Bilr is legal billing and time-recording software for law firms and legal teams. Users can track billable and non-billable time on the web or mobile, and the mobile app supports voice recording and dictation as well as matter access. Its AI-powered billing review, powered by Quark, checks guidelines, missing entries, narratives, and billing accuracy. Bilr supports LEDES 1998B and 1998BI files, along with hourly, flat-fee, retainer, and alternative fee arrangements. The dashboard presents billable hours, revenue, matter performance, and team productivity. Listed integrations and connectivity options include QuickBooks, LawPay, Open API access, Zapier, and custom workflows. It is available on web, Android, and iOS. Plans start at 33.99 USD per user per month, and the trial provides 30 days of uncapped use without requiring a credit card. The maker advertises 24/7 support by phone, chat, and email.
Who it is for
Bilr is aimed at solo attorneys, boutique and corporate law firms, multi-office legal teams, accounting teams, and consultants. It may suit teams that need time recording, billing arrangements, and LEDES file support.
What is good
- Tracks billable and non-billable time
- Mobile app supports voice time recording
- Supports LEDES 1998B and 1998BI files
- Offers several billing arrangements
- Includes 30 days of uncapped trial use
What to know first
- No free plan is listed
- Starts at 33.99 USD per user per month
Verdict
Bilr brings time capture, billing review, and matter and team reporting into one legal billing product. Its trial and supported billing formats are worth considering alongside its per-user monthly plans.
Bilr plans and pricing
All plansCompared on legal billing software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $33.99/user/mo
- Trust accounting
- Yes
- Legal time tracking
- Yes
- Expense tracking
- Yes
- Billing models
- mixed
- Client payments
- Yes
