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CaseWarn vs CourtAlert

Flat-rate monitoring vs pay-per-name pricing

Last updated: May 17, 2026

Bottom line: CaseWarn is the better choice for B2B suppliers monitoring a customer list – predictable flat pricing, purpose-built for operations teams, no per-case cost surprise.

What is CourtAlert?

CourtAlert is a federal court monitoring service that watches PACER for new filings matching names you specify. It checks every 15 minutes and emails you the case details when a match is found. Pricing is per case per month – not a flat subscription.

Source: www.courtalert.com

Feature comparison

FeatureCaseWarnCourtAlert
US federal bankruptcy monitoring✓✓
Real-time PACER data✓✓
Chapter 7 & 11 distinction✓✓
Email alerts✓✓
Flat monthly pricing✓✗
Self-serve signup✓✓
Bulk CSV watchlist import✓✗
Under $100/mo for 50 companies✓✗
Built for B2B suppliers / AR teams✓✗

Pricing

CaseWarn

From $9/mo (flat) – includes up to 50 monitored companies

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CourtAlert

$7.50 per case per month – 50 companies = $375/mo

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CourtAlert pricing as of May 2026 (courtalert.com). CaseWarn pricing at casewarn.com/pricing.

Where CaseWarn wins

  • Predictable flat pricing – no surprise bill as your customer list grows
  • Purpose-built for B2B operations and AR teams, not lawyers
  • Bulk CSV import – add your full customer list in minutes
  • Clean onboarding designed for non-legal users

Where CourtAlert wins

  • Also monitors district and circuit courts beyond bankruptcy courts
  • Unlimited alert recipients per monitored name
  • Deep case management features for legal professionals
  • 15-minute check frequency (CaseWarn checks daily)

Who should choose what?

Choose CaseWarn if…

  • You monitor 10 or more companies and want predictable costs
  • Your team is in operations, AR, or finance – not legal
  • You want to upload your whole customer list via CSV
  • You need a simple setup under $100/mo

Choose CourtAlert if…

  • You're a lawyer or paralegal tracking litigation across multiple court types
  • You need hourly or 15-minute monitoring frequency
  • You need unlimited recipient forwarding per case

Frequently asked questions

Is CourtAlert cheaper than CaseWarn?

For a small list (1–5 names), CourtAlert can be cheaper. But monitoring 15 or more companies costs $112+/mo on CourtAlert vs. $9/mo flat on CaseWarn. For most B2B suppliers, CaseWarn is significantly less expensive.

Does CourtAlert monitor Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 filings?

Yes, CourtAlert monitors all federal bankruptcy chapters. So does CaseWarn, with clear Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 11 labeling in every alert email.

Can I import my customer list into CaseWarn?

Yes. CaseWarn supports bulk CSV import so you can add your entire customer portfolio at once, without entering names one by one.

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CaseWarn monitors via CourtListener, a real-time PACER mirror maintained by the Free Law Project. PACER filing data is available at pacer.uscourts.gov.

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