TL;DR

• Pick LEAP if you want a long-established vendor (founded 1992) with deep roots in small-firm practice management and are willing to go through a sales process to get pricing.
• Pick MyCase if you want transparent, published pricing starting at $39/seat/month (annual) and a clearly documented feature ladder including legal AI.
• Core tradeoff: tenure and sales-led buying (LEAP) vs. price transparency and self-serve evaluation (MyCase).

Side by side

Attribute	LEAP	MyCase
Founded	1992	2010
HQ	Sydney, AU	San Diego, CA
Target firm sizes	Solo, small	Solo, small
Practice areas	General	General
Starting price (lowest tier, monthly/seat)	Not published (gated)	$49/mo or $39/mo annual
Gated pricing	Yes	No
Integrations count (in dataset)	0 listed	0 listed

Pricing

MyCase publishes three tiers on its pricing page:

• Basic, $49/seat/month ($39/seat/month annual). Includes case and contact management, task management, client portal, time/expense tracking, billing and online payments, legal calendaring, unlimited document storage, and basic financial reporting.
• Pro, $99/seat/month ($89/seat/month annual). Adds 8am IQ legal AI, custom fields, unlimited 2-way texting, client intake, unlimited eSignature, advanced billing, secure document sharing, and integrations with Google, Outlook, and others.
• Advanced, $119/seat/month ($109/seat/month annual). Adds MyCase Drive, full-text search, 8am IQ case assistant, advanced document automation, split billing, and an open API.

LEAP’s pricing is gated, the dataset shows gated: true with no published tiers. Buyers must request a quote from the LEAP sales team. This makes apples-to-apples comparison at the lowest, middle, and highest tiers impossible without direct contact.

If budget predictability matters during evaluation, MyCase’s public tiers give you a concrete floor ($39/seat annual) and ceiling ($119/seat monthly) to plan against. LEAP’s pricing must be confirmed through a sales conversation.

When to pick LEAP

LEAP is the better pick for firms that:

• Value vendor longevity. Founded in 1992, LEAP has more than 30 years of operating history versus MyCase’s 2010 founding.
• Prefer a consultative sales process. The gated pricing model typically comes with a scoped demo, migration assessment, and quoted package, useful for firms that want hand-holding rather than self-serve.
• Operate across AU/UK/US jurisdictions. LEAP is headquartered in Sydney and has a multi-region footprint, which can matter for firms with offices outside the US.
• Are small or solo general-practice firms, LEAP’s stated target matches this profile exactly.

When to pick MyCase

MyCase is the better pick for firms that:

• Want transparent pricing before booking a demo. All three tiers and feature lists are published.
• Need a documented AI offering today. The Pro and Advanced tiers explicitly include 8am IQ (legal AI) and an 8am IQ case assistant.
• Want a clear upgrade path. The Basic → Pro → Advanced ladder shows exactly which features unlock at each step (custom fields, eSignature, open API, document automation, split billing).
• Are US-based solo or small firms, MyCase is headquartered in San Diego and targets the same solo/small segment.

Integrations and ecosystem

Neither vendor has integrations enumerated in the dataset provided, so a specific named comparison isn’t possible here. What we can say factually:

• MyCase references integrations at the tier level, the Pro tier explicitly lists “Integrations: Google, Outlook, + more,” and the Advanced tier adds an Open API, which signals support for custom integrations.
• LEAP has no integration entries in the dataset and no tier-level detail available due to gated pricing.

Firms that rely on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 workflows will find MyCase’s integrations surfaced directly in its public pricing. LEAP buyers should ask for an integration list during the sales call.

Historical pricing context

MyCase has two pricing snapshots in the dataset:

• January 2022: a single “MyCase” tier at $49/seat/month.
• March 2022: a “Basic” tier at $39/seat/month.

Between early 2022 and the current scrape (April 2026), MyCase moved from a single-tier $49 offering to a three-tier structure with Basic at $49 monthly / $39 annual. In other words, the entry monthly rate returned to $49, but the annual-billed Basic price has held near the 2022 $39 mark, effectively rewarding annual commitments while introducing higher Pro ($99/$89) and Advanced ($119/$109) tiers above it.

LEAP has no pricing history recorded in the dataset, so a trajectory comparison isn’t possible. Buyers evaluating LEAP should ask for any price change history during procurement.

Citations

Pricing sourced from vendor pricing pages on 2026-04-24 (LEAP: https://www.leap.us/pricing/; MyCase: https://www.mycase.com/pricing/). Historical data from Wayback Machine.