Your phone rings first
Run it only when you miss a call or after hours. During the day your phone rings as usual, and Operator picks up only if you do not.

A prospective client calls the next firm on the list when nobody picks up. Operator answers every call, finds out what kind of matter it is and how urgent, and books the consultation on your calendar for your firm to confirm.
Free for 14 days · no card to start · keep your number
On the phone
The questions come from Operator’s legal question set. You decide which ones matter for your practice.
Built for law firms
A traditional legal answering service takes a message and leaves the intake to you. Operator is an AI receptionist for law firms that books the consultation.
Run it only when you miss a call or after hours. During the day your phone rings as usual, and Operator picks up only if you do not.
It asks what kind of matter it is, how urgent, and where things stand. It never asks for the story in detail, so nothing sensitive is written down before you have taken the client on.
Every consultation request waits for your firm to look at it before anything is confirmed or paid. Your conflicts check happens where it always has, with you.
It does not quote on the phone. The caller gets a text with your price, built from your own rates, and picks a time from your real calendar.
Operator only offers times you are actually free, synced with your Google Calendar. Charge for the consultation, offer a free case evaluation, or set it per practice area.
Watch a call come in live and take it on your own phone during your hours. After hours the recording and summary wait in your inbox.
Answering service vs Operator
A virtual receptionist for law firms usually writes down a name, a number and a line about the matter, and your team calls back when it can. Prospective clients rarely wait. The person hurt in a car accident on Tuesday has called three firms by Wednesday. Operator answers every call, day or night, asks the few questions that tell you what kind of matter it is, and texts the caller a link to pick a consultation time. By the time you see it, the request is on your calendar with the answers attached.
Operator does not give legal advice, and it does not take a detailed account of what happened. It asks the matter type, how urgent it is and, for injury matters, when the incident happened and whether an insurer is involved. That is enough for you to decide whether to take the call, and nothing more is stored until you do. Operator does not run your conflicts check. Every request waits for your firm to review it before it is confirmed.
You cannot answer from a courtroom, and people call about legal problems at night and on weekends. Operator answers those calls the same way it answers one at noon, and the recording and a short summary are in your inbox when you are back. During your business hours, one tap puts a caller straight through to your phone. Operator never names a fee on the phone: the consultation price, or a free evaluation, is whatever you set.
There is no per-message fee and no booking fee. Each plan includes monthly credits, and a minute of answered call is 25 credits, where one credit is one cent. If the credits ever run out, calls ring your own phone the way they did before. The line never goes dead.
Operator vs the alternatives
Voicemail loses the caller. A live answering service or a message-taking bot keeps them, then hands you the work. Operator is the AI receptionist that finishes it.
| Operator | Live answering service | Voicemail | Message-taking bots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers the call | ||||
| Sounds like a person | ||||
| Answers questions | From a script | |||
| Captures the lead | Takes a message | |||
| Quotes a real price | ||||
| Holds a time | Sometimes | |||
| Takes a deposit |
Pricing
Three plans, no contract. Try Operator free for 14 days; the card is asked for only when you claim your number, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.
Your own number that answers, quotes and books. Everything you need to stop missing calls.
For a shop whose phone rings all day. The same product, with room to run.
For a busy team taking calls from open to close.
14-day free trial, card only when you claim your number · switch or cancel anytime
6 calls a day fits Pro. Answering them uses about 9,900 of its 15,000 monthly credits.
FAQ
No. Operator answers the call, asks what kind of matter it is and how urgent, and books a consultation. It does not comment on the merits of a case, and it does not take a detailed account of what happened.
No. Operator does not collect the other party’s details. Every consultation request waits for your firm to review it before it is confirmed, so your conflicts check happens where it always has.
Not today. Operator books onto its own calendar, which syncs with Google Calendar, and every call arrives in your Operator inbox with the recording, a summary and the caller’s answers.
No. Operator never says a price on a call. The caller gets a text link where the price is built from your own rates, so every quote matches what you charge and nothing is invented.
Yes. Forward your existing number to Operator all day or only when you do not pick up. Or use the business line Operator gives you.
Each call arrives as a conversation with the recording, a short summary, the caller’s number and the answers they gave. If they booked, the time is on your calendar and the deposit is in your Stripe account.
Yes. Operator is a Canadian company and works for law firms in Canada and the United States, in your own currency.
Operator is free for 14 days with no card to start. Plans start at $49 a month on Starter, which covers about 200 answered minutes. There is no booking fee on any plan.
Set up takes 5 minutes. Keep your current number.