Side by side

OKLegal vs TimeNet Law

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.

OKLegal

Free trial APIWeb

OKLegal brings core legal-practice workflows into one web platform with integrations and declared security controls. Compare plan limits, user counts, and annual billing before choosing a tier.

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TimeNet Law combines practice management and trust accounting with local AI and iOS companion apps. Firms should check the Mac and memory requirements for Oasis and weigh the listed per-user subscription costs.

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The facts

	OKLegal	TimeNet Law
Free plan	A free trial	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Web	iPhone, Mac
Lowest paid plan	Esencial (anual): $276 a year	Annual with Price Lock: $450 per user a year
Plans published	6	5
Maker	Not published	TimeNet Law
Website	oklegal.io	timenetlaw.com
On legal practice management software	#40 of 140	#36 of 140

OKLegal: what it does well

Combines cases, documents, signatures, and billing
Multiple signature providers supported
AI assistant uses active case context
Client portal supports Stripe payments
14-day trial without a credit card

What to know first

No mobile apps
Esencial limits active cases to 50
Annual pricing is billed per user
No free plan

TimeNet Law: what it does well

Built-in IOLTA accounting includes trust ledgers and retainers.
Core functions and Oasis are described as usable offline.
iPhone and iPad apps support voice time capture.
Free trial has no time limit and requires no card.
Apple Calendar integration supports two-way event syncing.

What to know first

Oasis requires an M1-or-later Apple Silicon Mac and 24GB memory.
No free plan is available.
Annual plan costs $450 a year per user.
Monthly plan costs $39.99 a month per user.

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