The call recorder built for lawyers.

Client calls, opposing counsel, witnesses — conversations with consequences deserve a record. Callmark keeps one automatically.

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Quick answer

Callmark records, transcribes, and summarizes every call automatically on a dedicated line — no merge steps, no note-taking mid-call. For lawyers, that means every client conversation becomes a searchable record with the details and commitments already written down. $20/month with 200 minutes included.

The problem with phone calls in your line of work

Practice runs on phone calls whose contents matter enormously later: instructions from clients, representations from opposing counsel, scheduling agreements. Memoranda take billable time to write and still miss things. A verbatim record — made with proper consent — protects both you and the client.

How lawyers use Callmark

Contemporaneous records without the memo

Every call is transcribed and summarized automatically — a file note that writes itself, timestamped.

Built-in consent disclosure

Callmark can announce recording at the start of a call, keeping consent itself on the record.

Billing that reflects reality

Call durations and summaries make time entries precise instead of reconstructed at week’s end.

How it works

1
Calls ring in Callmark, or you dial out from the app.
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Recording starts automatically — nothing to remember mid-call.
3
Transcript and summary are waiting when you hang up.
Recording consent laws vary by state. Callmark can play “This call may be recorded” automatically — see our state-by-state consent guide.

One plan. Every call remembered.

$20/month · 200 minutes included, roll over 12 months · transcripts and summaries on every call · cancel anytime

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