For law firms SRA-aware · Hetzner-EU · 12+ languages

First firm to call back wins the instruction.

Across 134 UK law firms studied, only 45% of web enquiries got a reply, and the average lost-opportunity value per client was £4,000 (insight6 + Moneypenny, June 2025). Clevaa replies in under 60 seconds on voice, WhatsApp, and web. 24/7. In 12+ languages. Bot scope drawn with you against SRA Code of Conduct before you go live.

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Three real conversations with Clevaa

Clevaa for Hartley & Co Solicitors
Sat 21:36 · Web chat
Hi, looking for a conveyancing quote. Buying a flat in Reading, leasehold, target completion end of June.
Happy to help. For a leasehold purchase at that timeline our typical fee is £1,450 + VAT, with disbursements around £700-£900 depending on the lease terms. Want me to book a 15-min call with the conveyancing team on Monday?
Yes, Monday morning if possible.
Monday 9:30 with Rachel Hartley or 10:30 with James Okonkwo. Both 15 minutes. Which?
9:30 with Rachel.
Call booked + conflict flag captured
Mon 9:30 with Rachel Hartley. Quote summary emailed. Buyer name + property address in conflict-check queue.
All set. Rachel will call you on the number you used. We'll need the lease length and ground rent figures before exchange. I'll send a checklist.

Why Clevaa works for law firms

Why this works for law firms
  • <60s

    reply across voice, WhatsApp, and web

    Clevaa product spec

  • 55%

    of web enquiries to law firms get no reply at all

    insight6 / Moneypenny 2025

  • 24/7

    intake every hour, including weekends and bank holidays

    Clevaa product spec

  • 12+

    native languages, useful for immigration, family, and London-firm intake

    Clevaa product spec

New-instruction calculator

How much new fee income could your firm unlock?

Move three sliders. See the new fee income Clevaa unlocks when it answers the enquiries you're missing today. Conservative defaults, no email gate, no marketing follow-up.

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Assumptions for SMB firms doing conveyancing, family, PI, and wills: 15 inbound enquiries per fee earner per month, 70% of the missed enquiries picked up by Clevaa, 30% of bot-captured leads converting to instructions. The industry-wide lead-to-retainer rate is 14% (insight6 2025), which includes the firms that never replied. Captured-lead conversion is typically higher because the lead actually got a response. For specialist or high-LTV practice areas (commercial, fraud, contentious probate), contact us for a tailored model.

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What's happening in UK legal services

The numbers law firms live with.

Five UK-grounded data points that turn unanswered enquiries into a real cost. Sources cited inline.

  • 45%

    Web enquiries answered

    Across 134 UK law firms studied, only 45% of web enquiries got a response, against 66% by phone. The average lost-opportunity value per client was £4,000. Only 19 of the 134 firms delivered an experience the study rated as exceptional at the enquiry stage.

    insight6 + Moneypenny, June 2025

  • 8,926

    SRA-regulated firms

    8,926 SRA-regulated firms in England and Wales as of March 2026, down from over 10,200 a decade earlier. Roughly a quarter (1,346 sole practitioners + 928 partnerships) sit in the small-firm core where flat-rate AI receptionists are most defensible.

    SRA Regulated Population, March 2026

  • 16-20

    Conveyancing weeks (2026)

    Average conveyancing transaction takes 16 to 20 weeks from offer to completion in 2026. Slow communication is consistently flagged as one of the biggest preventable delays. Returning calls fast is the cheapest move a firm has.

    HomeOwners Alliance 2026

  • £1,624

    Avg conveyancing fee

    Average solicitor's fee for buying a house in 2026 is £1,624, plus £709 disbursements. Selling sits at £1,690. An unanswered conveyancing enquiry that flips to a competitor is a four-figure matter walking out the door.

    CompareMyMove 2026

  • 41%

    Consumers shop around

    41% of UK consumers shopped around for legal services in 2024, up from 39% in 2023. When shopping, 42% compared three providers. Reputation (82%) and price (81%) drive the choice. Both only matter after the firm replies.

    Legal Services Consumer Panel 2024

Compliance, drawn before you go live

Built for client confidentiality, drawn around SRA Code of Conduct.

  • EU-hosted on Hetzner Germany

    Customer data including transcripts and client PII lives in Hetzner Germany. UK GDPR plus the UK Data Protection Act 2018. Not a US-SaaS dressed up as European.

  • ICO ZB851355

    Operated by Revenuru Ltd, registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office under ZB851355. Public register link in our footer.

  • SRA-aware bot scope

    The bot books, qualifies, and routes. It does not give legal advice, does not opine on merits, does not auto-onboard. Conflict-check intake captured for human review. Garfield.AI authorisation precedent informs our scope.

