Quick Verdict
Choose MyCase if your primary requirement is a user-friendly practice management platform with strong client portal features. Choose DueCounsel if you need Indian courts and case types built in, deadlines counted from the date of receipt, rupee invoices with 18% GST, and a support team in the same time zone as you.
Choose DueCounsel if…
- Built around Indian courts, agencies and case types
- Deadlines counted the Indian way — from the date of receipt, with holidays and non-working days left out
- Rupee invoices with 18% GST, printed in your own firm colours, and payment by UPI, RuPay or bank transfer
- Onboarding, training and day-to-day support from an Indian-based team
- One-click summaries of documents you upload, and plain-language search across every case file
- We transfer your existing MyCase records across for free
Choose MyCase if…
- User-friendly interface with quick adoption
- Strong client communication portal
- Comprehensive time tracking and billing features
- Document management with e-signature capabilities
- Established platform with a global customer base
Feature Comparison
A side-by-side look at what MyCase and DueCounsel each do for a law office. “Not stated publicly” means the provider does not say either way on its own website — it does not mean the answer is no.
| Feature | DueCounsel | MyCase |
|---|---|---|
| Complete practice management system | Yes | Yes |
| Case and matter management | Yes | Yes |
| Client, counsel and party records | Yes | Yes |
| Secure document storage | Yes | Yes |
| Document folders and version history | Yes | Partly |
| Search your records in plain language | Yes | Partly |
| Task assignment and tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Firm-wide legal calendar | Yes | Yes |
| Deadline reminders by email | Yes | Yes |
| Deadlines counted from date of receipt | Yes | No |
| Indian courts, agencies and case types | Yes | No |
| Indian holidays excluded when counting deadlines | Yes | No |
| Billable time recording | Yes | Yes |
| Invoices in Indian rupees | Yes | No |
| 18% GST computed automatically | Yes | No |
| Invoices in your firm colours | Yes | Partly |
| Payment recording and balance tracking | Yes | Yes |
| UPI, RuPay and bank transfer payments | Yes | No |
| New client intake with conflict checking | Yes | Yes |
| Legal research | Partly | No |
| AI summaries of your documents | Yes | Not stated publicly |
| Staff access levels | Yes | Yes |
| Per-case access control | Yes | Partly |
| Activity history for every case | Yes | Yes |
| Two-way Google Calendar sync | Yes | Yes |
| Outlook and Microsoft 365 sync | Partly | Partly |
| Export deadlines to calendar or spreadsheet | Yes | Partly |
| Transfer of your existing records | Yes | Partly |
| Indian-based onboarding and support | Yes | No |
| Works on phone and tablet | Yes | Yes |
| Pricing published openly | Yes | Yes |
Indian Law-Firm Suitability
MyCase is a capable practice management platform but is designed for the US market. It does not know Indian courts or case types, does not count deadlines from the date of receipt, cannot leave out Indian holidays, cannot issue rupee invoices with 18% GST, and cannot accept UPI or RuPay. Indian firms end up working around each of these gaps by hand.
Pricing and Implementation
Pricing
MyCase pricing starts at $39 USD per user per month (Foundation plan) and goes up to $79 USD per user per month (Advanced plan). DueCounsel pricing starts at ₹999/month for the first user with volume discounts, or ₹9,990/year with annual billing (17% savings).
Implementation
MyCase offers self-service onboarding. DueCounsel provides free transfer of your existing records, guided setup, and staff training at no extra cost.
MyCase Strengths
- •User-friendly interface with quick adoption
- •Strong client communication portal
- •Comprehensive time tracking and billing features
- •Document management with e-signature capabilities
- •Established platform with a global customer base
MyCase Limitations
- •Does not know Indian courts, tribunals or case types
- •No Indian holiday calendar, so deadlines must still be counted by hand
- •Cannot issue rupee invoices with 18% GST
- •No Indian-based team to set you up or answer questions
- •Pricing in USD may be costly for Indian firms
Can These Products Be Used Together?
No. Both are full practice management platforms. A law firm would choose one or the other. DueCounsel offers free migration from MyCase.
Who Each Product Is Best For
MyCase is best for
Law firms that need a straightforward practice management platform with strong client communication features and do not need Indian courts built in or a support team in your own time zone.
DueCounsel is best for
Indian law firms that want their cases, documents, deadlines, tasks and billing in one place — with deadlines counted from the date of receipt, Indian holidays left out, rupee invoices carrying 18% GST, and a support team in the same time zone as you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does MyCase support Indian court structures?
No. MyCase is built around US courts and does not know Indian courts, tribunals or case types.
Can MyCase issue rupee invoices with 18% GST?
No. MyCase bills in US dollars and is built for US tax. It will not produce a rupee invoice with 18% GST computed for you, and it does not accept UPI or RuPay.
Can I migrate from MyCase to DueCounsel?
Yes. DueCounsel brings your MyCase cases, contacts, documents and deadlines across for free.
This comparison relies on what each provider states publicly as of the date shown. Features, availability and pricing may change, so confirm anything you intend to rely on. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners, and DueCounsel is not affiliated with the providers compared here.