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Alternatives: CosmoLex

CosmoLex's plans and add-ons from its own pricing page, and what LawAOS does in their place.

Consider which CosmoLex plan and add-ons you would need, then compare the total. CosmoLex publishes Launch at $49 per user/month billed yearly ($59 per user/month monthly), Core at $99 per user/month and Pro at $129 per user/month billed yearly. Its general ledger, payables and bank feeds are on Pro; e-signature, CRM and payments are add-ons.

LawAOS includes its general ledger, payables, e-signature, intake and a client portal on every plan at $29-$119/user/month. It does not have bank feeds: bank reconciliation works from an imported statement CSV.

CosmoLex is part of ProfitSolv, per its pricing page, and claims one-click three-way reconciliation reporting on trust. If live bank feeds or QuickBooks Online are central to your books, CosmoLex is likely the better fit.

CosmoLex's pricing page places the general ledger, payables and bank feeds on Pro, at $129 per user/month billed yearly or $139 per user/month monthly. Split billing is on Core. AI document summaries and the AI intake form builder start at Core.

E-signature comes through the LexShare/LexSign add-on, payments through the CosmoLex Pay add-on (price not published on the pricing page), and the CRM is an add-on for up to three users. Firms that price these together sometimes look for one plan that includes them.

CosmoLex offers bank feeds on Pro and lists integrations with Microsoft 365, QuickBooks Online, Dropbox, Box and Zapier, plus an Open API on Pro. LawAOS has no bank feeds and no QuickBooks or Zapier connection.

CosmoLex's own pages also state these strengths.

  • Practice management, billing and trust accounting in one system, with three-way reconciliation.
  • Fully published pricing for plans and add-ons, monthly and yearly.
  • Full-function 10-day trial with no credit card.

  • Price CosmoLex Pro plus the add-ons you use (CRM, e-signature, payments) for every user before you compare.
  • If your bookkeeper relies on bank feeds, test a month of CSV bank reconciliation in the LawAOS trial first.
  • Export your contacts, companies and matters and open the files before you sign anything, so you know which columns you will map.
  • Run a final trust reconciliation in the old system, keep the report, and plan how each client's opening trust balance will be recorded in the new one.
  • Price the whole firm, including add-ons, payment fees, storage and onboarding, not only the entry plan.
  • Run one live matter through the trial end to end: intake, a conflict check, time, an invoice and a trust posting.

Firms comparing CosmoLex often look at these systems too. Rocket Matter shares CosmoLex's parent, ProfitSolv.

