Catches the hesitant
Engages the visitors who would never call or fill a form — often your highest-intent traffic.
{01} — AI CHATBOTS FOR LAW FIRMS
98ofevery100visitorsleaveyourwebsitewithoutaword.Yoursjustgotsomethingtosay.
You paid for every one of those visits — in rankings, in ad clicks, in reputation. Then your website greeted them with silence and a contact form. Our AI chat assistant engages visitors the moment they hesitate, answers like a knowledgeable member of your firm, qualifies the case, and books the consultation — before they bounce to a competitor.
Live on this site right now · Books real consultations · Trained on your firm
Firm Intake Assistantonline · replies instantly
visitor → qualified lead: 38 seconds
{02} — THE SILENT EXIT
You pay to bring visitors in. Then your website says nothing.
The invisible 98%. Your analytics show the traffic; they don't show the moment each visitor almost contacted you and didn't. They had a question — 'do I have a case?', 'what does this cost?' — found no quick way to ask it, and left. Multiply that hesitation by every visitor your SEO and ads deliver, every day. That's the most expensive silence in your firm.
The contact-form cliff. 'Fill out this form and we'll get back to you' is a commitment most visitors won't make — it feels like paperwork before they even know if you can help. And the few who do submit? They wait hours for a reply while shopping your competitors in a second tab. A form is where momentum goes to die.
The live-chat lie. You've seen those chat bubbles on other firms' sites — 'Hi! How can we help?' — that turn out to be an offshore script reader or, worse, nobody at all after 6pm. Visitors have learned to expect disappointment from that little bubble. Yours doesn't have to be one of them: real answers, instant, at 2am.
- ~0%of website visitors leave without converting
- After-hoursis when most legal research happens
- 0%of clients hire the firm that responds first
{03} — IMAGINE INSTEAD
A website that doesn't wait to be contacted. It starts the conversation.
Tuesday, 9:40pm. A mother is on your family-law page for the third time this week, hovering, hesitating. The chat opens gently: 'Most people here have questions about custody or divorce — want me to point you in the right direction?' Ten minutes later she's answered the intake questions she'd been dreading, has a consultation booked for Thursday, and got it all done without dialing a number or filling out a form — the two things she'd been avoiding for a month. Her details are in your CRM, your follow-up sequence is confirmed, and your firm did nothing except wake up to a new consultation. That's what your website should have been doing all along.
Answers before they bounce
Practice-area questions, process, pricing structure — answered instantly, in your firm's voice, 24/7.
Converts on the spot
Qualifies by practice area and books directly onto your calendar — visitor to consultation in one conversation.
{04} — WHAT'S INSIDE
Not a FAQ widget. A trained member of your intake team.
Trained on your firm
Your practice areas, your process, your attorneys, your service area — it answers like someone who works there, because functionally it does. Not generic legal trivia: your firm.
Practice-area qualification flows
Different conversation for an injury visitor than a family law one — asking your intake questions naturally, mid-conversation, instead of presenting a form.
Direct calendar booking
Qualified visitors book consultations inside the chat — confirmations and reminders sent automatically through your automations.
Compliance guardrails
Identifies as an AI assistant, never gives legal advice, never promises outcomes, and captures consent properly. Every script approved by you before launch.
Human handoff & after-capture
Live visitor wants a person? It routes to your team during hours and captures seamlessly after hours — and every conversation transcript lands in your CRM.
Works on any website
One line of code on WordPress or anything else — and if we built your site, it's wired in from day one with matching design.
{05} — TRY IT RIGHT NOW
We could show you a video. Or you could just talk to it.
The assistant in the corner of this page is the product. Ask it what we'd charge a solo family lawyer. Ask it if AI chat is allowed under bar rules. Try to confuse it — visitors will.
1.1s avg response0 conversations this month24/7 available
{06} — HOW IT STARTS
From training to a website that starts conversations.
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Train & script
We feed it your practice areas, intake questions, FAQs, and tone — then you interrogate it until it answers like your best paralegal on their best day.
- 00days
Install & launch
One line of code on your site. It starts conversations the same hour.
- 00ongoing
Review & sharpen
We review transcripts weekly, close knowledge gaps, and tune the conversation flows. Every month it converts a little better.
{07} — WHY LAWWAYS MARKETING
Most chatbot vendors have never read a transcript. We read yours weekly.
Off-the-shelf chat widgets are sold by the thousand to dentists, gyms, and law firms alike — same bot, different logo, nobody watching. Ours exists because we run the marketing that brings visitors to your site, and we refuse to lose them at the last click. We know what an employment law visitor asks at midnight on a Sunday, which questions signal a signable case, and what an AI assistant is allowed to say under bar advertising rules. The chat is wired into the same automations and reporting as everything else we run — one team, accountable from the first click to the signed retainer. And you've been able to test our work this entire page. It's in the corner.
- 1.1saverage response
- 0%of transcripts reviewed & logged
- 0line of code to install
{08} — FOUNDING PARTNERS
Founding firms get the visitors and the voice that greets them.
Five founding law firms this quarter get locked pricing across the full system — the traffic, the chat that converts it, the agents that answer the phone, and the automations behind all of it — with direct founder access and one-firm-per-market exclusivity. Your website is about to become your hardest-working employee. Don't let it be your competitor's.
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{09} — QUESTIONS LAWYERS ASK
The doubts, answered honestly.
Guardrails, bar compliance, confidentiality, real bookings vs. email capture — what every lawyer asks before putting chat on their site.
It's built with hard guardrails: identifies as an AI assistant, never gives legal advice, never promises outcomes or fees, and deflects gracefully to a consultation when a question crosses the line. You approve the scripts, and every transcript is logged and reviewed — more oversight than most firms have over their human answering service.
Yes, configured properly — disclosure, no advice, no solicitation violations, consent-based data capture. The rules are practice-area and state-aware, and you sign off before launch.
Transcripts are stored in your accounts with controlled access, encrypted in transit, with retention you set. We treat pre-client communications with the same care you would.
Popups annoy when they're dumb and pushy. Ours opens contextually — after hesitation signals, not on page load — and is genuinely useful within two messages. The test is simple: did this page's widget annoy you, or did you forget it was AI?
Real bookings: it qualifies, offers your actual calendar availability, books the slot, and triggers confirmations through your automations. Email capture is the fallback, not the goal.
During office hours it routes to your team live; after hours it books the consultation or arranges a callback. Nobody gets trapped arguing with a robot — that rule is absolute.
Three ways: it's trained on your firm rather than generic scripts, it's maintained weekly by the team running your marketing, and it books consultations instead of collecting 'leads' nobody follows up. The corner of this screen is the comparison.
Your visitors are on your site right now. Greet them.
Book a demo — we'll train a version on YOUR firm and let you interrogate it before you pay a cent.
No contracts · Unlimited conversations · One firm per market