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Now selecting · Victorian firms

We are building the standard with the firms that will be held to it.

Kellon is in development. Before general availability, we are working with a small number of Victorian firms to shape what it produces and how it runs.

How pricing works

Pricing has three parts, and only one of them varies with use.

Setup

Once. Onboarding, configuration and training for the people who run sessions.

Firm subscription

Monthly. Includes a practitioner seat and a support staff seat.

Per execution

Only when a will is completed, designed to be billed to the matter.

Per-execution fee

The per-execution fee is designed to be recovered as a disbursement.

It is structured the way search and settlement fees already are, so it can be billed to the matter rather than come out of the firm's margin.

Whether a firm recovers it from a particular client remains a matter for that firm and its costs agreement.

Tax invoiceEstate planning matter · Sample
Professional fees
Preparation of will
Disbursements
Searches
Remote witnessing session, with record

Illustrative only. How a fee is billed depends on your costs agreement.

What founding firms get

Everything a founding firm gets is set out before it starts.

01

Founding pricing

Pricing set for founding firms during the founding period. What applies after it is agreed with you before you start, so nothing changes by surprise.

02

A say in the build

Your feedback goes straight into the product, and we fit the session to the way your firm runs these matters.

03

Support from the founders

Onboarding and support come from the co-founders directly.

What we ask in return

A short feedback call after each of your first sessions, and a monthly check-in during the founding period.

See a session from start to finish.

A walkthrough takes twenty minutes. We run a session as your special witness would, and show you the record it produces.

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With Lynn Chan, lawyer admitted in Victoria and Kellon co-founder