Short answer: Both get new court filings out of the court and into the firm's system without someone downloading them by hand. DocketSync delivers into nine listed case management systems, covers federal courts and 11 states, and costs $10 per case per month (waived in quiet months) or $100 for the life of a case. ConnectMyDocket runs on Los Angeles Court Connect today, files into the Dropbox folder tree you already have under your own naming convention, asks before filing anything ambiguous, and costs from $500 a month for the firm.
| Question | InfoTrack DocketSync | ConnectMyDocket |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Watches the courts a firm works in and delivers each new filing into the matter in its case management system, named by type and case number, with hearing and appearance dates synced to that system’s calendar. | Signs in to the court portal with the firm’s own login every weekday morning, downloads new documents, renames them to the firm’s convention, files them in the case folder and sends one email. |
| Courts | All federal district courts in real time, and state courts within hours, across 11 listed states including California and New York. Ask InfoTrack whether your specific court and case types are covered. | Los Angeles Superior Court (Court Connect) is live. New York State courts (NYSCEF) are being set up with a first group of firms. Federal and other states are planned. |
| Where documents land | Nine listed case and document management systems, including Clio Manage, CloudLex, Filevine, iManage, MyCase, Neos, NetDocuments and Smokeball. | The Dropbox case folder tree the firm already uses, today. OneDrive, SharePoint, Filevine, SmartAdvocate and Clio are in development for first firms. |
| File names | Named by document type and case number. Custom naming is configured on request. | The firm’s own convention is part of setup, so new files sit beside the ones staff named by hand. |
| When a filing matches no folder, or two | Not described on the product page. Ask how unmatched filings are handled. | The document is held, not filed on a guess. The morning email asks one question and the file is placed once someone answers. |
| Alerts | A real-time alert per filing or one daily digest, to any recipients. | One email each weekday morning for the firm, sent on quiet days too. |
| Price | $10 per case per month, waived in any month with no docket activity, or $100 per case once for the life of the case. No per-user fees. Certain Texas and California courts charge document fees that pass through. | From $500 a month for the firm, depending on the number of active matters. |
DocketSync details are InfoTrack's own published claims, read from infotrack.com/docketsync on November 9, 2026. We have not tested the product. Confirm current coverage and pricing with InfoTrack.
DocketSync's monthly plan charges for each case that had docket activity that month. The total moves with your caseload:
Those figures leave out the document fees certain Texas and California courts charge, which pass through. Quiet cases cost nothing that month, and the $100 life-of-case option suits matters that run for years.
ConnectMyDocket is priced for the firm: from $500 a month, depending on the number of active matters, with no charge per user. Which one costs less depends on how many of your cases are active at once, so price both against a real month of your docket.
Tell us which court portal you check and where your case folders live. We will walk through a real morning run and show how your firm's naming rules and folder structure map over.
Bring the person who downloads and files documents today.
Prefer email? Write to frank@connectmydocket.com.