Management.
Filevine package pricing is tailored to the organization.

OPREG Practice: what it does well

Includes client intake and a client portal
Tracks time and supports billing and payments
Provides trust accounting functionality
Offers a 30-day trial
Plans cover teams from 1–15 users

What to know first

No mobile apps are provided
There is no free plan

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