Firm360
All-in-one practice management — projects, documents, billing, and a portal.
| Category | Practice Management |
|---|---|
| Best for | Small · mid firms |
| Pricing | From $49/user/mo |
| Integration | Zapier only |
| Official site | www.myfirm360.com |
How it connects. It has no direct API; it connects to other tools through Zapier. Compare every tool by integration openness →

Firm360 pros and cons
Pros
- Covers projects, time and billing, documents, and a client portal in one mid-priced package
- Time and billing included — several same-tier competitors leave invoicing to another tool
- Straightforward per-user pricing without module math
- Small-vendor responsiveness; customers report being heard
Cons
- Smaller brand and community than the category leaders — fewer templates, integrations, and hiring-pool familiarity
- Individual modules are lighter than dedicated tools
- Zapier-level integration only
- Less proven at larger team sizes
Who Firm360 is for — real-world scenarios
The firm that bills time and wants one invoice trail
A practice invoicing hourly and fixed-fee work that wants projects and billing in the same system instead of syncing a PM tool to a billing tool.
The all-in-one buyer priced out of the big names
Wants the TaxDome shape at a smaller number with simpler setup, and accepts a smaller ecosystem as the trade.
Bottom line
A sensible all-rounder for small firms where included time-and-billing is the deciding feature. Shortlist it against TaxDome and Financial Cents and let the billing workflow break the tie.