Superforms
DecisionVault alternative

A DecisionVault alternative built around the client experience.

DecisionVault is the established name in estate-planning client intake: a structured client portal that collects a client's information and syncs it to a long list of legal tools. Superforms starts from a different question. Not how many tools can we sync to, but will the client actually finish the intake. We rebuild your existing form into a guided, spoken experience that they complete.

The short version

DecisionVault's strength is integration breadth, a client portal that syncs to 20+ legal tools. Superforms' strength is the client experience: read-aloud voice, plain-language explanations, and your existing PDF rebuilt for you, so long estate intakes get finished. Pick DecisionVault for the widest connector list; pick Superforms when completion is the problem.

What makes Superforms different

The intake clients actually finish, not just another form to sync

Reads every question aloud

DecisionVault is a structured form. Superforms speaks each question, which is what carries an older estate client through a long intake.

Explains the legal terms

Executor, per stirpes, per capita, explained in plain words on tap where they come up, so clients do not stall.

Your PDF rebuilt, done for you

You send the questionnaire you use today and we rebuild it as the guided form. With DecisionVault you build and maintain the forms yourself.

A client home of its own

Superforms is adding the same persistent, firm-branded client home DecisionVault offers, on top of the guided experience, so you get the portal and the completion.

Where each one fits

Choose Superforms if

  • Your real problem is clients not finishing a long estate intake
  • You want read-aloud voice and plain-language help on the legal terms
  • You would rather we rebuild your existing questionnaire than build it yourself
  • You want flat, small-firm pricing and a done-for-you setup

Choose DecisionVault if

  • Your first need today is syncing intake into a long, specific list of tools
  • You want the established estate-intake incumbent with the broadest integration list
  • You are comfortable building and maintaining your own intake forms
  • You need a native connector to a specific tool we do not integrate yet

Superforms vs DecisionVault, area by area

For law firm intake Superforms DecisionVault
Structured intake that syncs to your tools Yes Yes, its core strength
Reads every question aloud Yes No
Explains legal terms in plain language Yes No
Rebuilds your existing PDF for you Yes, done for you You build the forms
Persistent client home / portal On the way Yes
Breadth of native integrations Clio native, more via Zapier 20+ native
Estate-planning focus Yes Yes
Built for the client's completion Yes Standard form
Pricing Flat, from $99/mo Per firm

An honest read based on what each product publicly documents. DecisionVault is good at what it is built for; this page is about the specific job of long, complex client intake.

Pricing

Superforms

Flat pricing built for a small firm: Solo at $99 a month and Firm at $249 a month, with a custom plan above. Free to preview, you only pay once your form is live for clients, extra intakes are $2 each, and there is no per-seat minimum or long lock-in.

DecisionVault

DecisionVault is priced per firm; check their site for current pricing. It positions as a client portal for estate-planning firms, with its value in the breadth of tools it syncs to.

The verdict

Who should choose which

DecisionVault is the established estate-intake portal, and if your priority is syncing client data into the widest possible list of legal tools, it has the head start. Superforms is the experience-first take: it reads the intake aloud, explains the terms, rebuilds your existing form for you, and is adding the same persistent client home, for firms whose real problem is that clients start a long estate intake and never finish. Different bets, same beachhead.

Questions firms ask

Is Superforms a good DecisionVault alternative?

For estate-planning intake, yes. DecisionVault is a structured client portal whose strength is syncing to many legal tools. Superforms focuses on the client experience of finishing a long intake, with read-aloud voice, plain-language explanations, and a done-for-you rebuild of your existing questionnaire, and it is adding the same persistent client home.

What does Superforms do that DecisionVault does not?

It reads every question aloud, explains legal terms in plain language, and rebuilds your existing PDF into the guided form for you rather than making you build it. Those are client-experience features aimed at completion, not just data capture.

Does DecisionVault integrate with more tools?

Today DecisionVault has the broader native integration list. Superforms is native to Clio and reaches the rest through Zapier and a structured webhook, which covers most of the same destinations.

Does Superforms have a client portal like DecisionVault?

It is rolling out, on top of the guided intake: a persistent, firm-branded client home a client signs up for from your website. The difference is that ours is built around the guided, spoken experience, not just a form to fill.

Which is better for a small estate-planning firm?

If clients not finishing the intake is your pain, and you want it built for you at flat small-firm pricing, Superforms. If you need the widest set of native integrations right now and are fine building your own forms, DecisionVault.

See it with your own intake form.

Send us the intake you use today and we will build a guided version for free. You only pay once it is live for your clients.