Client experience for small U.S. law firms
Give clients a clear place to see where their case stands.
Jurisava is one organized place designed around confidentiality, clear access controls, and client communication. Your firm runs the client side of every matter — you keep the matter, its dates, its documents and its messages together; your client signs in and sees, in plain language, where their case stands.
$129 a month per firm — including 3 attorney seats, 5 staff seats and unlimited client accounts. See what’s included.
The sample workspace is a working prototype with fictional SAMPLE DATA — invented firms, clients and matters, labelled as such on every screen. Please don’t enter real client information.
Jurisava is in early access: we are onboarding firms now, and billing is not switched on yet — no firm can be charged today. No real client data has been onboarded either; everything in the product today is fictional sample data while we finish the first version.
The client view
What a client sees, illustrated
A hand-built mock, not a screenshot. Every name, date and document below is invented.
Sample v. Sample — custody and parenting plan
Sample Family Law LLP (fictional) · Client: A. Sample
Where things stand
- Mon 9 FebA draft of the parenting plan is in your documents. Have a look before our call.
- Thu 5 FebThe court confirmed the hearing date below. You don't need to attend this one.
Next date
Thursday 12 March
Case management hearing, 9:30am, Courtroom 3
Shared documents
- Parenting plan (draft).pdfShared Mon 9 Feb
- Court notice — hearing.pdfShared Mon 2 Feb
Messages
“I've put the hearing date on your matter. Call me if anything's unclear.”
From your attorney · Mon 9 Feb
Illustrative preview — SAMPLE DATA / FICTIONAL DATA. Not a real firm, client or matter.
The problem
Most of the calls aren't about the law
- 1
A client who doesn't know what's happening calls you. Someone at the firm stops what they're doing, finds the file, works out where the matter actually stands, and explains it again — by phone, from the beginning.
- 2
A few of those a week is a nuisance. Twenty a week is another job on top of practising law, and it lands on whoever answers the phone.
- 3
Very little of it is legal work. It's status: what happened, what's next, when to expect it. Jurisava is built to take that off the phone and put it in a place your client can look at any time.
What it does
Three things, in the first version
Case status in plain language
The attorney posts a short update in ordinary English — what happened, what's next. The client sees it, dated and in order, on their own matter. No phone call to find out.
Court dates and deadlines in one place
Hearings, filing dates and follow-ups live on the matter, so nobody is working from a sticky note, a desk diary or an email from three months ago.
Documents and messages, per matter
Files and messages connected to each matter — rather than to somebody's inbox. The attorney and the client see the same record of what was sent and said.
One plan, $129 a month per firm
Subscription software for small U.S. law firms — 3 attorney seats, 5 staff seats and unlimited client accounts included.
How we're building it
Confidentiality and access control first
These are the rules we're designing the product around from the first version. They are commitments about how Jurisava is built — not certifications, and not claims about audits we haven't had.
A client sees only their own matter
A client signing in sees their matter and nothing else — not another client's name, dates, documents or messages.
Nothing reaches a client until the attorney shares it
A document stays invisible to the client until the attorney explicitly shares it. Private is the default, not a setting someone has to remember to turn on.
Attorneys and clients are different accounts
An attorney account and a client account are separate things with separate permissions, rather than one login with a view that happens to be filtered.
A record of who did what
We're building an audit trail that records activity on a matter, so a firm can eventually answer “who opened this, and when?” without guessing.
To be direct about it: Jurisava holds no security or compliance certification today and we are not claiming one. We are not claiming encryption standards, not SOC 2, not HIPAA, not bar-compliance certification. The access-control work above is what we're building; nothing on this page should be read as an audit result.
Who it's for
Solo attorneys and small firms
Jurisava is for solo attorneys and small U.S. law firms — roughly two to twenty attorneys — who want their clients to have a clear, professional view of their case without hiring more staff to provide it.
It isn't a case-management system with every feature switched on. It does the client-facing part, properly. Jurisava is starting with solo attorneys and small U.S. law firms, with the product designed to expand as the platform matures.
Pricing
One plan: $129 a month per firm
Subscription software for law firms, billed monthly by card, month to month. One plan for every firm — no tiers, no setup fee, no annual contract, and nothing charged per client. Cancel any time before your next billing cycle: no further recurring charges are taken, and your firm keeps access through the period you have already paid for.
$129
a month, per firm — everything below included
- Up to 3 attorney seats
- Up to 5 staff seats (paralegal or assistant)
- Unlimited client accounts — clients are never billed per seat
- Matters, court dates and deadlines in one place
- Documents that stay private until an attorney shares them with a client
- Plain-language updates and per-matter messages
- A signed-in client view showing only that client's own matter
- A record of who did what on a matter
Only if you need more seats
- Each additional attorney seat
- $29/month
- Each additional staff seat
- $10/month
Beyond the 3 included with the plan.
Beyond the 5 included with the plan.
How billing works now
Billing is not switched on yet. Jurisava is in early access and we are onboarding firms now, so no firm can be charged today and nothing on this page takes a payment. Before your firm is charged anything, we will tell you the amount and the date in writing.
Card payments will be handled by Stripe, our payment processor. How cancellation, refund requests and billing disputes work and the terms you would be signing up to.
Where things stand
Early access status
We would rather you know exactly what you are signing up for. Jurisava is subscription software for small U.S. law firms at $129 a month per firm, and it is in early access: the product works and firms are being onboarded, but these parts are not in place yet.
- Billing and payments are not switched on yet — no firm can be charged today
- No real client data has been onboarded yet — the product runs on fictional sample data
- AI assistance of any kind
- Integrations with other systems
- E-signature
- Mobile apps
What the first version does is the core of the thing: an attorney creates a matter, adds a court date or deadline, uploads a document and posts a plain-language update — and the client signs in and sees exactly that, and nothing belonging to anyone else.
Paying for it
One plan: $129 a month per firm, including 3 attorney seats, 5 staff seats and unlimited client accounts. Only if you need more, an additional attorney seat is $29 a month and an additional staff seat is $10 a month. See everything the plan includes, or read how cancelling and refunds work.
Early access
Request early access
Tell us a little about your firm and we'll get in touch as early access opens. If you'd rather explain something in your own words, there's a box at the end for that.
Support
Talk to us
Support is by email — including for anything to do with billing, cancelling your subscription or a refund. A person reads every message, and we aim to reply within one business day.
Email us
Please don’t send client-confidential information by email — send us a phone number instead and we will call you back if a matter needs discussing.
What to write about
- Early access — asking for your firm to be onboarded
- Billing — what you will be charged, when, and by how much
- Cancelling your subscription, or asking for a refund
- A dispute about a charge, or a payment that failed
- A problem with the product, a bug, or something that looks wrong
- A question about your data, or asking us to close your account