TL;DR

• Pick MyCase if you want a full practice management platform with case management, client portal, document automation, and built-in legal AI out of the box.
• Pick TimeSolv if your primary need is time tracking, billing, and expense capture at a lower entry price, with optional legal compliance and CRM modules.
• Core tradeoff: breadth of integrated case management features (MyCase) versus billing-first simplicity and a cheaper starting seat price (TimeSolv).

Side by side

Attribute	MyCase	TimeSolv
Founded	2010	1999
HQ	San Diego, CA	Minneapolis, MN
Target firm sizes	Solo, small	Solo, small
Practice areas	General	General
Starting price (lowest tier)	$49/mo per seat ($39 annual)	$38/mo per seat (annual only)
Gated pricing	No	No
Integrations listed	0 (none in dataset; Google/Outlook referenced in tier features)	0 (none in dataset; QuickBooks, Xero, Outlook, LawPay, Office 365 referenced in tier features)

Pricing

Lowest tier. MyCase’s Basic tier is $49/month per seat ($39 billed annually) and includes case and contact management, task management, a client portal, time entry, billing, legal calendaring, unlimited document storage, and basic reporting. TimeSolv Pro is $38/year-billed per seat and includes time tracking, billing, expense capture, project management, unlimited clients/matters/invoices, document storage, and integrations with QuickBooks, Xero, Outlook, LawPay, and Office 365. TimeSolv is roughly $1/seat/month cheaper annualized, but MyCase Basic ships with substantially more case management functionality.

Middle tier. MyCase Pro is $99/month per seat ($89 annual) and adds 8am IQ legal AI, custom fields, unlimited two-way texting, client intake management, unlimited eSignature, advanced billing, and Google/Outlook integrations. TimeSolv Legal is $53/year-billed per seat and adds legal-specific trust accounting, ABA task codes, LEDES billing, and conflict checks. TimeSolv’s middle tier is far cheaper but targets billing compliance; MyCase’s middle tier is a broader workflow upgrade.

Highest tier. MyCase Advanced is $119/month per seat ($109 annual) and adds MyCase Drive, full text search, 8am IQ case assistant, advanced document automation, split billing, and open API access. TimeSolv’s top listed tier is TimeSolv CRM Plus at $147/year-billed per seat, which is a marketing and intake CRM (drip email, SMS campaigns, e-signature, lead reporting) rather than a case management expansion. Neither vendor gates pricing.

When to pick MyCase

MyCase fits solo and small firms that want a single system of record for matters, documents, calendaring, billing, and client communication. The Basic tier already covers case and contact management, a client portal, and unlimited document storage, so firms aren’t stitching together separate tools. The Pro and Advanced tiers layer in AI (8am IQ), document automation, unlimited eSignature, and an open API, which is useful for firms expecting to grow their tech stack. If you want texting with clients, intake workflows, and case-centric AI assistance inside the same product, MyCase covers more ground natively.

When to pick TimeSolv

TimeSolv fits firms whose primary pain is accurate time capture, expense tracking, and invoicing-particularly firms that already use QuickBooks or Xero for accounting. The Pro tier starts at $38/seat/year-billed, undercutting MyCase Basic, and the Legal tier at $53 adds the compliance essentials (trust accounting, LEDES, ABA task codes, conflict checks) that firms doing insurance-defense or other LEDES-billed work specifically need. Firms that don’t want a full case management platform, or that already have one and just need stronger billing, will get more focused value from TimeSolv. The separate CRM Core and CRM Plus modules also let firms bolt on intake and marketing automation only if needed.

Integrations and ecosystem

Neither vendor’s JSON lists a structured integrations array, so comparisons rely on tier descriptions. MyCase references Google, Outlook, and “more” at the Pro tier, plus an open API at the Advanced tier. TimeSolv explicitly names QuickBooks, Xero, Outlook, LawPay, and Office 365 at the Pro tier. On the named-integration count in the provided data, TimeSolv surfaces more specific third-party connections-particularly on the accounting side (QuickBooks, Xero) and payments (LawPay)-which aligns with its billing-first positioning. MyCase’s advantage is the open API at the Advanced tier for custom integration work.

Historical pricing context

MyCase’s pricing history shows a single renamed/restructured tier: a “MyCase” tier at $49/month in January 2022, then a “Basic” tier at $39/month in March 2022 (both Wayback-sourced). The current Basic tier is $49/month ($39 annual), suggesting the $39 price point has persisted on the annual plan while the monthly-billed price returned to $49. TimeSolv has no pricing history in the provided dataset, so no trajectory can be drawn. Prospective buyers should note that MyCase’s tier naming and packaging have changed at least once in recent years, which is common in this category.

Citations

Pricing sourced from vendor pricing pages on 2026-04-24. Historical data from Wayback Machine.