Law firms
A law firm website with every practice area on its own page in plain language, your solicitors and their experience, a Book a consultation button that lands on your calendar and an enquiry that captures the matter before it reaches you, with careful content that a review gate keeps within the rules, local and practice-area searches won and every enquiry answered within about a minute.
SarahLegal dashboard
Example
This week's work
Guide on settlement agreementsPriya · Content ManagerWaiting for you
Reply to a conveyancing enquiryElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
Partner post on a tribunal changeTyler · LinkedIn Marketing ExpertApprovedYour website
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a law firm needs. These are 7 he has built for law firms, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
Built in
Every law firm website comes with its own services section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
Add, change or hide a service by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.The challenge
Someone searching "employment solicitor near me" on a Sunday has a problem today; the firm that replies first with a time gets the matter.
Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute with the Book button offering a time, and sends it when you approve; the chatbot captures the matter and contact details meanwhile.
Explainers that read as advice, promises of outcomes, a reference to a case that has moved on. Nobody has the hours to write it properly.
Priya writes from your briefs in plain language, the review gate sends back unsupported claims and promised outcomes, and a solicitor approves every piece before it goes anywhere.
Family, conveyancing, wills, employment and commercial on a single services page that ranks for none of them.
James maps the matter-led searches and each practice area gets its own page written to win them, with Diana keeping the firm strong in local search.
The system
A Book button and an Enquire button on every practice area, landing on your calendar and in Clients with the matter attached.
Plain-language guides written from your briefs, checked for unsupported claims before a solicitor approves.
LinkedIn for the commercial team and local social for private client, drafted weekly.
Your team
Every AI plan includes Sarah and five specialists you choose. For a law firm, this is the team we recommend.
SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
JamesSEO StrategistMaps the matter-led searches clients make.
DianaLocal SEO SpecialistKeeps the firm visible in local search.PriyaContent ManagerWrites practice-area pages and guides, reviewed before you see them.TylerLinkedIn Marketing ExpertDrafts LinkedIn for the partners and the commercial team.ElenaLead & CRM ManagerKeeps every enquiry in Clients until it is a consultation or closed.The first thirty days
Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Arthur builds the site with one page per practice area, your solicitors and the Book button; enquiries and consultation requests land in Clients and on your calendar.
James maps the matter-led searches and Diana sets the local signals for the firm.
Priya writes the first plain-language guides from your briefs, each through the review gate; Tyler drafts the first month of LinkedIn.
Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute; the chatbot answers fees, hours and how to instruct you from your facts and captures the matter.
Plan fit
Sarah, five specialists and the website chatbot for one business.
See the plan Several offices or brands Growth $99/monthThree websites and businesses on Growth, ten on Pro, each with its own brand.
See the plan A regional or national firm Enterprise By engagementAn engagement built around your strategy and every department.
Explore EnterpriseSomething specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
No. Guides explain in plain language, the review gate sends back unsupported claims and promised outcomes, and a solicitor approves every piece before it publishes.
No. It answers practical questions from your fees, hours and process, captures the matter and the client's details, and directs anything legal to your team.
The platform holds the enquiry and contact details only. Matter files stay in your case management system, and nothing connects to it.
They request a consultation through the Book button, naming the practice area; it lands on your calendar and in Clients for you to confirm.
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own solicitors and areas.
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.
