1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, Ste 220, West Palm Beach, FL 33401Fact-checked August 19, 2026
TimeSolv Review
B+- Payout
- Next-day funding (TimeSolvPay)
- Contract
- Month-to-month or year-to-year
- Founded
- 1999
- Headquarters
- 1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, Ste 220, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
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Best for
Solo and small-to-midsize law firms (1-50 timekeepers) billing hourly with IOLTA trust accounts, insurance defense and corporate litigation firms that need LEDES billing and ABA task codes, and consultants, accountants, or PR firms on the Pro plan who want professional invoicing with online payment collection.
How it scores
Pricing2.0
Features5.0
Ease of use4.0
Support5.0
Contract4.0
Reputation score5.0
What others rate them
Details →- TRUSTPILOT
- 3.8
- G2
- 4.5
The takeB+
TimeSolv is a strong, bar-endorsed billing platform for hourly-billing law firms, with trust accounting and LEDES support that competitors often gate behind higher tiers — and its B+ reflects that the payments side is the weak flank. TimeSolvPay's rates are unpublished, and payment processing is the feature most often behind customer complaints. Buy it as billing software first, and price the processing in writing before you turn it on.
Skip if you
Need standalone payment processing without billing software, run a flat-fee or contingency practice where hourly tracking is secondary, need enterprise practice management with docketing and court calendaring, or are a budget-sensitive solo who may cancel within a year — the per-user pricing and cancellation complaints both cut against you.
Chapter 1
Should you choose TimeSolv?
The headline take, the audiences it's right (and wrong) for, and the genuine differentiators behind the verdict.
Pros, cons, and audience
Best for
- Solo and small firm attorneys (1–15 timekeepers) billing hourly with IOLTA trust accounts
- Insurance defense and corporate litigation firms needing LEDES billing
Skip it if you
- Non lawyer or law firm clients
- Lawyers that need full practice management (docketing, court calendaring, document automation)
- You are a flat-fee or contingency firm where billable hours tracking is secondary
- You are a solo practitioner on a tight budget who might need to cancel within a year
Pros
- Trust accounting with automated three-way reconciliations and IOLTA compliance built into the Legal plan at no extra tier cost
- LEDES billing and ABA task codes for insurance defense and corporate legal work
- 25-plus-year pedigree with endorsements from more than 15 state and local bar associations
- Month-to-month subscriptions with published per-user software pricing and a free trial that needs no card
- Offline mobile time tracking on iOS and Android, so billable hours get captured in court or in transit
Cons
- TimeSolvPay processing rates are not published anywhere on the site — the software price is transparent, the payments price is not
- Per-user pricing hits solo practitioners hardest, and the toolset overshoots anyone who just needs simple time tracking
- Cancellation complaints are consistent across Trustpilot and other platforms, including continued billing after firms closed their accounts
- Not full practice management — no docketing, court calendaring, or document automation — and the payment processing feature draws the most customer friction
What makes them different
The genuine differentiator
Legal-billing depth rather than processing rates: trust accounting with automatic transfers and holds included at no extra tier cost, LEDES billing and ABA task codes for corporate and insurance defense clients, and a 25-year relationship with bar associations. Payments are the attachment, not the product — TimeSolvPay collects cards and ACH from inside the invoice through an integrated processor, with sign-up via LawPay accounts.
How we score it
2
Pricing Transparency
5
Feature Set
4
Ease of Use
5
Customer Support
4
Contract Terms
5
Industry Reputation
Chapter 2
What it costs
Real-world cost at three volumes, plus the rates, fees, payouts, and contract terms that drive them.
Pricing details
How TimeSolv pricing works
TimeSolv prices like software, not like a processor: a published per-user monthly subscription for the billing platform, with payment processing as a separately priced attachment. The software side is transparent — per-active-user pricing, monthly or annual, no long-term contract, and TimeSolv's own pricing FAQ says the listed rate is what you pay. The processing side is the opposite: TimeSolvPay's rates appear nowhere on the site.
Published subscription pricing
- TimeSolv Legal: $58 per user/month billed annually, $60 month-to-month
- TimeSolv Pro: $43 per user/month billed annually, $45 month-to-month
- Client intake and marketing add-on: $147/month billed annually for up to 3 users ($177 month-to-month)
- Website add-on: $149/month billed annually ($159 month-to-month)
- Free trial with no payment information required
What TimeSolvPay costs
TimeSolvPay accepts credit cards and ACH directly from invoices, with payment links embedded in the invoice, automatic allocation against the right matter, secure card storage, and surcharging available where permitted. Sign-up runs through existing LawPay accounts, and funding is next-day. What it costs per transaction is not publicly disclosed — the single biggest transparency gap in an otherwise published price list, and the reason the pricing-transparency score here is low. Get the card and ACH rates, any monthly minimums, and surcharge terms in writing before enrolling.
What to pin down before you sign
Plans are month-to-month or annual with no long-term lock-in, and there is no early-termination fee structure to fear. Three things deserve attention. First, get TimeSolvPay's card and ACH rates in writing before enrolling, and if you plan to surcharge, confirm your state's rules and bar ethics guidance first. Second, because trust money is involved, verify how processing fees are debited so they are never netted against IOLTA funds. Third, the exit: the most consistent complaint across Trustpilot is billing that continued after cancellation, including charges after a firm had closed — so cancel in writing, get written confirmation the account is closed, and watch the card on file for at least two billing cycles.
