For law firms · 15–150 attorneys

Stop paying per seat
for software your associates hate.

Clearloom replaces Clio, NetDocs, iManage and the form-building tax with a matter-centric stack you own. Built around how your firm actually runs — not how Clio wishes it did.

The stack you're likely running

Your monthly SaaS bill, roughly.

Based on what firms your size usually pay. Your exact numbers come out of the free audit — but the shape rarely changes.

Example monthly
  • Clio Manage + Grow$3,200
  • NetDocs / iManage$2,400
  • Formstack + DocuSign$800
  • Conflict-check spreadsheets (time cost)$1,800
  • Intake CRM / referrals tracker$900
  • Analytics seats (PowerBI / Looker)$700
Total
$9,800 / mo
What we'd build

Four owned apps. Year one.

Each app is custom to your firm, built on your infrastructure, owned in your GitHub. Every one replaces a SaaS tool you cancel when we cut over.

Matter CRM
Replaces
Clio Grow, Salesforce, spreadsheets

A matter-centric CRM with referral attribution by attorney, source-of-business tagging, and auto-follow-up on dormant clients.

Client intake portal
Replaces
Formstack, Jotform, PDFs emailed back and forth

Conditional intake flows per practice area, e-signature built in, data lands directly in the matter record.

Conflict checker
Replaces
Shared spreadsheets, Word docs, memory

Indexes every party, opposing counsel and related entity across the firm's history. Sub-second check on new matters.

Document hub
Replaces
NetDocs or iManage

Matter-native document storage with version history, permissions by role, and search that actually finds things.

Year-one timeline

Every quarter, one subscription gone.

Q1
Ships
Matter CRM
Kills
Clio Grow, Salesforce seats
Q2
Ships
Intake portal + e-sign
Kills
Formstack, DocuSign
Q3
Ships
Conflict checker
Kills
spreadsheets, manual review
Q4
Ships
Document hub
Kills
NetDocs / iManage
Why this matters for law firms

Law firms are seat-priced to death. A 40-attorney firm pays $120+/user/month across four tools, and half the features don't apply to their practice. Custom software priced once, not per user, is the shape of the answer.

Pricing

Flat monthly. Never per-seat.

Twelve-month minimum. Month-to-month after that. You own the code the day we write it.

Starter
$8,000/ month
Firms under 100 employees, 10+ SaaS tools
  • Quarterly SaaS audit
  • 1 product shipped per quarter (4/year)
  • Unlimited changes to shipped products
  • Hosting, backups, monitoring
  • 99.5% uptime SLA
  • Weekly 30-min call with named engineer
Start with an audit
Most firms start here
Pro
$15,000/ month
Firms 100–300 employees, integration depth
  • Everything in Starter
  • 2 products per quarter (8/year)
  • Salesforce, QBO, Stripe, HubSpot integrations
  • Dedicated success engineer
  • Cross-app BI dashboard
  • 99.9% uptime SLA
  • Quarterly executive business review
Talk to sales
Enterprise
$25k+/ month
PE portcos, compliance needs, multi-site
  • Unlimited products and velocity
  • Private cloud or on-prem deployment
  • Dedicated 2-person pod
  • SOC2, SSO, audit logs, HIPAA BAA
  • 24/7 on-call coverage
  • Direct founder access
Talk to the founder
All tiers: full code ownership · 60-day exit transition · named senior engineer · no SOWs
Questions

Answers.

01Is this AI-generated slop code?+

No. AI accelerates our engineers, it doesn't replace them. Every line of production code is reviewed and owned by a named senior engineer before it touches your infrastructure. You get their name and GitHub handle on day one.

02What happens if Clearloom disappears?+

You already have everything. From day one: GitHub organization ownership, database snapshots to your cloud, hosting credentials in your name. If we vanish, any developer on earth can pick it up — these are small, clean codebases, not platform mysteries.

03How fast does the first product ship?+

Two to four weeks from kickoff. First release lives on a staging URL by week two. We target every 90 days after that. If we miss the quarterly ship, that month is free.

04Can you integrate with what we already use?+

Yes — Salesforce, QuickBooks, Stripe, NetSuite, HubSpot, Gusto, Google Workspace. Most clients keep 3–5 anchor SaaS tools and replace the other 10+. We build the bridges.

05How is this different from a dev agency?+

Agencies sell projects with SOWs, fixed scope, and a huge upfront invoice. We sell a relationship. No SOW per app. No change orders. Four products a year and unlimited changes for one predictable monthly fee.

06Why $8,000 a month minimum?+

Below that, we can't afford to staff a senior engineer on your account and your savings wouldn't justify the switch. If your SaaS bill is under $5k a month, you're not our ICP yet. Come back when you've grown.

07Is our data secure?+

Infrastructure runs in your region. Encryption at rest and in transit. SSO on request. Daily backups. SOC2-aligned practices at Pro tier; formal SOC2 by end of year one. HIPAA BAAs available at Enterprise tier.

08Do we have to commit for 12 months?+

Yes for the initial term. It's how a managed service works — predictability both ways lets us invest in your stack. Month-to-month after that. Any time you leave, the code goes with you.

09Who decides what gets built next?+

You do. Each quarter we run a planning session, map your remaining SaaS pain to the next build, and get your sign-off. Nothing ships without your approval.

010What if we hate what you build?+

We iterate until you don't. Unlimited changes means we rebuild features inside the same month at no extra cost. That's the whole point of a managed service versus a project.

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Audit my
SaaS stack.

Send your last three months of software invoices. We come back with a ranked kill-list and your real savings number — same day. Keep the one-pager either way.

No BDRs. No decks. Just numbers.