Catch the inquiries your staff misses.
Built to refuse legal advice.

It is built not to. Its rules forbid predicting outcomes, interpreting documents or laws, and telling anyone which service, document or strategy they need. The most it does is describe the consultations your firm lists and offer one. A set of required test conversations, including a request for advice, has to pass before any change to its instructions goes live. Like any AI it can still make mistakes, so your team should review its conversations in the Inbox.

Two plans, month-to-month, on every channel. Self-serve is $249 a month with 75 handled inquiries included. Managed is $499 a month with 200 included, plus onboarding with the Amfion team and a weekly review of your firm’s conversations. Each handled inquiry beyond the allowance is $2. A handled inquiry is one person our assistant responded to, on any channel, counted once in any 30 days. Spam, tests, calls under 15 seconds and conversations where nobody spoke are free. The price counts handled inquiries only: it never depends on whether an inquiry becomes a client, on a fee, or on any other outcome.

It does the answering-service job for the calls and messages your staff misses, including after hours, but it is an AI assistant, not a staffed service, and it says so. It answers from what your firm has taught it, takes every name before the story, books the consultations you list once a lawyer at your firm has cleared the names, and hands anything urgent, or anything it should not handle, to your team with a one-line summary. Amfion does not employ receptionists or lawyers.

That it is an AI assistant and not a lawyer, in its first reply on every channel. The chat window carries a fixed notice, the first text or email reply carries the same words, and every call opens with a fixed recorded notice, played before the assistant joins, that it is an AI assistant, not a lawyer or a firm employee, that the call does not create an attorney-client relationship, and that it is transcribed by the firm’s service provider. On a law firm account these lines cannot be switched off.

It collects what your check needs, not the check itself. Before asking about the matter, it asks for the names of everyone involved, including anyone on the other side, and whether the person already has a lawyer. Checking those names against your records stays with your team; Amfion does not search your client list. Until a lawyer at your firm marks every name cleared, the assistant asks nothing about the matter beyond the state and any deadline, and it cannot book a consultation.

It is never booked. A hospital, hospice or deathbed request, a recent death, a Medicaid or nursing-home crisis, a deadline or court date within days, and a dispute or pending lawsuit all go to a person: the assistant flags the conversation with a one-line summary and takes a name and a phone number or email. When the intake answers name one of these cases, the system refuses the booking itself. It never promises when someone will call, and anyone in danger is told to call 911.

The assistant explains that the firm needs to speak with that person directly and takes a message; it never books an appointment for another adult. For a couple planning together, it records both spouses’ names.

Law firm accounts default to DeepSeek through OpenRouter on listed US-based hosts. The firm explicitly acknowledges this at go-live and may instead choose US models from Anthropic and OpenAI. These hosts do not provide a US-only processing commitment. OpenAI handles live calls and Anthropic checks replies under either setting. The AI models card in Settings shows the current choice and provider terms.

Yes, for consult-driven practices. The general law firm setup asks what the matter is about in a sentence or two and whether there is a deadline or court date, with the same disclosures, the same names-first order and the same urgent routing. Estate planning is simply the practice with the deepest intake today.

Not today. You keep your practice software as your system of record. Amfion books consultations on its own scheduler or in Cal.com, blocks booking around your Google Calendar busy times and copies bookings there, and keeps the intake answers on each booking. Connectors are built with early partners on request.

No. A preview is built from your public website and says so on every screen: it is not live, holds no client data and is not legal advice. No client is contacted: it books on a sample calendar, and the only email it sends is a booking confirmation to the address you type.

Your firm. Amfion is software, not a law firm, and it does not practice law. It follows the rules on this page, and your firm stays responsible for its own professional duties, including its intake and advertising rules, conflicts, confidentiality, and reviewing what the assistant says in the firm’s name.