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staffbots

AI intake and scheduling for law-firm front offices

Small and midsize firms often hire an offshore VA or a receptionist to take the first pass at new inquiries, book consults, and send reminders. StaffBots can cover that front-office layer: support, scheduling, admin, and, on Business in a Box, lead follow-up from language your firm approves.

StaffBots is not a lawyer and not a paralegal. It does not give legal advice, run conflict checks, or handle privileged work.

Start with Starter — $299/mo · See all plans

Front-office intake, not case work

A good fit looks like:

  • A first reply to a new inquiry, using your intake questions and approved wording
  • Scheduling a consult and sending reminders
  • Following up when a prospective client has not booked (Business in a Box)
  • Handing anything substantive, urgent, or ethically sensitive to a person at the firm

A poor fit looks like drafting filings, managing a court calendar, reviewing contracts, or anything that should sit under privilege or professional judgment.

Which plan to start with

  • Starter ($299/mo) — intake replies, scheduling, and admin. Checkout.
  • Business in a Box ($1,499/mo + $1,000 setup) — you also want systematic follow-up on new inquiries. Checkout.

Walkthroughs and Human Supervisor ($500/mo, contact-only): hello@staffbots.ai.

Frequently asked questions

Does StaffBots give legal advice or work under attorney-client privilege?

No. StaffBots is not a lawyer, a paralegal, or a privileged legal assistant. It can help with front-office intake, consult scheduling, and follow-up using language your firm approves. Legal advice, case strategy, and privileged work stay with the firm.

Can it do conflict checks?

No. StaffBots should not be treated as a conflict-checking system. It can collect intake details you specify and hand them to a person or to your existing process. The firm remains responsible for conflicts and ethics rules.

Who is this for inside a law firm?

Intake and front-office staff, or a small firm that was about to hire an offshore VA for scheduling and first-response work. It is not a substitute for a legal secretary on documents, filings, or court calendars that require professional judgment.

Which plan should a firm start with?

Starter ($299/mo) for support, scheduling, and admin. Business in a Box ($1,499/mo + $1,000 setup) if you also want structured follow-up on new inquiries. Dispatch VA is generally aimed at field and delivery dispatch, not a law office.

Get started

Questions or a walkthrough: hello@staffbots.ai. Human Supervisor ($500/mo) is contact-only — email the same address.

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