  • Privilege and confidentiality

    Legal Professional Privilege treated as locked tier. Transcripts encrypted at rest, never used to train models, retention policy controlled by your firm. Vulnerable callers flagged and routed to a human, not auto-booked.

UK HQ · Crawley RH11 8LZ EU-hosted · Hetzner Germany ICO ZB851355 ↗ Companies House 15440262 ↗
Early partners

Win the next instruction.

Working hand-in-hand with the first wave of UK SMB law firms. Capture every enquiry that walks past your front desk today. Here's what early partners get.

  • Direct first-level support, not ticket queues
  • Hands-on setup. We get you live, you don't DIY
  • Free migration from Moneypenny, Yomdel, Smith.ai, or any managed-reception retainer
  • SRA-aware bot scope drawing, signed off before you launch
  • Flat-rate pricing · no card to start · cancel any time
FAQ

Questions law firms ask first.

How does Clevaa fit with the SRA Code of Conduct?

Clevaa is designed to operate inside the SRA Code of Conduct and Standards and Regulations 2019. The bot is scoped to client intake, matter qualification, scheduling, and routing. It does not give legal advice, does not opine on case merits, and does not auto-onboard a client. Bot scope is drawn and signed off with you before public launch, with reference to the SRA's published AI compliance tips and the Garfield.AI authorisation precedent of May 2025. Clevaa itself is not an SRA-authorised firm. Your firm remains the regulated entity. Clevaa is operated by Revenuru Ltd, registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office under ICO ZB851355.

What about Legal Professional Privilege and client confidentiality?

Privilege is treated as locked tier. Transcripts and client data are encrypted at rest and in transit, hosted on Hetzner Germany under UK GDPR and the UK Data Protection Act 2018. We never train models on your client conversations and never share data with sub-processors outside your retention window. Your firm controls retention and deletion policy. We sign Data Processing Agreements at signup as standard, no extra step.

Will Clevaa work with LEAP, Clio, Smokeball, Definely, or my existing case management system?

Yes. Clevaa is case-management-agnostic and writes intake details, conflict flags, and scheduled calls to whatever your team already uses. That includes LEAP, Clio, Smokeball, Definely, Actionstep, MyCase, Quill, and PracticeEvolve, plus generic calendar tools (Cal.com, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace). If your CMS isn't in our connector library we set the webhook up by hand during onboarding.

How does Clevaa handle conflict checks?

The bot captures the prospective client's name, the opposing party (where applicable), and the matter description, then flags the record for human conflict review before any retainer step. The bot will not progress an intake to instruction without human sign-off. Conflict-check workflow can be wired to your existing CMS so the flag lands in the same queue your fee earners already use.

Can it qualify conveyancing, family, PI, and wills enquiries differently?

Yes. Each practice area gets its own qualification flow, drawn during setup. Conveyancing captures property type, leasehold or freehold, chain status, and target completion date. Family captures jurisdiction and protective-order urgency. PI captures incident date for limitation, injury type, and existing medical evidence. Wills and probate captures urgency, estate complexity indicators, and beneficiary structure. All flows route urgent or vulnerable callers to a human immediately.

What about AI hallucinations? Aren't solicitors personally liable for cited authorities?

Yes, and Clevaa's scope reflects that. The bot does not draft submissions, does not cite case law, and does not opine on merits. It captures, qualifies, and books. The Ayinde and Al-Haroun decisions of May 2025, where solicitors were sanctioned for AI-fabricated case-law citations, only apply to AI used for legal research and drafting. Clevaa is intake and scheduling only. Every transcript is logged, auditable, and reviewable by your COLP.

How fast is setup, and what's the pricing?

Two-stage. The bot itself is live in 30 seconds: paste your firm URL, the agent reads your practice areas, fees, opening hours, and FAQs, and goes live on your site, WhatsApp Business, and inbound voice number. Bot scope drawing against SRA Code of Conduct (what the bot may and may not say, conflict-check capture wiring, escalation triggers) is a one-off sign-off step that adds typically 1 to 3 working days before public launch, depending on your practice mix. Pricing is flat-rate Starter, Core, or Plus. No per-enquiry fees, no per-conversation overage. Multi-office partnerships speak to us directly for a tailored deal.

What languages does Clevaa speak natively for immigration, family, and London-based firms?

12+ languages, spoken natively, not translated through Google. Defaults cover English, Polish, Mandarin, Romanian, Arabic, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, French, German, Spanish, and Italian. Roughly 14% of UK residents speak a language other than English at home (ONS Census 2021). London immigration practices and family-law firms with non-English-speaking clients see a measurable lift in qualified intakes.