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Choosing a practice management system is a big switch, and you should pick the one that fits your firm. Here’s an honest, side-by-side look at Clasp and Filevine — what’s included, what it really costs, and which firm each one is built for.
A price you can actually see.
Clasp is $84/user/mo, published, with everything included. Filevine’s pricing is a custom quote behind a sales call — usually on an annual contract, with add-ons and implementation on top.
Up and running in days, not a rollout project.
Clasp works out of the box with guided onboarding. Filevine is powerful but heavily customized, which typically means implementation partners, configuration, and ongoing admin.
Everything in one plan, AI included.
Intake, documents, e-sign, payments, and AI are built into Clasp. With Filevine, intake (Lead Docket), e-sign (Vinesign), and broader AI are separate products that add up.
If you’re weighing Filevine, start here. Filevine is a powerful, highly customizable platform, and for large personal-injury and litigation firms with the team to configure and maintain it, it can be a strong fit. But that power comes with real trade-offs: pricing you can’t see without a sales call, an implementation project to get running, and a suite of separate products for intake, e-sign, and AI that stack on top. Clasp takes the opposite approach — one transparent price, fast setup, and intake, documents, payments, e-sign, and AI included from day one. If you want power without the enterprise overhead, that’s the firm Clasp is built for.

With Filevine, the first step to a price is a sales call — and the real number depends on which products you add and how much you’re configured. With Clasp, the price is on the page, and everything’s included.
$84
/ user / month
Listed publicly. Everything below is included. No custom quote, no annual contract required to get started.
Client intake & workflows
Case management
Documents & unlimited storage
Email & secure messaging
Billing & invoicing
Online payments
E-signatures
Time tracking
Trust accounting
Clasp AI
Microsoft 365 editing
Your total: $84 / user / month. On the page, not behind a sales call.
The price is the price.
Filevine — the quote you can’t see until you ask
Illustrative build-up for a firm that wants intake, e-sign, and AI (third-party estimates; Filevine publishes no official rates, per user / month):
Filevine (base, custom quote)
Core platform — quoted per firm, annual contract
~$100–150
Lead Docket
Client intake & CRM (separate product)
Add-on
Vinesign
E-signature (separate product)
Add-on
Broader / specialized AI (e.g., LeadsAI)
AI beyond the metered base, with usage commitments + overage fees
Add-on
Implementation & configuration
Getting live via implementation partners
Project fee
Real-world all-in
Illustrative only. Filevine does not publish pricing; ranges are from public third-party analyses as of June 2026 and vary by custom quote, product mix, contract terms, and implementation scope. Add-on products (Lead Docket, Vinesign, Outlaw) and AI usage are billed separately.
Here’s what changes when your whole firm runs in one place instead of a stack of connected tools.
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