Praxium Law / Praxa / PraxHQ
The law-firm OS, running a real firm
Praxium is the law-firm operating system built for Ricardo's own firm: personal-injury case management live today at praxiumlaw.com, with family, criminal, bankruptcy, and immigration surfaces in early access.
Built in a law firm, not for a demo.
What it does for you
PI case OS, live
The personal-injury practice runs on it today — fourteen backend modules, intake to resolution, on a production deployment that answers to real clients.
Intake that doesn't lose cases
The firm's front door: every inquiry captured, qualified, and routed. PI firms live or die on intake — this one is built like it.
Practice areas that gate honestly
Family, criminal, bankruptcy, and immigration surfaces are in early access — visible, gated, and labeled as such. No vaporware tabs.
Your firm's data stays yours
Client matters on infrastructure the firm controls. The OS serves the firm; the firm doesn't serve the OS vendor's data business.
Capabilities
- Personal-injury case management (live)
- Client intake and qualification
- Matter tracking
- Family law (early access)
- Criminal defense (early access)
- Bankruptcy (early access)
- Immigration (early access)
Proof, not adjectives
- Live at praxiumlaw.com
- The public site serves 200 today; the API is deployed and healthy. This isn't a roadmap — it's a firm running its cases on the OS.
- 14 backend modules
- The PI case OS spans fourteen backend modules — the depth a real practice demands, not a contacts list with a gavel emoji.
- Built for the owner's firm
- Praxium was built for Ricardo's own law firm first. The roadmap is set by a practicing firm's needs, not a venture deck.
What they offer vs everything we offer
Clio is the legal-practice standard — Manage for the practice, priced per user. Praxium is the other philosophy: an OS built inside one firm, for the way that firm actually works — flat-priced and buyable.
| Capability | Clio | Creytix |
|---|---|---|
| PriceClio Manage EasyStart, last checked October 2026. At three users you're past our flat price. | From $49/user/mo | $99/mo rent — flat, not per user |
| Client intake | Yes — Clio Grow | Yes — the firm's front door |
| Built for one firm's workflowThe trade: Clio serves every practice area generically; Praxium serves PI deeply and gates the rest honestly. | No — general practice software | Yes — Ricardo's firm runs on it |
| Trust accountingCredit where due: Clio's trust accounting is the real thing. We don't ship a half version of client money. | Yes — built in | On the roadmap — gated until it's right |
| Own it outright | No — rent only | Yes — buy price set at launch |
Clio Manage EasyStart priced from $49/user/mo, last checked October 2026. Praxium pricing is estimated and finalized at launch. Early-access practice areas are labeled as such.
Buy it or rent it — your call
Every Creytix tool carries both prices. Buy it outright and own it forever, or rent it month to month — renting is always cheaper than buying. No per-seat traps, no forced bundle.
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Set at launch
One-time. Own your firm's OS outright. (Launch pricing; finalized at checkout.)
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$99/mo (Estimated)
Always cheaper than buying. The whole firm, one flat price — not per attorney, not per paralegal. (Estimated — finalized at launch.)
Start rentingMembership
$5/mo (Estimated)
Inside the Creytix membership, Praxium drops to $5/mo. (Estimated — finalized at launch.)
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What are Praxium Law, Praxa, and PraxHQ?
Praxium Law is the firm OS — live, running the PI practice. Praxa and PraxHQ name the practice-area surfaces: family, criminal, bankruptcy, and immigration are in early access under those names. One system, honest gates.
Is this only for personal injury?
PI is live today because that's the firm's practice. The other areas are early-access gated — they exist, they're labeled, and they open as they're ready. No vaporware tabs.
Why not just use Clio?
Clio is excellent general practice software, and its trust accounting is the real thing. Praxium exists because the firm wanted an OS shaped by its own workflow — flat-priced, buyable, and with intake built like the firm's life depends on it. Because it does.
Does it do trust accounting?
Not yet — and that's deliberate. Client money gets a full implementation or none at all. It's on the roadmap, gated until it's right.
Further reading
From the Creytix journal
Why PI firms live or die on intake
The most valuable moment in a personal-injury practice is the first phone call — and most firms fumble it. Here's what great intake looks like, and why it's the firm's real product.
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This page itself was produced by the platform it describes — the same design tokens, module pipeline, and review gates used for every Creytix client site. Nothing here is a mockup of the product; it is the product.