CaseFleet Alternatives for Case Analysis and Litigation

CaseFleet is a cloud tool for building fact chronologies, linking each fact to evidence citations, outlining issues and tracking witnesses and entities, with OCR and media transcription built in. It is made by LAWPRCT, Inc. and is current. The CaseFleet pricing page lists Starter from $30 and Advanced AI from $140 per user a month, says annual billing saves 22%, and offers a 14-day trial limited to 50 documents per case.

Firms compare alternatives when the jump from $30 to $140 a user is hard to justify, when the Starter limit of 20 documents per case is too tight, or when they want case analysis inside their e-discovery or practice management system. The six picks below start with dedicated case analysis, move to review platforms with chronology tools, and end with practice management suites.

Prices below are as of November 8, 2026. Our method is on How we review tools.

Quick comparison

LexisNexis CaseMap+ AI

CaseMap invented the fact chronology tool that CaseFleet competes with, and LexisNexis now sells it as CaseMap+ AI. It builds fact chronologies and timelines, a hierarchy of claims and counterclaims, deposition transcript management and AI document summaries, and it hands exhibits to the Sanction trial presentation tool.

Firms with years of cases in desktop CaseMap can import them into CaseMap+ AI, per the CaseMap+ AI page. A free trial is available through a request form.

Best for: Litigators who think in facts, issues and witnesses and want the long-standing tool for it.

Pricing:

• No public price: quote from LexisNexis by phone or form
• Free trial on request

Watch out for:

• Without a published price, you cannot compare it with CaseFleet's $30 to $140 per user until sales replies.
• Desktop CaseMap and CaseMap+ AI are separate products, so ask about support dates for the desktop version before planning a migration.

Official site: LexisNexis CaseMap+ AI.

Everlaw

Everlaw is an e-discovery platform first, with Storybuilder for turning reviewed documents into timelines and drafts. That suits firms that today export documents from a review tool into CaseFleet, because the chronology lives next to the evidence.

Everlaw does not publish prices. Its pricing tiers include unlimited user licences, onboarding, processing at up to 1 million documents an hour and credit-based AI features such as Deep Dive, Coding Suggestions and Custom Extractions.

Best for: Firms with document-heavy litigation that want review and fact-building in one place.

Pricing:

• No public price: request a demo
• AI features consume credits

Watch out for:

• AI features run on credits, and Everlaw does not publish how credits are priced.
• Case management and intake are separate add-ons.

Official site: Everlaw.

RelativityOne

Since July 1, 2026, RelativityOne has included aiR for Case Strategy in its standard rate. The tool extracts key facts from documents and transcripts, arranges them into chronologies and writes summaries of witnesses and key evidence, the same output CaseFleet's Casey AI aims for.

Relativity's aiR for Case Strategy announcement also promised interactive memo drafting, which is in early access for a limited set of customers. RelativityOne is also sold through Relativity partners, including litigation support providers.

Best for: Large firms and corporate legal teams with big discovery sets.

Pricing:

• No public price; aiR for Case Strategy included in the standard RelativityOne rate

Watch out for:

• It is sized for large matters. A solo litigator with a few hundred documents will pay for scale they do not use.
• Pricing goes through Relativity or a partner, with no public rate card.

Official site: RelativityOne.

Logikcull

Logikcull is self-serve discovery: drag in files, and it processes, OCRs and indexes them for search, tagging and production. Reveal bought Logikcull and IPRO in August 2023, and the annual Subscription includes Reveal AI fact-finding, PII detection and redactions.

The Logikcull pricing page offers Pay As You Go billing per GB stored each month, with a 10 GB minimum, no commitment and unlimited users, projects and downloads. A sample matter lets you try it before adding a card.

Best for: Small firms that need to review and produce documents without a vendor project.

Pricing:

• Pay As You Go: billed monthly per GB stored, 10 GB minimum; rate not published
• Annual Subscription and Corporate Suite: talk to sales

Watch out for:

• It has no fact chronology or issue outline like CaseFleet, so you still need a separate place to build the story.
• The per-GB rate is not published, which makes monthly costs hard to forecast.

Official site: Logikcull.

Clio Manage

Clio Manage runs the business side of a firm: matters, calendars, time tracking, billing and documents. It is in every Clio plan, Starter, Core, Signature and Elite, and AI is included from Core upward. Elite bundles Clio Grow for intake and client relationship management.

Prices start at $49 per user per month, per the Clio pricing page, which gives no per-plan figures and asks you to request a quote. A 7-day trial needs no credit card.

Best for: Small and mid-size firms that want one system for matters, billing and documents.

Pricing:

• From $49 per user per month; per-plan prices on request
• Clio Work AI add-on: price on request
• 7-day free trial

Watch out for:

• It is practice management, not evidence analysis. Building a cited fact chronology still needs a dedicated tool or Clio Work.
• The 7-day trial is short for testing a full firm setup.

Official site: Clio Manage.

MyCase

MyCase publishes every price. Basic is $50 per user per month billed yearly ($60 monthly), Pro $100 ($120) and Advanced $130 ($150), all in US dollars, on the MyCase pricing page. All plans include unlimited document storage, and the trial runs 10 days.

Advanced is the plan to compare with CaseFleet. It adds the 8am IQ Case Assistant and Discovery Assistant, which OCRs documents, with 5,000 pages per user per month shared across the firm. Extra pages cost $30 per 5,000.

Best for: Small firms that want case management with some AI document help at a known price.

Pricing:

• Basic: $50 per user per month yearly, $60 monthly
• Pro: $100 yearly, $120 monthly
• Advanced: $130 yearly, $150 monthly
• 10-day free trial

Watch out for:

• The AI assistants are on Pro and Advanced only; Basic has none.
• There is no dedicated fact chronology with evidence citations like CaseFleet's.

Official site: MyCase.

How to choose

When to stay with CaseFleet

Stay with CaseFleet if your work is building cited chronologies for a handful of litigators. It publishes its prices, which CaseMap, Everlaw and Relativity do not, and Advanced AI includes 100,000 AI credits per user per month with overage at $0.001 a credit. A HIPAA business associate agreement is available on yearly Advanced AI and Enterprise accounts for an extra fee, per the pricing FAQ, which matters for medical malpractice and injury work.

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