How Freedom Agents works
Purchase online, arrange personal setup, and start with one useful task. A family member can pay for someone in prison.
1. Purchase base membership
Select Buy now and complete Stripe checkout. Provide your contact email and the name of the person receiving the assistant. Facility and state are optional at checkout if you do not know them yet. The first payment is $270, then $20/month. Queen Ventures processes the payment.
2. Work with the team on personal setup
The team contacts the purchaser at the checkout email. Setup is handled manually at first: it is not an instant account activation. Confirm the intended member, their facility, and the approved way they can exchange messages. Each assistant has its own email address, but that address does not automatically connect to every facility system.
3. Choose a first task
Start small enough to produce a clear result: one letter, one list of questions for a lawyer, or one release-planning checklist. Explain who the result is for, which facts it should use, and what you want to review. The assistant can help organize information without requiring family to handle every drafting task.
4. Review before anything goes out
Read drafts, correct names and dates, and request changes. Sending messages or posting content requires an available connection and your approval. A prepared draft is not proof that a message was delivered or a document was filed.
5. Add support when you need it
Legal Assistant, Financial Assistant, and Inbound Secretary are optional paid upgrades. Discuss the included work and access during setup before approving extra billing. Telephone service requires separate activation and facility compatibility checks.
What families can and cannot access
Paying for a subscription does not grant access to the member’s private documents or conversations. The member decides what to share and with whom. Keep financial credentials and sensitive case details out of monitored communications.