HoudiniEsq Reviews
Explore HoudiniEsq's free law practice management software for your business. Includes info on HoudiniEsq, free trials, pricing, customer reviews, and FAQs.
Updated on November 26th, 2019
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HoudiniEsq by LogicBit is a free law practice management software that offers paid plans as well. HoudiniEsq integrates with Word, Excel, Outlook, Evernote, QuickBooks, Acrobat, Calendar/Court Rules, Google, WordPerfect, and LawPay.
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Pricing:
Plan Name | Pricing |
|---|---|
Solo Practitioners | Free |
Cloud | $64.00 per user per month. |
On-premise | $240.00 per user per year, or $1,280.00 one-time server license per 10 seats. |
Enterprise | One-time fee of $8,160.00 per 30 users in addition to on-premise annual subscription. |
Review:
Pros: Well-established. Offers a free version.
Cons: Challenging to get access to, and reports of unsatisfactory responses from this company at times.
Bottomline: You might need to be patient and persistent to get access to this product.
Key information:
Founder | |
Founded | 2009 |
Headquarters | Morrisville, NC |
Number of Employees | 11–50 |
CEO | |
Address | 2000 Bear Cat Way, Morrisville, NC 27560, United States |
Phone | +1 888-366-2280 |
Website |
FAQs:
What is HoudiniEsq's price range?
Depending on which plan and payment option you choose, HoudiniEsq will cost your business between $64.00 and $8,160.00 to start off with. HoudiniEsq offers a free plan as well.
Is there a HoudiniEsq free trial?
Besides their free plan, HoudiniEsq offers 30-day free trials for which no credit card is required.
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Customer Reviews:
I downloaded Houdini. I couldn't get any answers from anyone with the questions I had. Which was weird, because I was trying to be a paying customer.
Yeah, I haven't heard anything from Houdini. I was supposed to get a trial code or something by email. I expected to get something the day after I posted this, which was four days ago. Maybe it's abandonware at this point?
It's been around for a long time. It's legit.
He (the owner) would flame people who made negative reviews of the software, which turned me off from trying out the software. I remember reading lengthy rants and rages. This was over seven years ago so I can’t say whether things changed.