Pricing
Published numbers. On purpose.
Our competitors gate pricing behind demos. You get the numbers up front, all-in, floor included.
Intake
$495
/mo + $12 per qualified call
First 40 qualified calls included · $0.35/min all-in beyond bundle
Tracking, attribution, and governed inbound intake — the front door, instrumented.
- Dynamic number insertion + per-call attribution
- AI intake with deterministic qualification gates
- Live steering & one-tap human takeover
- Hash-chained audit trail + /audit/verify
- HMAC-signed webhooks, scoped API keys
Recovery
$1,495
/mo + $15 per outcome
2,000 minutes included · outcomes = re-engaged, docs complete, or retainer-ready
Everything in Intake, plus the governed cadence engine working your stalled docket.
- Reactivation, doc-chase & retainer-chase cadences
- The Floor: consent, DNC, statute-cited quiet hours, caps
- Fails-closed scheduling in claimant-local time
- Stop conditions across every channel
- E-sign retainer handoff
Scale & agencies
Let's talk
Multi-tenant, volume commits, wholesale usage
For firms past 25k minutes a month and agencies running many dockets at once.
- Org-scoped multi-tenancy per client
- Volume pricing on calls & minutes
- Custom integration & compliance review
- Dedicated onboarding
Introductory pricing — subject to calibration before general availability. No annual lock-in required. Compliance is never an add-on.
Compensable is priced per call and per minute — never as a percentage of your fees, never per signed case, and never differently by case type.
That's deliberate. Fee-splitting rules (ABA Model Rule 5.4 and its state versions) prohibit vendors from charging lawyers in ways that track the value of the case, and ethics opinions have flagged case-type rate cards as a proxy for exactly that. Our qualification tiers price the work of qualifying — call length, gates run, documents collected — not what your case is worth.
Docket math
Your inputs, your number.
The arithmetic firms already do on napkins: how much fee value is sitting in the stalled fraction of the docket.
2,000 claimants × 20% stalled
= 400 stalled claimants
× $4,000 expected fee value
$1,600,000 sitting still
What a governed cadence recovers from that number is your result, not ours to claim. The demo runs on your docket's shape, not a slide.
Full comparison
What's in each plan
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| Capability | Intake | Recovery | Scale & agencies |
|---|---|---|---|
| DNI + per-call attribution | |||
| Governed AI intake (inbound) | |||
| Live steering & takeover | |||
| Hash-chained audit + /audit/verify | |||
| The Floor (consent · DNC · quiet hours · caps) | governs inbound consent & recording | ||
| Recovery cadences (reactivate · doc-chase · retainer) | |||
| E-sign retainer handoff | |||
| Multi-tenant orgs (agency) | |||
| Volume pricing & commits | |||
| Compliance floor included, never an add-on |
Questions firms actually ask
Pricing FAQ
What counts as a 'qualified' call or outcome?
A mechanical event, not a judgment call: the deterministic qualification gates for your blueprint were satisfied (intake), or the cadence's objective completed — claimant re-engaged, document set received, or retainer packet ready for signature (recovery). Never 'signed case' — see the Rule 5.4 note above.
Are minutes really all-in?
Yes — the per-minute rate includes speech recognition, the model, voice synthesis, and telephony. No separate model bills, no surprise 3× invoice. Volume step-downs apply on Scale.
Who owns consent and TCPA compliance?
You own your consent practices and calling program — that's the law. Any vendor implying otherwise is selling something they can't deliver. Compensable enforces what it can see (consent attestation, suppression, quiet hours, caps) and writes the audit record to prove it.
Is the compliance floor extra?
No. Every plan gets the same floor. We won't sell governance as an upgrade.
Can we leave?
Month to month, and your data — calls, attribution records, audit chains — is org-scoped and exportable. A platform that sells verifiable records shouldn't need a lock-in.
Thirty minutes. Bring your napkin math.
We'll run a live call, work a sample docket, and show you the system refusing a call it shouldn't make.