Every inbound call answered by AI — day or night
When a prospect calls your firm, they expect someone to pick up. Our AI voice agent does exactly that — introducing itself, asking qualifying questions, and booking a consultation without putting anyone on hold or sending them to voicemail.
- Answers 100% of inbound calls, 24/7/365
- Qualifies case type and urgency level
- Books directly into your attorneys' calendars
- Transfers hot leads to a live person instantly on request
- Logs every call summary to your CRM automatically
First text sent before your competitor gets the alert
The instant a prospect fills out a form — from your website, a Facebook ad, or any other source — your AI fires a personalized SMS. Studies show 78% of prospects hire whoever responds first. That will always be you.
- Response within 60 seconds, guaranteed
- Personalized message using their name and case type
- Continues the conversation over SMS until they book
- Works on all lead sources — ads, organic, referrals
- Escalates to live attorney when prospect is ready
Leads who don't book today still book — 14 days later
Most leads need 3–5 touches before they take action. Our AI follows up automatically across SMS, email, and ringless voicemail — on a proven schedule — until the prospect responds, books, or opts out.
- Day 1: Immediate text + email (two separate touches)
- Day 2: Follow-up SMS with a different angle
- Day 4: Ringless voicemail from attorney
- Day 7 + Day 14: Final SMS and email re-engagement
- All sequences fully customizable per practice area
Mine $100K–$400K from clients you already have
Your existing contact list — past clients, cold leads, referral sources — is a goldmine that most firms never tap. We run automated reactivation campaigns that re-engage dormant contacts and generate referrals, repeat matters, and Google reviews on autopilot.
- Personalized outreach to past clients
- Referral request sequences
- Review generation after resolved matters
- Holiday and anniversary check-ins that keep you top of mind
- Average firm recovers $100K–$400K in first campaign