Payouts
Standard Payout Time
Next-day funding (TimeSolvPay)
Regular deposit schedule to your bank account
Expedited Payout Time
Not published
Faster deposit option (may have additional fees)
Contract Terms
Flexible Contract Terms
This provider offers month-to-month terms with no long-term commitment.
Contract Length
Month-to-month or year-to-year
Required commitment period
Cancellation Process
Firms switching away should document cancellation in writing, confirm closure of the account, and monitor credit card statements.
How to terminate your account
Chapter 3
What you actually get
Products, integrations, payment-type coverage, security posture, and how their support holds up in practice.
Products & Services
other
TimeSolv Legal (Legal Billing & Practice Management)
$58 per user/month billed annually, or $60 per user/month month-to-month
The core product for law firms: everything in Pro plus trust accounting with automatic trust transfers and holds, LEDES billing, conflict check, and ABA task codes.
Key Features
- Trust accounting with auto trust transfers and holds
- LEDES billing and ABA task codes
- Conflict check
- Batch invoicing and split billing
invoicing
TimeSolv Pro (Time Tracking & Billing)
$43 per user/month billed annually, or $45 per user/month month-to-month
For consultants, accountants, freelancers, and PR firms: time and expense tracking, flexible billing rates, split billing, batch invoicing, online payments, client portal, and reporting — without the legal-specific trust accounting and LEDES features.
Key Features
- Time and expense tracking
- Recurring payments and client portal
- Calendaring and financial reports
payment processing
TimeSolvPay
Not publicly disclosed — request rates in writing before enrolling
Integrated payment processing that accepts credit cards and ACH directly from invoices, with sign-up available through existing LawPay accounts.
Key Features
- Payment links embedded in invoices
- Next-day funding
- Surcharging available
- Automatic payment allocation and secure card storage
other
Growth Add-ons (Client Intake & Website)
Intake/marketing: $147/month billed annually for up to 3 users ($177 month-to-month); website: $149/month billed annually ($159 month-to-month)
Optional marketing and intake automation (logic-based intake forms, drip campaigns, e-signature) and a practice-website product with hosting and SEO setup.
Special Features
Subscription Management
SupportedManage recurring subscriptions and billing cycles
Invoicing
SupportedCreate and send professional invoices
Marketplace Tools
Not AvailableMulti-vendor marketplace functionality
Virtual Terminal
SupportedAccept payments manually via web interface
Recurring Billing
SupportedAutomated recurring payment processing
Multi-Currency Support
Not AvailableAccept and process multiple currencies
Accepted Payment Types
Credit & Debit Cards
VisaMastercardAmerican ExpressDiscover
Bank Transfers
ACH
Integrations
Accounting Software
Sync transactions with your accounting tools
QuickBooksXeroAccountEdge
Support & Contact
Chapter 4
What others say
Synthesis of third-party platform reviews and industry ratings — agreements, disagreements, and which signals to weight.
Platform Ratings
Aggregated Trust Score
Based on 763 reviews across 2 rating platforms
4.2
out of 5
Overall Rating
Trustpilot
Reviewer Notes
Positive feedback about billing and invoicing efficiency. Several users say billing became faster, invoice management is easy, and the software improved the process of tracking billable hours and generating invoices. Negative reviews cluster around billing after cancellation issues. One attorney reported that even after closing their firm and notifying TimeSolv, the company kept billing their corporate credit card and refused to refund charges made after the firm had closed.
G2
Reviewer Notes
G2 reviewers report that TimeSolv excels in ease of use, quality of support, and mobile time tracking. Ease of setup and quality of ongoing partnership have high reputations as well. The most cited weakness is product direction. G2 reviewers prefer Bill4Time's product roadmap direction over TimeSolv's.
Chapter 5
Watch out for
Legal actions, regulatory matters, and signals from employee reviews that bear on how merchants get treated.
Employee Reviews & Sales Practices
Our take
One reviewer noted that most customers like or love the products, but occasionally someone gets upset, mainly with the credit card processing feature.
From reviews of ProfitSolv (the parent company) Sales-side reviews emphasize the fast-paced environment and high performance expectations. One negative review noted that senior HR leadership discussed private employee matters in casual settings, described toxic conversations about staff, and stated the company's endgame is clearly to sell to the highest bidder — with financial rewards not trickling down. Positive reviews highlight a collaborative team culture, supportive colleagues, and genuine care from immediate management.
4.7/5
Overall Employee Rating
Based on 16 employee reviews
Sources
https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-TimeSolv-EI_IE1520345.11,19.htm
Chapter 6
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
General
Yes. TimeSolv has been building legal time-and-billing software since 1999 — a 25-plus-year track record — and is endorsed by more than 15 state and local bar associations. It is part of ProfitSolv, a portfolio of professional-services software brands, and is headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida. G2 reviewers rate it 4.5 stars across roughly 420 reviews, with ease of use and support quality the standout themes.
Pricing
Features
Contracts & Terms
Setup & Onboarding
How we evaluated TimeSolv
We evaluate every payment processor independently — Payment Review does not accept paid placement. Our analysis combines hands-on product testing where possible, public pricing and policy documents, third-party reviews from BBB, Trustpilot, Google, and G2, and employee feedback from sites like Glassdoor and Indeed. We update reviews on a rolling cadence and flag the next review date so readers know how fresh the analysis is.
Last fact-checked August 19, 2026Reviewed by Kyle T Hall
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