14-day missed-call measurement
We forward your unanswered and after-hours calls to a number that answers, logs and texts back. You get the count and the dollar figure at your own numbers. Yours to keep either way.
PowerFrame answers your firm's phone and texts around the clock, screens the caller, books the consultation into your calendar, and follows up until they show. Built and run for you by one person you can call.
They've been putting it off for months. Tonight they're calling every family law firm on Google. The first one who picks up gets the consultation.
They don't leave a message. It took them months to make this call and a voicemail greeting is all it takes to put it off again. They try the next firm, who answers, and you never knew the call happened. Friday morning there's nothing in your inbox to tell you what Thursday night cost.
The caller hears, right away, that they've reached the firm's AI assistant, not a lawyer. It runs your conflict check first, takes the county, the children and whether anything has been filed, and books the consultation while they still have the nerve. If it's urgent, your on-call attorney's phone rings with a summary. Nothing is promised, no advice is given, and every word is logged for you.
Press the button and talk to the assistant that answers PowerFrame's own line. It says it's an AI, asks about your firm, quotes the price, and books a 15-minute call on Michael's real calendar. Then it does exactly this for your callers.
Or call —. Same assistant, real phone line.
Prefer to listen first? Studio recording of the same assistant, same script it runs live. Names changed.
AI assistantThanks for calling PowerFrame. I'm PowerFrame's AI assistant, and this call is recorded. Michael's not available right now, but I can help. Are you calling about answering the phones for your business?
CallerYeah. I run a family law practice. We miss calls after six and on weekends, and I think it's costing us.
AI assistantIt usually is. Quick picture so I can set up the right call: how many attorneys, and what happens to a call that comes in at eight tonight?
CallerThree attorneys. After hours it goes to voicemail. Most people don't leave one.
AI assistantThat's the pattern we see. What you're hearing right now is what would answer your line instead: it says it's an AI, runs your conflict check first, takes the county and the matter type, and books the consultation into your calendar. Your attorney approves every word before it goes live. Does that sound like what you're after?
CallerPretty much. What does it cost, and do you do a contract?
AI assistantFlat $2,500 a month, no per-case fees, and a 90-day initial term, then month to month. Before any of that, Michael runs a free 14-day count of the calls you're missing now so you can see the real number. He has 15-minute slots tomorrow at 10 or Thursday at 2. Which works?
CallerThursday at 2.
AI assistantBooked. Thursday at 2 p.m. with Michael. I'm texting you a confirmation and a one-line summary of this call so he's ready. Is there anything you want him to know before then?
Move the sliders. The starting numbers are published industry figures; yours are better.
For 14 days we forward your unanswered and after-hours calls to a number that answers, logs and texts back. At the end you get the real count and what it was worth at your own numbers. Free for the first five businesses, then $500, credited to your install.
Defaults: 28% of business calls go unanswered (CallRail platform data, 2026); 39% of calls to law firms reach voicemail (Clio Legal Trends secret-shopper study); 32% of calls arrive outside weekday business hours (Voksha). Your sliders override all of them.
Start the measurementEvery call and text, 24 hours a day, answered in seconds. The caller is told it's an AI assistant in the first sentence. Urgent calls transfer to your on-call person with a summary.
Consultations go straight onto your calendar or into Clio, with confirmations and reminders sent.
If a call slips through, the caller gets a text back in under a minute. Open consultations and estimates get followed up by text until they book or say no.
Every customer gets asked after the job. Complaints reach you first. Every review gets a reply within 24 hours.
Calls answered, after-hours calls answered, bookings, texts sent, reviews gained, and which campaign each call came from.
Get found on Google, and get named when someone asks ChatGPT for a defense attorney in your city.
We don't promise rankings. We promise the work and the measurement, every month. How Visibility works
Site beyond fixing? We build new ones around the assistant, by quote. Website
Each industry gets its own script, its own intake questions and its own rules. We take on a few at a time so each one is done properly.
Arrests happen at night. The first lawyer who answers gets the case.
We answer the 11 p.m. call from a family member, take the charge, the county and whether anyone is already representing them, and ring your on-call attorney with a summary. No advice, no promises, every word logged.
Script approved by your supervising attorney. Flat fee, never per case.
Book a callYou pay hundreds of dollars a lead. A quarter of firms never respond to one.
Every form, call and text gets an answer in seconds. We screen for injury, date, fault and existing representation, and book the consultation before the next firm calls back. Inbound only; we never contact accident victims.
Works with Clio and Lawmatics. Attribution by campaign in your monthly report.
Book a callThe person calling has been thinking about it for months. Today they called.
A calm, careful intake that takes the matter type, the other party for your conflict check and the urgency, then books the consultation and sends a reminder. Nobody gets a legal opinion from a phone system.
Review replies never mention a client or a case.
Book a callDirect-bill jobs call at 2 a.m. TPA jobs can wait until morning.
We answer the emergency, capture the address, what happened, the water category, the carrier, the claim status and the adjuster, and get your on-call tech moving. Your monthly report shows direct-bill versus insurance work, because that's where the margin is.
Writes into Albi, Xcelerate or HighLevel. No CRM? We bring one.
Book a callAfter a hail event the phone rings 200 times a day and you can answer 40.
Surge answering that books inspections, captures the carrier and claim details, and keeps the calls you'd have lost to voicemail. Follow-up on every open estimate until they sign or say no.
Writes into AccuLynx, JobNimbus or HighLevel.
