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Work, Capture Time From Anywhere
Heading into 2025, law firms adopted policies allowing their employees to return to the office, work from home, or a combination of both. Optimism acc...
Capture
Missed Billable Time
Without Changing Your Workflow
Time Miner finds billable calls, emails, and texts tied to your clients and matters. No timers. No manual logs. Just accurate entries ready to review.
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Works with Outlook & Gmail
Connects to RingCentral & Dialpad
Integrates with Clio and MyCase
AES-256 Encryption
Works with Verizon, Tmobile, & AT&T Call Logs
Upload Contact List Manually
LIVE ANALYTICS
Emails Scanned
$0
Calls Scanned
$0
Texts Scanned
$0
Total Recovered Since 2012
$0
Pricing Plans
Invest in Your Revenue Recovery
Every plan pays for itself by recovering missed billable time. Choose the billing cycle that maximizes your savings.
Steps
Four Steps to Recovered Revenue
Each step slides in as you scroll with alternating layout for a clear walkthrough.
1
Import contacts
Upload a CSV from your practice tools or your phone. We match
names, emails, and numbers automatically.
2
Connect your email
Securely authorize your work inbox. The system searches past and
future messages for client-related time.
3
Upload phone logs
Attach call and text histories from your provider. We link them
to matters and contacts.
4
Find the money
Review suggested entries and export to your billing system.
Capture revenue you already earned.
Deep Dive
Historical mining for emails and related activity tied to your clients and matters. Ideal for audits, fee petitions, and arbitration support where proof of value matters.
- Gmail and Outlook support with secure authentication
- Multi-year historical analysis and forensic documentation
- Comprehensive reports for fee disputes and audits
Calculator
ROI Calculator
Enter your hourly rate to see how much you're losing with just one lost hour per week.
- 1 lost hour per week × 4 weeks = 4 hours lost per month
- 2 4 hours × $350/hr = $1,400.00
- 3 Monthly value - Time Miner cost ($49.99/mo) = $1,350.01
Net Monthly Value
$1,350
After Time Miner's $49.99/month cost. Assumes 1 lost hour per week.
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See Time Miner in Action
Watch how Time Miner automatically captures your billable time from emails, calls, and texts.
Trusted by Law Firms
Helping attorneys recover missed billable time since 2012
Built by Attorneys, for Attorneys
Time Miner was founded by two practicing attorneys and an
information technology executive. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, we
understand the daily challenges of capturing billable time in a busy
legal practice.
Our team recognized that traditional time tracking methods were
failing attorneys, leading to significant revenue loss. We created
Time Miner as the first ever automatic, retroactive time capture
tool designed specifically for the legal industry.
Founded by practicing attorneys
Testimonial
Client’s Testimonials
Our clients share how Deep Dive transforms their legal workflow. From billing clarity to seamless documentation — proof speaks here.
Managing Partner
Mid-size Litigation Firm
"Time Miner paid for itself in the first month. We recovered billable time we had no easy way to track and exported clean entries into our billing system."
Managing Partner
Mid-size Litigation Firm
"Time Miner paid for itself in the first month. We recovered billable time we had no easy way to track and exported clean entries into our billing system."
Managing Partner
Mid-size Litigation Firm
"Time Miner paid for itself in the first month. We recovered billable time we had no easy way to track and exported clean entries into our billing system."
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