Vispo launched Talk2Me, an AI assistant for law firm websites, on Nov. 10, saying it can help firms respond to prospective clients after hours and guide them toward consultations.
Vispo said Talk2Me uses a law firm’s website content, including descriptions of its services, to answer visitors’ questions. People can choose whether to share contact details, and the tool can connect them with the firm’s scheduling page. Firms can access full conversation records or summaries and monitor usage, according to the company.
The product targets the first stage of finding a lawyer: an inquiry through a firm’s website. Vispo says solo practitioners and smaller firms can find it difficult to respond around the clock, so it is positioning Talk2Me for questions that arrive after offices close or over a weekend. Vispo says firms use marketing, search visibility and referrals to attract potential clients, which gives them a reason to respond when visitors reach a firm’s website.
Vispo said law firms tested the service in beta before launch and that it is available to firms across practice areas and sizes. The company did not identify how many firms took part or report results for answer accuracy or consultation bookings. It also did not quantify how many website inquiries go unanswered outside business hours.
Vispo’s website lists the subscription at $75.95 per lawyer each month and names 12 practice areas, including estate planning, family law and personal injury. The per-lawyer rate puts the recurring cost on participating firms. Vispo says the assistant is meant to share information and direct visitors, and does not provide legal advice.
