Solo practitioner
Look and operate like a firm three times your size
Professional intake, realistic estimates, statements that go out on time — without an office manager.
Solo · ₹3,999/moKlientele runs the matter and the money in one place — so hours reach the statement, trust retainers honour the contract, and overdue accounts chase themselves. Configured for legal practice the day you sign up.
Published findings, not vendor claims. Each figure names its source.
Of worked rates actually collected. The gap isn't clients refusing — it's firms writing time down before the invoice is even sent.
Georgetown Law Center on Ethics & the Legal Profession + Thomson Reuters Institute · 2024 Report on the State of the US Legal Market
Sitting in filed delayed-payment claims from small enterprises in India — across 1,11,964 cases.
Ministry of MSME, Government of India · MSME Samadhaan portal · accessed July 2026
The statutory payment window in India. Past it, your client owes interest — if anyone is tracking the date.
MSMED Act 2006, sections 15–16
Most tools stop at "mark it done." The gap between finishing work and banking the fee is where a practice quietly loses a quarter of its margin.
Most practices run retainers in a spreadsheet nobody fully trusts. Then a client disputes the carry-over and there's no record to point at.
Every unlogged call and un-noted revision is inventory you manufactured and threw away. The fix isn't discipline — it's making capture the path of least resistance.
Are we profitable? Who owes us? Are we overcommitted? Did we meet our commitments? Most firms answer these once a quarter, from memory and a spreadsheet.
Most international software treats Indian tax as an afterthought and leaves your accountant reconstructing it every quarter. Klientele was built here.
Half the interruptions in a practice are clients asking where things stand. Answer it once, permanently, without exposing how the sausage is made.
A matter that starts in someone's inbox is a matter nobody else can see. Every route in lands in the same place, tracked from the first minute.
An email to a partner. A message to an associate. A call the paralegal took a note about. Three matters, three inboxes, one of them forgotten — and no record of when the clock actually started.
Your practice gets its own intake address — a client emails it and the matter exists, attributed to the right client, acknowledged with a reference number. Or they raise it from your portal. Or from a form on your site. Same queue, same clock, nothing lost.
Bringing history from your current system is a spreadsheet import — clients, matters and past work, in one pass.
Every generic tool says you can customise it. That means you spend weeks renaming fields to approximate your practice. Klientele arrives already speaking law.
Three months of renaming fields, rebuilding workflows and writing your own rules — paid for in partner evenings. Most rollouts stall here, and the firm quietly goes back to email and the spreadsheet.
Matters, hourly and trust-retainer billing, six-minute increments, urgency tiers with response commitments, conflict clearance before a matter goes active, and a privileged client view that shows the balance but never the strategy memo. Change any of it — you just don’t have to first.
You won't migrate to a 'real' system later. The one you start on is the one that scales.
Professional intake, realistic estimates, statements that go out on time — without an office manager.
Solo · ₹3,999/moRetainers that bill themselves, receivables nothing slips through, capacity so nobody is overbooked, and one source of truth instead of one person’s memory.
Team · ₹11,999/moPractice-wide command view, white-label client experience, full audit trail and access control, and the reporting to prove margin to your partners.
Agency · ₹29,999/moAt a senior rate, a single billable hour recovered in a month more than covers the plan. The unbilled-time view alone tends to find several.
What a practice typically pays monthly for a project tool, a time tracker, an invoicing app and a portal add-on — before the hours lost gluing them together.
One retainer that doesn't silently overrun, or one 90-day invoice caught before it's written off, pays for the year.
You're not buying software. You're buying back your margin and your evenings.
Matter load by counsel, unbilled work, who owes us and how late. Two matters slipping — reassign one, escalate the other. Then get on with practising.
A dispute arrives by email and is already a matter — conflict cleared, urgency set, partner-of-record informed. Nobody spent the morning on triage.
Ordered by deadline, each showing the next required step. Mark it filed, attach the receipt, counsel is told. Nothing depends on remembering.
Hours against retainer caps in one view. Three clients carrying over, two over-cap. Bill the overage, renew the rest. One pass, not a week.
“The intake form alone changed our practice. New matters come in pre-tagged with jurisdiction, urgency, and SLA. Our paralegals stopped triaging email and started practising law.”
Up to 5 attorneys plus support staff, 50 clients, retainers, statements and receivables. Fourteen days with everything unlocked — decide after you’ve run a real matter through it.
Bring your clients and matter history in by spreadsheet import. Because the practice vocabulary and workflow are already right, your team isn't learning a new mental model — and the trial unlocks everything, so you prove it before you commit.
Each firm’s data is fully isolated, administrator accounts require two-factor sign-in, and every change is recorded in a trail you could show a regulator. The client view shows balances and progress while keeping internal notes and strategy private.
Good — Klientele conforms to it. Your statuses, your urgency tiers, your billing model and response commitments. It doesn’t impose a process; it starts with a sensible one for legal practice and gets out of your way.
Start smaller and grow into the rest without ever changing systems. The trial has everything on, so you can feel the ceiling before you pay for it.
Request to statement, end to end, in an afternoon. Fourteen days, everything unlocked, no card.