Book a callYour CRM's built-in AI answers the call. It doesn't chase the estimate or the review.
For shops already on ServiceTitan, Jobber or Housecall Pro that want the follow-up, the reviews and the monthly report run by a person, not a feature toggle.
Emergency triage and after-hours booking into your existing dispatch board.
Book a callFewer calls, bigger tickets. Each one you miss is a five-figure project.
Qualifies the project and budget, books the site visit, and follows up on open proposals for as long as it takes.
Seasonal businesses get level monthly billing.
Book a callOne in five active patients hasn't been in for a year. Nobody has called them.
Recall and reactivation by text, no-show recovery, and every call answered at lunch and after hours. Launching once our HIPAA program is complete, with a signed Business Associate Agreement as standard.
Rebooking is the whole business, and it's the thing nobody has time to do.
Treatment-interval reminders, package follow-up and reviews that never mention a procedure. Launching with the same HIPAA program and patient-privacy rules as dental.
We're opening dental and med spa in order of signup, a few practices at a time. No patient data is handled until the program is live.
Services that hide bad reviews from Google violate Google's rules and have drawn FTC lawsuits. Ours asks everyone, and gets you to the unhappy ones first.
"How did we do? Leave a review here. If anything wasn't right, reply and the owner will see it directly."
A reply with a problem goes to your phone with the name and the job, so you can fix it before it becomes a review.
Within 24 hours. You approve anything under four stars before it posts.
You hear about problems before Google does.
Thirty-eight seconds. One take.
I'm Michael Judd. I build and run the phones for a small number of service businesses, law firms among them, and I do it myself. I write your scripts. I listen to your calls every week. When something breaks at 9 p.m., I'm the one who fixes it, and you have my cell number, not a ticket queue.
I keep the client list short on purpose. Past a certain number this stops being good, and when I get there I stop taking clients instead of hiring my way through it. If I say yes to you, it's because I have the room to do it right.
You see every word before your callers hear it. Your supervising attorney approves each script before it goes live, and nothing changes afterward without that approval. The first time it answers for your firm, you've already read exactly what it will say.
No sales team. No account manager. No "let me check with engineering." You call, I answer.
Start with the measurement. Nobody should pay for a system before they know the size of the problem.
We forward your unanswered and after-hours calls to a number that answers, logs and texts back. You get the count and the dollar figure at your own numbers. Yours to keep either way.
If your current site is the weak link: a new one built around the assistant, with service and city pages written for Google and AI answers, every page ending in a booked call. Front Office clients only. Yours outright.
| Option | Monthly | Nights and weekends | Books the work | Follows up | Who runs it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A front-desk hire | About $3,500 plus taxes and benefits | No | Yes, during hours | Sometimes | You |
| Answering service | $300 to $1,500 | Yes | Takes a message | No | Nobody |
| $99 AI receptionist | $49 to $449 | Yes | If you set it up | If you build it | You |
| PowerFrame Front Office | $2,500 | Yes | Yes, into your calendar | Until they book or say no | Michael |
Front-desk figure is an estimate at a typical receptionist wage for 40 hours a week; answering-service and AI-receptionist ranges are published list prices, checked October 2026.
90-day initial term, then month to month with 30 days' notice. Flat fees only. For law firms, nothing is ever tied to cases signed or fees earned.
Rules we publish and keep. Ask any other vendor for theirs.
First sentence of every call and text, in every state, whether or not the law there requires it. For law firms it also says it is not a lawyer or an employee of the firm.
Our vendors are contractually barred from using your call data for anything but your account. No model training on your callers.
Every customer gets the public review link. We don't filter, suppress or incentivize reviews. In 2026 the FTC's first case under its reviews rule was against a home-services company that did.
We text people who contacted you. We never run cold outbound AI calls, and opt-outs are honored immediately.
For law firms, a named supervising attorney signs off on intake questions, disclaimers and website changes before anything goes live.
Every transcript, booking and number is exportable at any time and on the day you cancel.
Yes, because we tell them in the first sentence. Someone with a flooded basement or a family member in custody cares that a competent voice picked up, not what it is. Pretending otherwise is a legal problem in several states and a trust problem everywhere.
It transfers. Emergencies, large losses, in-custody calls and anyone who asks for a person go to the on-call number you give us, with a spoken summary first. The AI never gives legal advice, quotes beyond your approved price list, or promises an outcome.
Calls and bookings write into HighLevel, Clio, Lawmatics, Albi, Xcelerate and standard calendars today. If your system isn't on that list, we tell you before you sign, not after.
Most restoration companies we talk to run on a whiteboard and a phone. We bring the system with us.
The software is similar. What you're paying for is a person who sets it up for your business, listens to the calls, fixes what breaks, keeps you inside the rules, and sends you a report you can act on. If you'd rather configure it yourself, the $99 tools are fine.
Nothing. You keep it. We forward unanswered and after-hours calls to a number we provide, or, if you prefer, all calls. Forwarding is a setting on your existing line and takes a few minutes to turn on or off. If you ever leave, you turn it off and your number is exactly as it was.
About two hours over the first week: a call to walk through how you handle calls today, your calendar or CRM login, your price list or intake questions, and for law firms the attorney's sign-off on the script. After that you listen to a few test calls and tell me what to change. Day 14 it's live.
After the first 90 days, with 30 days' notice. You keep every booking, every review and every phone number.
Fifteen minutes. If there's nothing here for you, I'll say so.