An AI chatbot that screens and books your law firm's intake

Gets qualified intake on the calendar before they call three other firms — and quietly weeds out the cases you don’t take.

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It answers visitors from your own site, weeds out the cases you don't take, and gets qualified leads onto the calendar before they call three other firms.

Most intake leaks happen between 6pm and 9am

A potential client who finds your firm at 11pm after a car accident is not going to leave a voicemail and wait. They fill out a form, get an auto-reply that says "we'll be in touch within 2 business days," and by morning they've already retained the firm whose chatbot answered the personal-injury question they actually asked.

Fasrad puts an agent on your site that reads your practice-area pages, fee structure, and FAQ, then answers in plain language: whether you handle that kind of matter, what the statute of limitations roughly looks like, what the consult costs, and what documents to bring. When the matter fits, it collects name, contact, opposing party, and a one-line summary, runs a conflicts check against your client list, and books the consult straight onto the right attorney's calendar.

What it handles without a paralegal touching it:

It does not give legal advice or quote outcomes — it qualifies, schedules, and hands you a clean file. You walk into every consult already knowing the matter type, the parties, and the deadline.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the chatbot give legal advice?

No. It answers questions you've already published — practice areas, fees, process, what to bring — and qualifies the matter. It does not interpret a client's situation, predict outcomes, or form an attorney-client relationship. It says so plainly and routes anything substantive to a consult.

How does it screen out cases we don't want?

You set the rules in plain language: jurisdictions you're licensed in, matter types you take, your fee minimum, and anything you decline. A visitor outside those bounds gets a courteous no and, if you want, a referral line — without ever reaching an attorney's calendar.

Can it actually catch a conflict of interest?

It checks the prospect's name and the opposing party against the contacts in your CRM and flags a potential match before booking. It's a first-pass screen, not a substitute for your formal conflicts process — but it stops the obvious ones from getting scheduled.

Where do the leads go?

Into your CRM as a contact with the matter summary, practice area, source, and timestamp, plus a calendar event on the assigned attorney. You can also have it email a daily digest of new intakes or send each one to a shared inbox.

Is the conversation confidential and redacted?

The public chatbot is rate-limited and auto-redacts sensitive strings before anything is shown back, and intake details are stored in your private CRM, not exposed publicly. Treat early intake as preliminary, the same as a first phone screen.

How much does it cost?

$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. Setup runs about four minutes — paste the embed, point it at your site, set your intake rules. It's in public beta.

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