Forty percent of law firms answer the phone.
Not a claim — a study. Third-party researchers called five hundred firms posing as clients, and nearly half of them never responded to a call or an email. Somebody with a legal problem does not leave a second voicemail.
- Live in 7 days
- Month-to-month
- Limited spots per area
Three things every firm operator deals with.
of firms answered a client call
Down from 56% five years earlier. 48% responded to neither a call nor an email — effectively unreachable. Callers who reached a human were about eight times more likely to recommend the firm.
of firms never replied to a web form within a week
From 1,333 firms tested in 2025. The median reply among those that did was thirteen minutes — so the distribution is brutal: either you are fast, or you are absent.
What clients expect
And more than half of firms did not return a voicemail within seventy-two hours. The gap between expectation and reality is the whole opportunity.
What we set up for Small firms & solo practices.
Every call answered, day or night
Legal problems do not arrive during business hours. Arrests, accidents and served papers all happen at night and on weekends.
Intake without advice
Captures what happened, when, and how to reach them. It never assesses the case, never mentions a deadline, and never suggests there is or is not a claim.
Conflict pre-screening at the door
Names of the other parties captured and checked before anyone at the firm hears the facts. This is not a nicety — information from a prospective client can disqualify you from the other side.
Consultation booking and reminders
Into the right attorney’s calendar, with the intake documents requested ahead of time.
Review requests at matter close
A category where review counts are low and every one moves the needle.
Past-client and referral-source nurture
The estate client from four years ago, the physician who sends you cases. Both go quiet without a reason to stay in touch.
A guardrail we put in writing. Three hard boundaries, and we design them with you before launch. It never gives legal advice, quotes a fee, or estimates what a case is worth — that is unauthorised practice. It discloses that it is not a lawyer and that contacting the firm does not create a relationship. And it never makes outbound live voice contact with someone who has not asked for it, because live person-to-person solicitation is prohibited even where a text would be fine.
What firm operators usually stop paying for.
- Legal answering service
- Intake service
- Consultation scheduler
- Review platform
- Past-client email
$597 a month on AI Front Desk.
One signed matter covers a year of this. A legal answering service is $1.20 a minute and cannot book, screen, or run a conflict check.
- Everything in Growth
- AI voice receptionist answering inbound calls 24/7
- Trained on your hours, services, insurance and pricing
- Books straight into your calendar, escalates real emergencies
- Full call transcripts and recordings in the app
- Branded mobile app under your business name
One-time setup fee of $497–$1,500. Quoted before you pay anything. It covers training the AI on your business, connecting your number and calendar, carrier registration for texting, and training your staff.
Hear what your firm phone sounds like at 8 PM.
We call your business when nobody is there and record what happens. Then you hear the same call handled properly. Fifteen minutes, and the recording is yours either way.
Built in America, for American businesses.