§ Pricing

A platform, and the people who keep it fitting your firm.

GuideHerd is priced as two things, because it is two things: software that runs the work between client conversations, and an ongoing partnership that keeps it configured as the firm changes.

Platform

The GuideHerd platform

One subscription per firm. Every capability listed here is working now. Pricing is set after a short conversation about your firm’s size and how intake runs now — we would rather quote something we can stand behind than publish a number that fits nobody.

Intake & the prepared handoff

  • Receptionist Console for whoever answers the phone
  • Caller, practice area, and consultation type captured before the transfer
  • The attorney receives the call with that context already attached

Consultation scheduling

  • Real availability read from your attorneys’ own calendars
  • Microsoft 365, Microsoft Graph, Outlook, and Exchange Online
  • Appointments written back to the calendar the attorney already lives in
  • Office hours, consultation types, and routing configured per firm

Notifications & appointment management

  • Confirmation email on booking
  • A private link the client can use to cancel or reschedule themselves
  • Cancellation and rescheduling kept in step with the calendar
  • Notification routing configurable per notification type

Operations & administration

  • Operations Center: consultations, delivery records, exceptions, event history
  • Administration Portal: attorneys, practice areas, users, providers, hours
  • Audit history on every change, and per-change reversal
  • Usage metering per firm, per month

Security & isolation

  • Tenant isolation: your firm’s data is reachable only by your firm
  • Configuration management — credentials referenced by name, never displayed
  • Provider access reporting: what is connected, and with what access
  • Provider capability management — nothing is enabled until you enable it

Not included, and not implied: practice-management integrations. Clio, Filevine, and Orion are planned and are not available.

Subscription

GuideHerd Success

An ongoing subscription for the questions that keep arriving after go-live. This is not a training course with an end date; it is the person your administrator emails when the firm hires an associate or opens a practice area.

What it covers

  • Onboarding new staff, whenever you hire
  • Administrator training for the person who owns setup
  • Workflow configuration — making the platform match how your firm works
  • Provider configuration and Microsoft 365 integration guidance
  • Adding attorneys and practice areas as the firm changes
  • Best practices from how other firms have set things up
  • Adoption support as new GuideHerd capabilities ship

Plans

  • Included with every platform subscription: onboarding sessions, the administrator walkthrough, and written reference material
  • GuideHerd Success — $149/month per firm (or $1,500/year), up to 10 users. Ongoing sessions, configuration help, new-staff onboarding, and capability briefings
  • Founding rate — $99/month for the first ten firms
  • Scoped private work — deeper role-specific sessions or on-site, quoted per engagement from $1,500

Why a subscription rather than a handover

  • Firms change; configuration has to change with them
  • The person trained at go-live is often not the person administering it a year later
  • New capabilities are worth nothing if nobody knows they arrived
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In plain terms

What you are buying

Both halves, together. A firm that has the software but nobody to help configure it ends up back where it started — with the work between conversations landing on whoever is at the desk.

You get

  • The platform, for your whole firm, with every capability above
  • Your Microsoft 365 connection set up with your IT, not around them
  • The three consoles — reception, operations, administration
  • GuideHerd Success alongside it, for as long as you subscribe

What we will tell you before you buy

  • Exactly which integrations exist and which are planned
  • What the platform does not do, and what it will never do for you — it prepares work and keeps records; your people talk to your clients
  • Whether your firm is a fit. If it is not, we would rather say so on the call

See it working first.

A caller arrives, the consultation lands on a real Outlook calendar, the confirmation goes out, and the client reschedules it themselves. Then we talk about price.

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