Rocket Matter
Higher plans, per Rocket Matter's own page: Built-in business accounting with legal chart of accounts on Elite only. First published plan: Essentials, $59 user/month (paid annually).
PracticePanther
Higher plans, per PracticePanther's own page: Operating accounting and GL/AR/expense management only on Business Pro (PantherAccounting Plus). First published plan: Solo, $49 per user/month (billed annually).
CARET Legal (formerly Zola Suite)
Included, per CARET Legal's own page: Native accounting included in Enterprise plan. First published plan: Enterprise, contact sales (Request Pricing); per user plus one-time implementation fees.
CosmoLex and LawAOS, from each side's own pages
CapabilityCosmoLex (vendor's site)LawAOS
Matter managementIncluded: Matter management in Launch plan.Included on every plan: matter records that hold documents, tasks, time, invoices and deadlines
DocumentsIncluded: Document management included in plans.Included: built-in editor with .docx and .pdf import and export, version history, multi-file upload
Calendar and deadlinesIncluded: Legal calendaring for court dates and filing deadlines; syncs with Google/Office 365.Included: deadline and limitation-date calculators with reminders; no court rules ship
Time and billingIncluded: Time tracking, invoicing, retainers in Launch; electronic billing files and split billing in Core.Included: server-clock timers, approval, pre-bill review, invoices under seven fee arrangements
Operating accountingHigher plans: General ledger and payables in Pro plan; bank feeds in Pro.Included: general ledger, profit and loss, balance sheet, bank reconciliation from a statement CSV; no QuickBooks or Xero sync
Trust accounting and reconciliationIncluded: Trust accounting in Launch; one-click three-way reconciliation reporting claimed.Included: client ledgers, cleared-funds checks, guided three-way reconciliation; no bank feed
E-signaturePaid add-on: E-signatures via LexShare/LexSign add-on.Included: built-in signing for documents made in the LawAOS editor
Client portalIncluded: Client portal included in Launch plan.Included: per-client switches for documents, messages, invoices and matter status
Conflict checksIncluded: Conflict check across clients/matters based on contact relations.Included: fuzzy name and alias matching, waivers with a written justification
Permissions and ethical wallsNot confirmed on vendor's siteIncluded: server-checked roles; walls enforced in the database, applied by an authorized administrator
Intake and CRMHigher plans: Lead capture and intake in Core; intake workflow automation in Pro. Paid add-on: CosmoLex CRM add-on: intake forms, drip campaigns, e-signature tools.Included: public forms shared by link, pipeline stages, lead to matter conversion
Online paymentsPaid add-on: CosmoLex Pay add-on: cards, debit, ACH, invoice payment links, next-day funding.Card payments through Stripe Connect once the firm connects its own Stripe account; LawAOS is not the processor
AI assistantHigher plans: AI document summaries, AI filters, AI intake form builder from Core plan.Included on every plan with a metered allowance; the firm may bring its own provider key
Document automationHigher plans: Document editing and assembly in Core plan.Document templates with {{variable}} fields filled in a form; no questionnaires, conditional logic or court forms
IntegrationsVia integration: Microsoft 365, QuickBooks Online, Dropbox, Box, Zapier; Open API in Pro.Short list: Stripe Connect, firm SMTP, Microsoft 365 Mail (read-only), signed webhooks; no Zapier, Slack or QuickBooks
AML/KYC screeningNot confirmed on vendor's siteIncluded: KYC checklist, manual risk rating, OFAC SDN list screening; no identity verification service
PayrollNot confirmed on vendor's siteIncluded: pay runs posted to the ledger, CSV payslips; no tax calculation
Published pricingLaunch: $49 per user/month (billed yearly); Launch: $59 per user/month (billed monthly); Core: $99 per user/month (billed yearly); Core: $109 per user/month (billed monthly); Pro: $129 per user/month (billed yearly); Pro: $139 per user/month (billed monthly); CosmoLex CRM add-on (up to 3 users): $147/month yearly; $177/month monthly (billed yearly or monthly); CosmoLex Websites add-on: $149/month yearly; $159/month monthly (billed yearly or monthly); CosmoLex Pay add-on: Not published on pricing pageSolo $29, Practice $69 and Firm $119 per user per month; Enterprise custom; every module on every plan

Vendor facts read on the vendor's own pages in September 2026; see sources below. LawAOS facts describe shipped modules.

Every third-party fact on this page was read on the vendor's own site on the date shown. Plans change; check the page before you buy, and tell us if something is out of date.

  1. Export from CosmoLex

    Take the contact and matter exports CosmoLex gives you as CSV, XLSX or a ZIP of those files. The LawAOS Switch importer reads generic files and asks you to map each column.

    See the module
  2. Map, check duplicates and review

    Confirm the column mapping, choose how duplicates are handled, then read the review screen. Nothing is written until you commit the import.

    See the module
  3. Open matters and upload documents

    Imported matters open with their clients linked. Upload each matter's documents in bulk; the editor opens .docx and .pdf files and keeps version history.

    See the module
  4. Set up trust from your last reconciliation

    Create each trust account, flag it IOLTA or not, and record each client's starting balance as a posting from the final report of the old system. Then run the guided three-way reconciliation to confirm book, client ledgers and bank agree.

    See the module
  5. Start recording time and billing

    Set each matter's fee arrangement, run timers on the server clock, approve entries and raise invoices. Connect your own Stripe account if you want clients to pay by card.

    See the module

Stated plainly, so you can decide before you sign up rather than after.

  • There is no QuickBooks or Xero sync, no period close or lock dates and no cash-flow statement, and bank reconciliation works from an imported statement CSV, not a live bank feed.
  • Trust accounts have no bank feed or statement import and no screen to pay an invoice from trust; in the guided reconciliation a person enters the statement closing balance.
  • LawAOS has a short integration list (Stripe Connect, firm SMTP, Microsoft 365 Mail read-only, signed webhooks) and no app marketplace; Zapier, Slack and QuickBooks connections are not built.
  • Moving from CosmoLex: a general firm-data importer is not yet shipped. The LawAOS Switch importer at Settings > Data imports brings in contacts, companies and matters from Clio, MyCase or PracticePanther exports, or from a CSV, XLSX or ZIP file, with column mapping, duplicate handling and a review step before anything is committed. Documents are uploaded, and time entries, invoices and trust balances are not imported.

Anything the list leaves open, our team answers directly.

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