Your intake is leaking.
Your follow-up is
costing you clients.

The assistant never gives legal advice, never communicates as if it's the attorney, and never takes actions without your defined approval triggers. Every automation has a stop condition and a documented boundary. That said, you're responsible for ensuring any client communications meet your state bar requirements — I'll help you set it up correctly, but compliance review is yours.

Telegram is the default and fastest path — it's on your phone, free, and works on any device. You don't need to change your existing website, CRM, or intake process. The assistant layers on top of what you already use.

You define this during the intake call. Typically: initial lead response, intake questions, follow-up sequences, and appointment reminders are fully automated. Anything involving legal advice, retainer agreements, or sensitive client communications stays with you and requires your explicit approval before sending.

Yes. You don't install anything, write any code, or configure any settings. You tell me your top 3 time-wasters, I build it, and I walk you through exactly how to trigger and monitor it. If something breaks in the first 7 days, you message me and I fix it.

Practice management tools are built for record-keeping and billing. This is built for communication ops — lead response, follow-up, intake, reminders. They're not competing. This fills the gap between someone finding you and becoming a paying client, which most practice management tools don't touch at all.

You can continue using it entirely on your own — I'll document everything clearly. Or you can add the $49/mo support plan, which covers health checks, minor tweaks, prompt tuning, and a weekly performance summary. No long-term contract required.

An attorney billing at $350/hr who saves 5 hours a week on admin recovers over $90,000 a year in billable capacity. Even at $150/hr, that's $39,000. The $999 pays back in roughly one recovered week of admin time. The ongoing value compounds every week after that.

$249/mo for three growth automations that run continuously inside your assistant: (1) a referral request sequence sent to past clients at day 7 and day 30 after a matter closes, (2) a re-engagement drip for leads who went cold after intake, and (3) automated milestone updates to keep current clients informed without you composing the message. Every new matter and every closed case feeds these sequences automatically — the value compounds every month.

$149/mo to connect your assistant to a second communication channel — Slack, MS Teams, WhatsApp, iMessage, Google Chat, Discord, Signal, or email. Your assistant runs identically on both channels simultaneously. Useful if your team uses Slack internally but you want clients on WhatsApp, or if you want to separate intake (Telegram) from internal alerts (Slack). Added during a 30-minute configuration call.

$199/mo. On setup we install Tailscale on your VPS, which removes public SSH entirely — your instance is only accessible inside a private encrypted network. We also move the OpenClaw service off the root user into a hardened system account with strict OS-level protections (no new privileges, protected system directories, private temp space). On the first of each month we run an automated audit: gateway status, Fail2Ban ban history, firewall rules, Tailscale connectivity, and unexpected outbound connections — all logged and available on request. Recommended for any firm handling sensitive litigation, M&A, or client financial data.