It screens the inquiry without ever giving legal advice
Practice area, where it happened, conflict-check basics and urgency — captured before an attorney spends billable time on a call that was never a case.
About a minute to a working agent. Nothing goes live on your site until you install the snippet.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
Intake is expensive and most of it is unbillable
An attorney's hour spent finding out that a caller needs a different practice area, or a lawyer in another state, is an hour nobody pays for. And most legal emergencies surface after hours, when nobody is at the front desk.
What happens, in order
- 01
It screens the matter
Practice area, the California county where it happened, a rough timeline, and the opposing party for a basic conflict check.
- 02
It refuses to advise
Legal advice is off-limits by default. It gathers the facts and books the consultation; it never tells anyone whether they have a case.
- 03
It routes to the right attorney
Family law, personal injury, employment, estate planning — to whoever handles that work.
Built into the conversation
- Legal advice blocked as a forbidden topic, enforced by refusal
- Practice area and county captured before booking
- Opposing-party name collected for conflict checks
- Consultation fees quoted from your published rates, or free consultations offered where you give them
- Answers in Spanish as well as English, so you don't lose clients to a language barrier
- Out-of-state matters declined politely with a clear explanation
Common questions
Could it accidentally give legal advice?
Legal advice is on the forbidden list, so it refuses and hands the question to your team rather than attempting an answer. That refusal is by design, not a limitation.
Does this create an attorney-client relationship?
No. It says clearly that it is an intake assistant and that no attorney-client relationship exists until the firm accepts the matter — in wording your firm controls.
Point it at your site and watch it read.
About a minute from pasting your URL to talking to a working agent. Nothing appears on your website until you install the snippet yourself.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
See plans and book a demoIf your agent does not capture a single lead in its first 30 days live on your site, that month is free.
A lead means a visitor who left contact details or booked an appointment — a number you can read off your own dashboard, so neither of us has to take the other’s word for it. It has to be installed and your site has to be getting visitors; we cannot conjure traffic that is not there.