For personal injury, criminal defense & DUI, and family law firms
When someone needs a lawyer tonight, your firm answers first.
A person calls or fills out your form after hours. Within a minute they get a text and an email from your firm. Your team gets a "call now" alert. The consult goes on your calendar with reminders. If they aren't ready yet, your firm keeps in touch until they are. I build it, I run it, and you text me directly.
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Based in Las Vegas · Working with law firms across the US · Call or text (949) 396-9452
Most firms miss the call that matters
Law firms spend real money to make the phone ring. Then, too often, nobody picks up. Two studies show how often it happens.
In 2024, Clio's Legal Trends Report sent secret shoppers to 500 law firms. Only 40% answered the phone. About 48% could not be reached at all, even counting callbacks and email.
A 2026 study checked 1,000 personal injury firms after hours. 40.9% didn't answer. That includes 29.2% of the firms whose own listing says "Open 24 Hours."
One car-accident case at a one-third fee is worth about $10,000 to a firm. That's an estimate, based on the average settlement Forbes reports. Lose one of those a month to a missed call, and it adds up fast.
Sources: Clio Legal Trends Report 2024, secret-shopper study of 500 firms; SSRN working paper (2026), study of 1,000 personal injury firms; Forbes average car-accident settlement at a typical one-third contingency fee (estimate). More lead response data
Why it matters in your practice
The systems are the same underneath. What changes is what your clients need in that first hour, and in the weeks after.
People hurt in a crash often call more than one firm. The first firm to answer gets the first real conversation. A text in under a minute and a call-now alert give your team that head start, day or night.
The call often comes late at night, from the person arrested or from a worried family member. They want to talk to someone now. Fast intake and a booked call show them your firm is there when it counts.
Most people take weeks or months to decide. Steady, gentle follow-up keeps your firm in mind until they're ready. You approve every message, and we keep texts short and private, since someone else may see the phone.
What gets built for your firm
Eight systems that work together. Each one does one job. Start with one or two, or build all eight. They plug into the software your firm already uses.
A short intake form asks the basics: what happened, when, and where. It sorts each inquiry by practice area and urgency, and saves it in your case software. It never judges the case. See how →
Every new inquiry gets a text and an email from your firm in under a minute. Your intake team gets a "call now" alert with a tap-to-call button. See how →
People pick a consult time, confirm by text, and get reminders. They can move the time just by texting back. See how →
Someone misses their consult? They get a friendly text and emails asking them to pick a new time. It stops the moment they rebook. See how →
For people still deciding, like a spouse thinking about divorce. Helpful emails, and texts only if they said yes to texts, keep your firm in front of them. See how →
Your old inquiries get cleaned up and a written note marked as advertising. Your team gets a short list each morning of who wrote back. See how →
One email every Monday: inquiries in, how fast you answered, consults booked, who showed, who signed. We go over it together. See how →
Fresh Facebook and Instagram ads for your firm. Nothing runs without your OK, and in Nevada we prepare the State Bar filing for you. See how →
Built for bar rules
Lawyers have rules most businesses don't. The systems are set up to follow them from day one.
You pay a flat fee for the system. I never take a percentage of your fees, and I never charge per signed case.
Webbynd never recommends a lawyer or matches anyone with one. Every text, email and form speaks as your firm.
Automated calls and texts go only to people who asked your firm to contact them. No cold calls. Anyone can reply STOP.
Law firms start with texts and web intake, not an AI voice. Every automated message says it's automated and never gives legal advice, judges the case, or predicts a result. An AI voice only goes live after your own ethics counsel reviews the script, because recording and privacy rules are stricter for lawyers.
In Nevada, paid ads must be filed with the State Bar. I prepare the filings. In other states, ads are written to your state's rules.
Outreach to old inquiries is written, never a call, and clearly marked as advertising. Before writing to accident victims, we check your state's waiting-period rules.
This is not legal advice. Bar rules differ by state. Check with your ethics counsel before you start.
What's running today
I don't have a law firm case study yet. I'd rather tell you that than make one up.
What I do have is the same systems, live at a Las Vegas tax relief firm. Every lead gets a fast reply, consults get booked with reminders, people who miss get a second chance, and every lead lands in the firm's case software. The numbers are public, with the firm's written permission. See the case study →
Tax relief clients look a lot like yours. They're stressed, they compare a few firms, and many take weeks to decide. For a law firm, the questions, the rules and the software change. The work underneath stays the same.
How pricing works
Every system is a flat build fee plus a flat monthly fee. We set the exact number together on a 30-minute call, after looking at how many inquiries your firm gets.
Spend more on ads and book more consults, and the monthly fee stays the same. It's locked in writing for 12 months.
No account manager, no ticket queue. I build the system, watch it, and fix it. You text me directly.
One person builds and runs every system. When the month is full, the next build starts the month after.
Not ready for a full system? Start small.
Easiest first step
Text Back
$197/mo
Every missed call gets a text back in seconds, with a way to book. Live in a few business days. Cancel anytime.
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Lead Leak Test
I'll reach out to your firm like a new client would: your web form, a call, and a missed call. Then I send you exactly what happened and how long it took. No cost, no strings.
Ask for a Lead Leak TestWhere most firms start
Starter packs
Tax firms: the Lead Sorter and the 60-Second Callback Machine.
Law firms: the 60-Second Callback Machine and the Booking + Reminder System.
Add the rest later. Upgrade within six months and what you've paid counts toward the full system.
Straight answers
Can a law firm legally pay for this?
Yes. You pay a flat fee for the system, the same way you pay for software or advertising. Webbynd never takes a percentage of your fees, never charges per signed case, and never recommends or refers a lawyer. Everything is branded as your firm. Bar rules differ by state, so check with your ethics counsel before you start. This is not legal advice.
Does the AI give legal advice?
No. Any automated intake says up front that it is an automated assistant. It collects contact details and the basic facts, books the consult, and hands everything to your team. It never gives legal advice, never says whether someone has a case, and never predicts a result.
Do you work with firms outside Nevada?
Yes. Webbynd is based in Las Vegas and works with law firms anywhere in the United States. Everything is set up remotely. Messages and ads are written to fit your state's advertising rules, and you approve every word before it goes live.
What software does it plug into?
Clio, Lawmatics, MyCase and Lead Docket. New leads go in through the software's API, or through its email intake when that is the better fit, so nobody types a lead in by hand. If you use something else, ask on the call.
Who builds it?
Alfredo, the founder of Webbynd, and only Alfredo. There is no account manager and no ticket queue. You text the person who built the system, and he gets the alert when something breaks. That is why Webbynd takes only three new builds a month.
See what this looks like for your firm
Thirty minutes. Bring a rough count of your monthly inquiries, and we'll figure out which one or two systems would help first.
Taking law firms nationwide: three new builds a month.
Call or text (949) 396-9452