TerminationHelp

Why not just use ChatGPT?

It’s a fair question. Most people already have a chatbot on their phone. Here’s why TerminationHelp is built differently.

A general-purpose tool, for a single-purpose job

A general chatbot is built to talk about anything. It doesn’t know your deadline, it hasn’t read your documents, and it doesn’t fill in the Fair Work Commission’s forms. It will also tell you what you want to hear.

TerminationHelp does one thing: employment claims. It reads your own documents, works out your deadline, prepares the forms and documents for the stage you’re at, and tells you plainly when your matter needs a person.

ChatGPT, TerminationHelp and a solicitor, side by side

ChatGPTgeneral AITerminationHelpspecialist toolSolicitoror barrister
Ready the moment you are, day or night✓✓—
The official Fair Work Form F2, filled in from your own facts—✓✓
A signed-ready statement, dated chronology and evidence index—✓✓
A schedule of what to attach, and what NOT to attach—✓✓
Works from a curated Fair Work library, not the open internet—✓✓
Tells you what is missing, or would strengthen your matter—✓✓
Keeps privileged and without-prejudice material out of what you file—✓✓
Points you to Legal Aid, a community legal centre or your union—✓varies
Notices when your matter needs a person, and says so—✓✓
Spots a second pathway, or a pay problem, in your own documents—✓✓
Reduced fee on Centrelink, or with a community legal centre referral code—✓varies
Never used to train an AI model. Processed in Australia—✓✓
Never shared with your employer—✓✓
Professional indemnity insurance——✓
What it costs$20–$100a month$149one-off$3,000–$6,000typical

What it isn’t

It is not a lawyer, gives no legal advice and does not represent you: you review the pack and lodge it yourself. Where your matter needs a lawyer, it says so and points you to one. Even if your next move is a lawyer, you arrive organised and filing-ready.

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