Aequis vs MyCase
for family law

MyCase is a general-practice platform; Aequis is built for family law. Every claim about MyCase below cites mycase.com and the date we checked it. Anything we could not verify is left out.

FeatureAequis (every plan)MyCase
AI assistantIncluded on every plan. Deep research has a monthly allowance by plan (25 more runs for $25 a month); Premium AI is optional and billed per useWriting/document AI on Pro and up; case-analysis AI (IQ Case Assistant) on Advanced only †
Trust ledger & reconciliationIncludedIncluded
Full accounting with three-way trust reconciliationIOLTA three-way reconciliation on every plan; operating books sync to QuickBooks Online or XeroAdd-on (MyCase Accounting), $39/user/mo †
E-signature & document generationUnlimited on every planUnlimited from the Pro tier †
Advanced document automationOn every plan: the court’s own fillable PDF for FL, OH, TX, and VA forms, plus working draftsAdvanced tier only †
Client intake forms & CRMIncludedPro tier and up †
Workflow automationIncludedPro tier and up †
2-way client textingNot available yet; secure messaging in the client portal works todayPro tier and up †
Split billingIncludedAdvanced tier only †
Open API accessAPI, webhooks, and Zapier on every planAdvanced tier only †
Client portalOn every plan; $15/mo per client portal accountLimited on Basic; full portal on higher tiers †
Pricing modelFlat per firm: $149/mo covers 2 users with every featurePer user: Basic $50, Pro $100, Advanced $130 /user/mo billed annually ($60/$120/$150 monthly) †

† mycase.com/pricing, checked September 28, 2026. Rows we could not verify are left out.

Flat price vs per-user tiers and add-ons

Compare the total for the tools you would use, not the entry price. All MyCase figures below are its annual-billing rates from mycase.com/pricing, September 28, 2026.

Aequis: 2-person family law firm

$149/mo

or $1,490/yr (about $124/mo). Grow to 4 users at $69/mo per added professional seat ($35/mo staff). 5 users on Solo Practice: flat $549/mo.

  • Every feature on every plan; nothing is tier-gated
  • AI assistant included; deep research has a monthly allowance (100 runs on Solo Attorney)
  • Support calculators for all 50 states + DC, with citations
  • IOLTA trust with three-way reconciliation included
  • Unlimited e-signature, intake and CRM, and API access
  • Co-parent portal and custody scheduling
  • Field, the phone companion, for each member you give a seat
  • Optional extras: client portal accounts ($15/mo each), Ask AI in Field, extra deep-research runs, extra storage

MyCase: 2-person family law firm

$278/mo

MyCase Pro 2 × $100 + MyCase Accounting 2 × $39, billed annually †

  • Pro tier needed for unlimited e-signature, workflows, intake and CRM, and texting †
  • Three-way trust reconciliation is the $39/user/mo Accounting add-on †
  • Case-analysis AI and split billing require Advanced ($130/user/mo annual) †
  • At 5 users: Pro + Accounting is about $695/mo, vs a flat $549 on Aequis

Switching from MyCase

MyCase migration runs on CSV files today. Here is how it works.

  1. 1. Export from MyCase. Export your firm data from MyCase as CSV files.
  2. 2. Import into Aequis. The import wizard maps your CSV columns for contacts and matters, shows a preview before it writes anything, and skips records it matches as duplicates, so a second run does not create copies.
  3. 3. Bring documents and go. Upload documents in bulk to their matters, connect your calendar, and run your first support calculation the same day.

A direct MyCase importer is not available yet. Switching from Clio? Aequis imports Clio records directly through the Clio API; see Aequis vs Clio.

Aequis vs MyCase FAQ

Can I import my MyCase data into Aequis?

Yes, by CSV today rather than a direct API sync. Export your data from MyCase as CSV files, then use the Aequis import wizard, which maps your CSV columns for contacts and matters and skips duplicates as it goes; documents come over by bulk upload. A direct MyCase importer is not available yet.

What does Aequis cost compared to MyCase for a small family law firm?

Aequis is a flat $149/mo for 2 users with every feature included, growing to 4 users at $69/mo per added professional seat. MyCase prices per user: $100/user/mo on Pro billed annually (mycase.com/pricing, September 28, 2026), and full accounting with three-way trust reconciliation is a $39/user/mo add-on. For two people on Pro with Accounting that is about $278/mo; for five it is about $695/mo, versus a flat $549 on Aequis with every feature included.

Where is MyCase strong?

MyCase ships unlimited document storage, a native mobile app, LawPay-integrated payments with no monthly fee, guided implementation with data migration help, and a 10-day free trial with no credit card (all per mycase.com/pricing, September 28, 2026). Its Advanced tier also adds AI document OCR with a 5,000 pages/user/month allotment. If those outweigh flat pricing and built-in family-law tools for your practice, MyCase may be the better fit.

Is there a free trial of Aequis?

Yes, 14 days with every feature included on every plan. A credit card is required, and you can cancel anytime before the trial ends. The public child support calculator is free to use without an account.

Built for family law

Flat pricing, every feature on every plan, and family-law tools built in: support calculators, trust accounting, court forms, and the co-parent portal.

Start free trial

14-day free trial. Every feature included. Credit card required; cancel anytime before the trial ends.