The short answer
LollyLaw and DocketWise are both immigration case management tools for law firms, and both offer a free trial. DocketWise publishes its prices, from $80 per user a month billed yearly, and lists 18 integrations.
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LollyLaw wins 0DocketWise wins 32 ties
| Dimension | LollyLaw | DocketWise |
|---|---|---|
| PricingDocketWise Basic is $80, Pro $100 and Advanced $120 per user a month billed yearly. LollyLaw bills a subscription per user but publishes no rate; its free trial runs 7 days. | Quote only | $80/user/mo (billed annually) |
| CapabilitiesEach documents 7 of the 11 items on our immigration checklist. LollyLaw adds billing and payment tracking by case; DocketWise adds Visa Bulletin priority date alerts. 125+ USCIS, DOJ, EOIR and FBI forms, Questionnaires translatable into 20+ languages, 40+ immigration-specific workflows, Client portal (Client Bridge) with text messaging, Automated billable-hour timers, QuickBill invoicing, Online payments, payment plans and QR codes2 | 7 of 11 core capabilities | 7 of 11 core capabilities |
| IntegrationsDocketWise lists 18 integrations, including LawPay, QuickBooks, Clio and MyCase, plus a REST API. LollyLaw documents a Gmail add-on and Google Calendar sync and handles payments natively. 183 | 2 documented | 18 native |
| Security8am, DocketWise’s maker, lists a SOC 2 Type 2 report in its trust center. LollyLaw’s privacy policy says it encrypts data in transit and at rest; we found no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certificate on its site. Yes4 | None verified | SOC 2 |
| Fit and supportBoth are built for immigration law firms. LollyLaw offers chat, video calls and an account manager; DocketWise offers phone, email, live chat and a weekly onboarding webinar. Small businesses5 | Small businesses | Small businesses |
Pricing. DocketWise Basic is $80, Pro $100 and Advanced $120 per user a month billed yearly. LollyLaw bills a subscription per user but publishes no rate; its free trial runs 7 days.
Capabilities. Each documents 7 of the 11 items on our immigration checklist. LollyLaw adds billing and payment tracking by case; DocketWise adds Visa Bulletin priority date alerts.
Integrations. DocketWise lists 18 integrations, including LawPay, QuickBooks, Clio and MyCase, plus a REST API. LollyLaw documents a Gmail add-on and Google Calendar sync and handles payments natively.
Security. 8am, DocketWise’s maker, lists a SOC 2 Type 2 report in its trust center. LollyLaw’s privacy policy says it encrypts data in transit and at rest; we found no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certificate on its site.
Fit and support. Both are built for immigration law firms. LollyLaw offers chat, video calls and an account manager; DocketWise offers phone, email, live chat and a weekly onboarding webinar.
eimmigration has the highest LeadChange Score in Immigration & Visa after excluding these two (9.4/10).
From $55/user/mo (billed annually)13
LollyLaw charges a subscription per user but does not publish the rate, so you get it from a demo or after the 7-day trial. DocketWise lists $80, $100 and $120 per user a month on yearly billing, or $90 to $140 month to month.
DocketWise tracks USCIS cases by receipt number, sends Visa Bulletin priority date alerts and connects to 18 apps, including Clio and MyCase, plus a REST API. LollyLaw’s documented integrations are Gmail and Google Calendar.
LollyLaw builds billable-hour timers, QuickBill invoicing and LollyPayments, with payment plans and QR codes, into the platform. DocketWise has invoicing and trust accounting and takes payments through its LawPay integration.
Paradigm, maker of PracticePanther and MerusCase, bought LollyLaw in 2022; LollyLaw is based in Meridian, Idaho. DocketWise belongs to 8am, the company formerly called AffiniPay.
DocketWise’s maker 8am lists a SOC 2 Type 2 report in its trust center. LollyLaw states that it encrypts data in transit and at rest; we found no SOC 2 report on its site, so ask for its security documentation.
Among the immigration case tools we review, CampLegal and eImmigration also publish per-user prices, while INSZoom and Equifax ICM are sold by quote and add portals for employer HR teams.
Yes, both list a free trial.
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